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Seals that provide the containment system interface between the packaging body and closure must function in high- and low-temperature…
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Surveys show that accidents are one of the public's greatest concerns relating to the transportation of radioactive material through…
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Certain radioactive isotopes for North American and especially the United States' needs are enormously important to the medical community…
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A novel means of closing and sealing small type B radioactive material transport packages for surface or air transport as governed by…
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It is truly a pleasure to have the opportunity to address so many people with the responsibility of meeting the daily challenges presented…
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Performance requirements for radioactive material (RAM) packages are specified in Title 10, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 71 (NRC 1993…
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At present, in Light Water Reactor the shift to high bumup of nuclear fuel is going on, and also the use of MOX fuel is planned (e.g.,…
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Power Reactor and Nuclear Fuel Development Corporation will be performing the post-irradiated examination of fuel subassemblies irradiated…
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The response of radioactive material transportation packages to mechanical accident loadings can be more accurately characterized by…
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Many nuclear power plants are running out of storage space in their reactor pools for storing spent fuel. On-site spent fuel storage in…
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For the purpose of establishment of the Fusion Fuel Cycle, research and development using tritium has been carryied out by Japan Atomic…
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It is planned that vitrified residues (high level waste, (HLW)) from fuel reprocessing operations in Europe will be transported in purpose-…
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International and U.S regulations require that a package used for transporting radioactive materials maintain containment, shielding and…
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The 1985 edition of the IAEA regulations(IAEA 1985) for the safe transport of radioactive material has invalidated the previously approved…
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This activity was prompted by the concurrent arrival of two items at our Department of Energy Safety Analysis Report for Packaging (DOE…
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A fullscale prototype cask for shipping, interim storage and final disposal of spent fuel in a German repository, named POLLUX, designed…
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EPRI has had a continuing interest in developing a fuel transfer capability with the initial interest targeted at improved storage…
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The purpose of hazardous and radioactive materials packaging is to enable these materials to be transported without posing a threat to the…
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When the Department of Energy (DOE) developed the initial transportation program for the transport oftransuranic (TRU) waste to the Waste…
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Transportation of all goods contains the risk of an accident. Dangerous goods --like UF 6 cylinders-- are in principle not excepted from…