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Used Nuclear Fuel Loading and Structural Performance Under Normal Conditions of Transport – Loading, M&S Methodology, Sensitivity, Failure, and Associated Development Strategies
Used Nuclear Fuel Loading and Structural Performance Under Normal Conditions of Transport – Loading, M&S Methodology, Sensitivity, Failure, and Associated Development Strategies
Application of Nonlinear Ultrasonics for Dry Storage
Application of Nonlinear Ultrasonics for Dry Storage
Critical Issues Affecting Direct Disposal of Dual Purpose Canisters
Critical Issues Affecting Direct Disposal of Dual Purpose Canisters
Update of the Used Fuel Disposition Campaign Implementation Plan?
Update of the Used Fuel Disposition Campaign Implementation Plan?
Report on the Status of the UFD Campaign International Activities in Disposal Research at SNL
Report on the Status of the UFD Campaign International Activities in Disposal Research at SNL
Evaluation of Thermodynamic Data
Evaluation of Thermodynamic Data
USED FUEL TESTING TRANSPORTATION OPTIONS-DRAFT, Information Release Form
USED FUEL TESTING TRANSPORTATION OPTIONS-DRAFT, Information Release Form
Fuel Cycle Potential Waste Inventory for Disposition
Fuel Cycle Potential Waste Inventory for Disposition
Evaluation of Generic EBS Design Concepts and Process Models Implications to EBS Design Optimization
Evaluation of Generic EBS Design Concepts and Process Models Implications to EBS Design Optimization
Public Values and Stakeholder Involvement - A New Framework for Performance Assessment
Public Values and Stakeholder Involvement - A New Framework for Performance Assessment
The objective of the RISCOM II project is to share the knowledge of the context of radioactive waste management in various European countries and to see to what extent it is possible to apply more widely the RISCOM Model (Andersson et al., 1998) in order to improve the acceptability of radioactive waste management. Thus, the project aims to promote the development of processes involving transparency, as well as means involving greater participation of the public.
Review of Criticality Evaluations for Direct Disposal of Submitted to the U.S. Department DPCs and Recommendations
Review of Criticality Evaluations for Direct Disposal of Submitted to the U.S. Department DPCs and Recommendations
Preliminary Content Evaluation of the North Anna High Burn-Up Sister Fuel Rod Segments for Transportation in the 10-160B and NAC-LWT
Preliminary Content Evaluation of the North Anna High Burn-Up Sister Fuel Rod Segments for Transportation in the 10-160B and NAC-LWT
Report on International Collaboration Involving the FE Heater and HG-A Tests at Mont Terri
Report on International Collaboration Involving the FE Heater and HG-A Tests at Mont Terri
R&D Opportunities Mid-Year Summary Report? Storage
R&D Opportunities Mid-Year Summary Report? Storage
Deep Borehole Field Test Conceptual Design Report
Deep Borehole Field Test Conceptual Design Report
International Collaboration - Radionuclide Interactions and Transport in Geologic Repository Environments - Pu Interaction with Bentonite
International Collaboration - Radionuclide Interactions and Transport in Geologic Repository Environments - Pu Interaction with Bentonite
Water Detection in Used Fuel Canisters M4 2016 Annual Report?
Water Detection in Used Fuel Canisters M4 2016 Annual Report?
Progress Report on FY15 Crystalline Experiments
Progress Report on FY15 Crystalline Experiments
Draft Plan for a Defense Waste Repository
Draft Plan for a Defense Waste Repository
Update to the Salt R&D Reference Case
Update to the Salt R&D Reference Case
GLOBAL NUCLEAR ENERGY PARTNERSHIP: YUCCA MOUNTAIN’S SAVIOR OR SAVANNAH RIVER’S FOE?
GLOBAL NUCLEAR ENERGY PARTNERSHIP: YUCCA MOUNTAIN’S SAVIOR OR SAVANNAH RIVER’S FOE?
The United States Department of Energy (DOE) touts the Global Nuclear Energy Partnership (GNEP) as an environmentally friendly approach to provide virtually limitless energy to emerging economies around the world while reducing the risk of nuclear proliferation. DOE plans to reduce the amount of high-level radioactive waste for disposal in a national repository and reduce nuclear proliferation risks by recycling and converting fissionable materials into safer isotopes.