A SYSTEMS PERSPECTIVE OF THE NATIONAL WASTE MANAGEMENT STORAGE AND DISPOSAL PROGRAMS
Chair(s): T. Woods: Chairman; L. Barrett: Co-Chairman |
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Applications of Systems Engineering to Civilian Radioactive Waste Management Program
H. Jackson Hale
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Systems Engineering Approach to U.S. Department of Energy's Commercial Nuclear Waste Transportation Program
W. M. Pardue
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Application of Systems Engineering Methods to the Development of Information Resource Management Programs
Robert W. Hofer
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Application of Systems Engineering to NRC's High-Level Waste Regulatory Program
J. O. Bunting
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Repository Site Characterization
J. W. Voss
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Utilization of Probabilistic Risk Assessments to Guide Conceptual Designs of a Repository
L. J. Jardine
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How Many Geologic Repositories Will be Needed?
Thomas J. Evans
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UTILITY LOW-LEVEL WASTE MANAGEMENT: PLANS AND PRACTICES
Chair(s): R. Doyle: Chairman; J. Testa: Co-Chairman |
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Middle South Utilities (MSU) LLRW Volume Reduction Evaluation
J. L. Etheridge
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Management of Liquid and Solid Radioactive Waste From Nuclear Power Plants in the Federal Republic of Germany
Klaus Blinn
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Considerations in Reviewing the Waste Volume Reduction Program in a Large Utility
R. Kohout
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Practice to Minimize Nuclear Waste Amounts in Loviisa NPS
E. H. Tusa
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A Systems Engineering Approach For Assessing Radwaste Capabilities at Surry & North Anna Power Stations
L. J. Trautner
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LLW Management by Finnish Power Companies
H. T. Harkonen
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Regional LLRW Processing Alternatives Applying the DOE REGINALT Systems Analysis Model
G. H. Beers
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POSTER-LOW-LEVEL WASTE DISPOSAL ACTIVITIES AND WASTE MANAGEMENT AT THE IMPC
Chair(s): M. Fuhrmann: Chairman; L. Oyen: Co-Chairman |
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The Design of the Transportable Grout Equipment Facility at Hanford
Ed Cotlins
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Stabilization and Isolation of Low-Level Liquid Waste Disposal Sites
S. J. Phillips
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Some Considerations in the Evaluation of Concrete as a Structural Material for Alternative LLW Disposal Technologies
V. R. MacKenzie
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Chemical Effects in the Near-Field
F. T. Ewart
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Non-Hazardous Re-Use of Components Removed From Nuclear Facilities by Melting Processes
E. Schuster
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Methods for Communicating Technical Information as Publ ic Information
S. A. Zara
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Radionuclide Separation Process (RASEP)
H. Kuribayashi
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Removal of Cesium from Nuclear Waste Solutions by Potassium Cobalt Hexacyanoferrate(II) Columns
R. Harjula
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Experience of the Surveyor TM Mobile Robot at Nine Mile Point
B. G. Kniazewycz
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Quality Assurance Consideration for Cement-Based Grout Technology Programs at Oak Ridge National Laboratory
E. W. Mc.Daniel
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Dose Assessment of Radwaste Manipulation in Taiwan
Bor- Jing Chang
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Emulsion Type Dry Cleaning System for Reduction of Laundry Drains in Nuclear Plants
Osamu Kohanawa
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Radioactive Spent Resin Treatment System Utilizing a Radionuclide-Resin Separation Technique
T. Otoda
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KLM's Boric Acid Reclamation System (BARS)-An Update
Donald Schuelke
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Start-up and Operation of the Biodenitrification Demonstration Facility at the FMPC
J. P. Hopper
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Specification of Safety Requirements for Waste Packages with Respect to Practicable Quality Control Measures
D. Gruendler
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Recent Developments in Disposal and Isolation of Uranium Mill Tailings Under the UMTRA Program
G. R. Thiers
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An Evaluation of Geotechnical and Hydrologic Aspects of Uranium Mill Tailings Reclamation in the USA and Canada
J. A. Caldwell
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The Uranium Mill Tailings Remedial Actions Project: A Progress Report on DOE's Cleanup Program
Mark L. Matthews
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A Dry Storage Cask for Utilization of WESF Cesium-137 Sources
G. Subbaraman
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Electrochemical Processing of Low-Level Waste Solutions
V. T. Hobbs
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Decontamination of Radioactive Waste Water by Chemical Precipitation and Centrifugation
K. -H Oehlamnn
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Computer Models for Safety Assessment on Land Disposal of Low Level Wastes
M. Kawanishi
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LLWPA OF 1985: MILESTONE COMPLIANCE
Chair(s): J. Stucker: Chairman; E. Helminski: Co-Chairman |
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Background and Overview of Milestones In The Milestones In The Low-Level Waste Policy Amendements Act of 1985
William F. Newberry
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The Low-Level Radioactive Waste Policy Amendments Act of 1985 Milestones: Surcharge Rebates Escrow Account Administration and Compliance Determination
J. L. Smiley
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The Texas Siting Plan: Implications for Local Governments
Lee H. Matthews
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Low-Level Radioactive Waste Management in New York State: Meeting the Milestones
Irivin L. White
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California LLW Disposal Site Development Update: Ahead of Milestone Schedule
S. A. Romano
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Schedules for Developing a Low Level Waste Disposal Facility in the Midwest Compact
A. A. Sutherland
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Milestone Compliance and Value Conflicts: Impediments to Siting
M. R. English
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ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL EFFECTS OF HIGH-LEVEL WASTE REPOSITORY DEVELOPMENT
Chair(s): J. Gervers: Chairman; S. Gray: Co-Chairman |
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Impacts and Mitigation Strategies During and After Site Characterization
Barry G. Gale
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Radioactive Wastes and the Social Amplification of Risk
R. E. Kasperson
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Forecasting the Adverse Economic Effects of a Nuclear Waste Repository
P. Slovic
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The Importance of Counting Cows: Social and Economic Effects of a High-Level Nuclear Waste Repository in Texas
Judy Fleishman
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Strategies for Successful Mitigation of Socioeconomic Impacts
Richard c. Moore
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Rationality and Irrational ity in Estimating the Risks of Nuclear Waste Disposal
William R. Freudenburg
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The MRS Task Force: Economic and Non-Economic Incentives for Local Public Acceptance of a Proposed Nuclear Waste Packaging and Storage Facility
E. Peele
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Native Americans and Cultural Impact Analysis: The Proposed Nuclear Waste Repository at Hanford
Deward E. Walker Jr.
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Integrating Environmental and Socioeconomic Assessment
Kristi M. Branch
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PRODUCTIVE COOPERATION OF INTERNATIONAL NUCLEAR WASTE DISPOSAL PROGRAMS
Chair(s): A. Platt: Chairman; J. Strahl: Co-Chairman |
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High-Level Radioactive Waste Test Disposal Project in the ASSE Salt Mine
T. Rothfuchs
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Radwaste in the Netherlands
H. D. K. Codee
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Status Report on the Management and Disposal of Radioactive Wastes in the United Kingdom
M. E. Ginniff
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Reprocessing and Waste Management in the UK
C. S. Mogg
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International Cooperation in the Swedish Nuclear Waste Management Research Program
Per-Eric Ahlstrom
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Treatment and Conditioning of Aqueous Effluents from LWR's Optimization in Volume Reduction and Insolubilization
P. Dejonghe
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US Cooperation with Other Nations in Nuclear Waste Disposal
Carl R. Cooley
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COMMUNICATION AND PARTICIPATION IN WASTE MANAGEMENT DECISIONS
Chair(s): L. Ulland: Chairman; R. Prosser: Co-Chairman |
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Nuclear Waste Information Made Accessible: A Case Study
Yolanda A. Willis
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Planning and Implementation of the Hanford Defense Waste-External Affairs Program
R. T. Wilde.
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Safe, Reliable, Cost-Effective Disposal of Low-Level Radioactive Wastes: Progress in California and the Role of Radioactive Materials Users
Alan D. Pasternak
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The Role of State Legislators in Public Education on thE High-Level Waste Program
L. C. Runyon
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Public Consultation in the Canadian Nuclear Fuel Waste Management Program
R. S. Dixon
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The Public Visits a Nuclear Waste Site: Survey Results From The West Valley Demonstration Project
W. Dean Hoffman
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Public Fear of Nuclear Technology
Stanley M. Nealy
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GEOTECHNICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF HLW REPOSITORIES
Chair(s): J. Greeves: Chairman; J. E. Rhoderick: Co-Chairman |
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Site Characterization Information Needs for a High-Level Waste Geologic Repository
Dinesh C. Gupta
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Selection of Site-Characterization Tests in the Exploratory-Shaft Facility at Three Candidate Repository Sites
C. F. Voss
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The Siting and Licensing Role of the Exploratory Shaft Facility
Dean Stucker
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Time Period of Concern for Judging the Long-Term Hazards of Geological Disposal of Radioactive Waste
E. R. Merz
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Results of the Thermomechanical Experiments Performed in the 300M Hole in the ASSE Salt Mine (FRG)
J. Prij
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Seismicity of Texas Panhandle
H. R. Acharya
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NRC Experiences in Hydrocoin: An International Project for Studying Ground-Water Flow Modeling Strategies
Thomas J. Nicholson
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Fracture System Characterization for Unsaturated Rock
D. D. Evans
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Performance of Bentonite/Crushed Rock Borehole Plugs
James R. Williams
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SITING DEVELOPMENTS FOR LLW DISPOSAL FACILITIES
Chair(s): E. McDaniel: Chairman; J. Heinonen: Co-Chairman |
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Department of Energy Technical Assistance to the States Under the Low~Level Radioactive Waste Policy Amendments Act of 1985
Joel T. Case
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Selecting the Recommended Waste Management System for the Midwest Compact
A. A. Sutherland
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New York State's Low Level Radioactive Waste Law and Regulatory Control Program
P. J. Merges
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Alternative Enhanced Low-Level Radioactive Waste Burial
H. Lawroski
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Impact of Past Experiences on Engineering a Shallow Land Burial Facility
J. S. Devgun
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Retardation Factor of Radioactive Strontium in a Sandy Soil Layer
Toshihioko Ohnuki
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Status of the Oak Ridge National Laboratory New Hydrofracture Facility: Implications for the Disposal of Liquid Low-Level Radioactive Wastes by Underground Injection
C. Stephen Haase
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Organic Compounds at the SRP Old Burial Ground for Low-Level Radioactive Waste
Steven B. Oblath
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Waste Migration in Shallow Burial Sites Under Unsaturated Flow Conditions
Geoffrey G. Eichholz
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TOWARD RESOLUTION OF STATE AND TRIBAL ISSUES IN RADIOACTIVE WASTE TRANSPORTATION
Chair(s): M. Whitman: Chairman; E. A. Livingston-Behan: Co-Chairman |
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The Transportation Institutional Plan: Cooperative Planning for NWPA Transportation
Susan H. Denny
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State Issues in Radioactive Waste Transportation and Applicable Conflict Mediation Techniques
B. Foster
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Achieving Greater Public Confidence in the Application of Transportation Policies and Programs
Russe;; Jim
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Permissible State Permit/Fee Systems for Radioactive Materials Transportation
Lori Friel
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Safe But Controversial--A Study of Recent High-Visibility Spent Fuel Shipping Campaigns
Paul D. Gtimm
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223 |
Highway Routing of Commercial Spent Fuel Shipments: Local Input to the Process
Louis G. Coakley
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227 |
Regulation of Spent Nuclear Fuel Shipments: A State Perspective
Robert J. Halstead
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WIPP SITE CHARACTERIZATION AND IN SITU TESTING
Chair(s): J. Daeman: Chairman; W. R. Cooper: Co-Chairman |
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The Operational Status of WIPP
W. R. Chiquelin
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WIPP R&D In Situ Test Program
L. V. Tyler
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Hydrologic Radiological Baseline Program at WIPP
J. K. Prince
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Numerical Thermal Modeling of the WIPP In Situ Room Al Simulated DHLW Experiments
Richardo Beraun
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255 |
Recent Developments in the Conceotual Geologic and Hydrologic Understanding of the WIPP Site Southeastern New Mexico
A. R. Lappin
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Retrievability Considerations and Their Impact on the Design of Vertical Emplacement and Retrieval Equipment for a Repository in Salt
B. R. Nair
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Salt Repository Underground Handling Design Considerations
L. T. Cole
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UTILITY LLW MANAGEMENT-WASTE CHARACTERIZATION
Chair(s): A. Clement: Chairman; E. Tarnuzzer: Co-Chairman |
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243 |
Low-Level Radioactive Waste Generation Rates At Domestic Nuclear Power Plants--1982 Through 1985 Update
R. F. Coley
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249 |
Parametric Studies of the Impact of Conventional Disposal of Wastes Below Regulatory Concern (BRC) Using the Impacts Computer Code Wi th the EPRI Impacts-Plus Interface
Patricia J. Robinson
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255 |
A Dose to Curie Conversion Methodology
P. A. Stowe.
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Impacts of Short-Lived Radionuclides on 10CFR61 Classification and Dose-To-Curie Methodologies
Thomas P. Hillmer
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263 |
NRC Considerations for Authorization of Low-Activity Radioactive Waste Disposal Under 10CFR 20.302 At Reactor and Non-Reactor Sites
S. M.Neuder
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267 |
Limerick Generating Station Compliance With Regulatory Requirements Governing the Classification of Low-Level Radioactive Waste
P. A. Trinoskey
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271 |
Virginia Power Liquid Radwaste Characterization Program
T. E. Phillips
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275 |
Performance Evaluation and Operational Experience with a Semi-Automatic Monitor for the Radiological Characterization of Low-Level Wastes
E. C. Davey
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A WIPP OVERVIEW AND TRU WASTE PROCESSING
Chair(s): J. D'Ambrosia: Chairman; A. E. Hunt: Co-Chairman |
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1986 WIPP Overview and AccompYishments
V. J. DeJong
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Experience of the New Mexico EEG in Evaluating the WIPP Project
R. H. Neill
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287 |
TRUPACT-I is a Technically Viable Packaging for Transporting DOE's Contact-Handled Transuranic Waste
L. H. Harmon
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289 |
TRUSYSTEM-A Computerized System For the Management of Defense Transuranic Waste
J. A. Adam
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293 |
A Model of Gas Generation and Transport Within TRU Waste Drums
F. G. Smith III
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299 |
Treatment of Solid Waste Highly Contaminated By Alpha Emitters: Low-Temperature Impact Crushing, Leaching and Incineration
G. Bertolotti
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Processing of Transuranic Waste at the Savannah River Plant
B. A. Daugherty
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Operational Testing of an Electrically Fired Pu-238 Waste Incineration Process
H. Holmes
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REGULATIONS AND STANDARDS
Chair(s): S. J. S. Parry: Chairman; P. L. Gray: Co-Chairman |
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311 |
Safety of Radioactive Waste Disposal-Regulatory Principles and Aspects in the Federal Republic of Germany
M. H. Bloser
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315 |
Status of NRC Rulemaking for High-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal
D. Fehringer
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319 |
Impacts and Ramifications of Defining High-Level Waste
D. E. Wood
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323 |
EPA's Low-Level Radioactive Waste Standards Program: Development Overview -1987
Floyd L. Galpin
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327 |
EPA's LLW Standards Program: Below Regulatory Concern Criteria Development
William F. Holcomb
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333 |
Update on LLW Regulatory Guides and Topical Reports
T. C. Johnson
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339 |
Disposal of Short-Lived Radionuclide Wastes in Sanitary Landfills
V. C. Rogers
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POSTER-LL WASTE PROCESSING/FORM/TRANSPORTATION AND ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT/FACILITIES/PLANS
Chair(s): C. Miller: Chairman; E. Porter: Co-Chairman |
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323 |
Organic Analyses of Mixed Nuclear Wastes
A. P. Toste
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331 |
Computer Simulation Modelling of Mixed Chemical/Radioactive Waste Disposal Systems
Kinson S. Leonard
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Projection of Future Waste Quantities in the Midwest Compact Region Neil
L. Drobny
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347 |
Use of Transportation Factors in Host State Selection in the Midwest Compact Region
Neil L. Drobny
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351 |
An Approach to Innovative Remote Spent Filter Handling
Louis J. DeRitis
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357 |
Use of Systems Analysis Techniques in the EG&G Idaho Waste Management Environmental Surveillance Program
M. J. Case
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363 |
Stability of Low-Level Cement-Based Waste Systems
R. I. A. Malek
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369 |
Mechanistic Modelling of Long-Term Leaching Behavior of Cement-Based Radioactive Low-Level Waste Forms
S. Nimnual
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375 |
Evaluation of Potential Mixed Wastes Containing Lead Chromium or Used Oil
B. Siskind
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385 |
Modeling of Low-Level-Waste Disposal for Environmental Impact Analysis
Charley Yu
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391 |
The Development of a Site Characterization Field Manual for Near Surface Geologic Disposal of Low-Level Nuclear Waste (LLNW)
E. A. Nowatzki
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397 |
Instability of Waste Plumes Adsorbed on Iron Oxide ln Soils
J. Gruber
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403 |
Remote Aerosol Testing of Large Size HEPA Filter Banks
B. Franklin
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411 |
New Low-Level Radioactive Waste Storage/Disposal Facilities for the Savannah River Plant
James R. Cook
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415 |
IAEA Activities in the Field of Treatment Conditioning and Disposal of Low-and Intermediate- Level Radioactive Wast
V. Efremenkov
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421 |
The Recycling Alternative
Michael S. McGough
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423 |
RADSHIP-3--A New Version of the Radwaste Transportation Radiological Impact Assessment Code
Min-Fong Su
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433 |
Transportation of Low Level Radioactive Waste in Taiwan Republic of China
D. S. Liu
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433 |
Validation of Elastic-Plastic Computer Analyses for Use in Nuclear Waste Shipping Cask Design
M. Koploy
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439 |
Radioactive Waste Handling Packaging and Disposal-Demonstrated by the Renewal of a Research Reactor
D. Borchardt
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443 |
Cleanup Operations at the Oak Ridge Gaseous Diffusion Plant Contaminated Metal Scrapyard
L. c. Williams
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453 |
Waste Management for the Shippingport Station Decommissioning Project
G. R. Mullee
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465 |
Concrete Removal and Disposal From Research Reactor Decommissioning Waste Management 1986
Frederick W. Gardner
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469 |
Comparison of Alternatives for the Treatment of Non-Fuel-Bearing Hardware
W. A. Ross
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469 |
Characterization of NONDOE Greater-Than-Class-C Low-Level Waste
M. A. Knecht
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475 |
Characterization of Spent Fuel Disassembly Hardware and Nonfuel Bearing Components and Their Relationship to 10 CFR 61
A. T . Luksic
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483 |
The Integrated Data Base Program: An Executive-Level Data Base of Spent Fuel and Radioactive Waste Inventories Projections and Characteristics
J. A. Klein
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489 |
Atypical Highly Radioactive Government-Owned Materials That May Require Geologic Disposal
R. L. Pearson
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495 |
Summary of EPA's Risk Assessment Results from the Analysis of Alternative Methods of Low-Level Waste Disposal
Michae S. Bandrowski
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503 |
Co-60 Leaching From Various Formulations of Concrete ln Shallow Land Disposal System
I. B. Plecas
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507 |
Backflushable Filter Experience at the N Reactor
Brandon Ball
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SPENT FUEL STORAGE
Chair(s): G. Beeman: Chairman; R. K. Kunita: Co-Chairman |
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349 |
Prototypical Consolidation Demonstration Project-Final Fuel Recommendation Report
R. R. Piscitella
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353 |
Mock-Up Fuel for Use in Testing Consolidation Equipment
K. L. Williams
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361 |
Spent Fuel Storage Technology Demonstrations at the Idaho National Engineering Laboratory (INEL)
V. H. Schoonen
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369 |
Effect of Burnup Level on Oxidation of LWR Spent Fuel
T. K. Campbell
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375 |
Handling and Storage of Spent Nuclear Reactor Fuel at the Idaho Chemical Processing Plant
A. B. Christensen
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383 |
Radiation Doses Resulting from Variations in Spent Fuel/Waste Management Systems Without Monitored Retrievable Storage
K. J. Sscneider
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389 |
A Simplified Modeling Technique for the Thermal Analysis of Spent Nuclear Assemblies
L. C. Sanchez
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TRANSPORTATION OF NUCLEAR WASTE
Chair(s): R. Yoshimura: Chairman; J. Allen: Co-Chairman |
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The Transportation of Radioactive Waste-A Review
Alan Salmon
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397 |
Transportation of Spent Fuel to the Idaho National Engineering Laboratory
C. P. Gertz
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405 |
Radiation Doses for a Transportation System and Its Interface Operations for Commercial Spent Fuel
K. J. Schneider
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411 |
Incentives for the Allowance of "Burnup Credit" in the Design of Spent Nuclear Fuel Shipping Casks
T. L. Sanders
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417 |
A Demonstration Sensitivity Analysis for Radtran III
P. C. Reardon
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423 |
Transnet--A User-Accessible Network of Transportation Analysis Models
J. W. Cashwell
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427 |
Satellite Tracking of Radioactive Shipments--High Technology Solution to Tough Institutional Problems
Lawrence H. Harmon
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431 |
Compliance Inspections by USNRC of Recent Spent Fuel Shipments
A. W . Grella
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437 |
The Modal Study: The Response of Spent Fuel Packages to Severe Transportation Accidents
J. R. Cook.
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POSTER-HIGH-LEVEL WASTE TREATMENT, TRANSPORTATION STORAGE AND DISPOSAL
Chair(s): J. McElroy: Chairman; J. McGough: Co-Chairman |
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397 |
Optimum MRS Site Location to Minimize Spent Fuel Transportation Impacts
R. E. Hoskins
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403 |
An Historical Summary of Transportation Accidents and Incidents Involving Radioactive Materials
Cheryl E. Hoskins
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