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The material spruce wood is frequently used in impact limiters of Type B transport packages. In order to develop and parametrize an…
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In 2010 the Recommendations for Guidelines on the 10 yearly Periodical safety assessments of Intermediate Storage Plants (ISP) for spent…
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The World Nuclear Transport Institute (WNTI) has now over fifteen years of experience in communicating the safe transport of radioactive…
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Sellafield Limited consigns radioactive material as part of its regular, daily business. Each year over 1,000 RAM packages are consigned…
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The ENsa UNiversal ENUN 52B is a dual purpose metal cask developed by Ensa for dry storage and transportation of up to 52 BWR spent fuel…
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The International Source Suppliers and Producers Association (ISSPA) comprise most of the world’s major manufacturers of sealed sources. In…
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It is estimated there are three million radioactive material shipments made in the United States annually. The Department of Energy (DOE)…
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The fire time of concern for a component within a spent nuclear fuel (SNF) transport package is the time after fire ignition when that…
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A new Bulk Tritium Shipping Package (BTSP) was designed by the Savannah River National Laboratory to be a replacement for a package that…
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The paper describes the history of development and the peculiarities of design and certification of the world’s first Type C package for…
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The approaches for handling high burnup used (HBU) fuels in the USA are, for the most part; at the reactor site (wet storage) and/or dry…
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The vast majority of shipments of radioactive material in Europe are small in bulk and mass, representing medical isotopes, laboratory…
DESIGN METHODOLOGY TO ENSURE SIMILARITY BETWEEN SCALE MODEL AND PACKAGE MODEL: APPLICATION TO TN®843
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The transportation of radioactive material requires a very high standard of safety of the packaging model imposed by international…
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The recommended welding criteria for radioactive material transportation packages for Type B contents are found NUREG/CR-3019 (ref 1).…
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Work was conducted in late 2012 by Onet Technologies UK on behalf of a UK client to determine how the 'standard' 205 litre UN drum used for…
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Currently, thousands of model 9975 transportation packages are in use by the US Department of Energy (DOE); the design of which has been…
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In a companion PATRAM 2013 paper, C. Bajwa, et. al. provides an overview of internationallevel efforts that began in 2010 to develop a…
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The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is responsible for developing safety requirements for the transport of radioactive material.…
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Finite element analysis (FEA) has been carried out for investigation of damping concrete under different impact loading conditions with a…
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As a subsidiary of the UK’s NDA, INS supports RWMD’s (Radioactive Waste Management Directorate) strategic objectives by reviewing technical…