1956Journal of the Sanitary Engineering DivisionRequires access

Waste Disposal as Related to Site Selection

Arthur E. Gorman

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Waste disposal problems at various AEC installations and efforts made for their solution; properties of radiation; significance of waste problem; fixation on soils; separation of significant isotopes; land burial; underground tank storage; disposal in remote areas; considerations in site selection problems; evaluating hazards.

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Waste disposal problems at various AEC installations and efforts made for their solution; properties of radiation; significance of waste problem; fixation on soils; separation of significant isotopes; land burial; underground tank storage; disposal in remote areas; considerations in site selection problems; evaluating hazards.

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Waste disposal problems at various AEC installations and efforts made for their solution; properties of radiation; significance of waste problem; fixation on soils; separation of significant isotopes; land burial; underground tank storage; disposal in remote areas; considerations in site selection problems; evaluating hazards.

Key concepts: Site selection, Waste management, Waste disposal, Radioactive waste, Environmental science, Waste treatment, Environmental engineering, Engineering

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