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U. S. domestic high level waste management system. [Spray solidification and fluidized-bed calcination]

J.W. Finnigan

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The following aspects of radioactive waste management are discussed: techniques for solidifying or fixing the high-level waste; transport of the fixed waste to a federal repository; the characteristics of the solidified waste; an interim storage technique for these wastes at the federal repository; and a rough estimate of costs.

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The following aspects of radioactive waste management are discussed: techniques for solidifying or fixing the high-level waste; transport of the fixed waste to a federal repository; the characteristics of the solidified waste; an interim storage technique for these wastes at the federal repository; and a rough estimate of costs.

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The following aspects of radioactive waste management are discussed: techniques for solidifying or fixing the high-level waste; transport of the fixed waste to a federal repository; the characteristics of the solidified waste; an interim storage technique for these wastes at the federal repository; and a rough estimate of costs.

Key concepts: Interim, Waste management, Calcination, Environmental science, Radioactive waste, Business, Engineering, Chemistry

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