Oil decontamination survey: Final report
Eileen W. Bradley, B.E. Kirstein
Abstract
Eileen W. Bradley, B.E. Kirstein
Abstract
The disposal of waste oils containing measurable quantities of radioactive material is expensive and has become more difficult due to the mixed waste issue. In this study, sources, volumes, characteristics, and treatment and disposal practices for waste oils in the nuclear power industry are surveyed, and a recommended approach to utility oil decontamination is developed. 10 refs., 1 fig., 8 tabs.
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The disposal of waste oils containing measurable quantities of radioactive material is expensive and has become more difficult due to the mixed waste issue. In this study, sources, volumes, characteristics, and treatment and disposal practices for waste oils in the nuclear power industry are surveyed, and a recommended approach to utility oil decontamination is developed. 10 refs., 1 fig., 8 tabs.
Key concepts: Human decontamination, Waste management, Radioactive waste, Environmental science, Waste disposal, Waste treatment, Petroleum industry, Engineering