Decontamination, waste management, and explosives use: US DOE Surplus Facilities Management Program policy and experience
R.A. Paasch, Charles E. Miller
Abstract
R.A. Paasch, Charles E. Miller
Abstract
This paper presents an overview of US Department of Energy policies, practices, and experience in the conduct of decontamination, waste management, and use of explosives for the decommissioning of facilities assigned to the US DOE Surplus Facilities Management Program. These overviews are presented in three sections titled: decontamination, waste management, and use of explosives.
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This paper presents an overview of US Department of Energy policies, practices, and experience in the conduct of decontamination, waste management, and use of explosives for the decommissioning of facilities assigned to the US DOE Surplus Facilities Management Program. These overviews are presented in three sections titled: decontamination, waste management, and use of explosives.
Key concepts: Nuclear decommissioning, Human decontamination, Explosive material, Waste management, Business, Operations management, Engineering, Chemistry