Transmutation of radioactive wastes: Practicability
T.H. Pigford, N.C. Rasmussen, E.E. Kintner
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T.H. Pigford, N.C. Rasmussen, E.E. Kintner
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The National Research Council has recently issued the report of its committee that studied technologies for separations and transmutation of radioactive wastes. In Ref. 2 we discuss the theoretical transmutation performance of the transmutation concepts. In this paper we address the features that affect the deployment, system integration, and practicability of the concepts.
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The National Research Council has recently issued the report of its committee that studied technologies for separations and transmutation of radioactive wastes. In Ref. 2 we discuss the theoretical transmutation performance of the transmutation concepts. In this paper we address the features that affect the deployment, system integration, and practicability of the concepts.
Key concepts: Nuclear transmutation, Radioactive waste, Software deployment, Transuranium element, Nuclear engineering, Waste management, Environmental science, Engineering