1985
DOI: 10.1016/0013-7952(85)90014-6
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Crushed aggregate—bentonite mixtures as backfill material for repositories of low- and intermediate level radioactive wastes

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“…Immediate gains from adding crushed rock to bentonite are to alter the natural geochemical properties as little as possible (Holopainen, 1985) and to reduce the amount of waste rock to be disposed of (Smith et ai., 1980).…”
Section: Bentonite/crushed Tuffmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Immediate gains from adding crushed rock to bentonite are to alter the natural geochemical properties as little as possible (Holopainen, 1985) and to reduce the amount of waste rock to be disposed of (Smith et ai., 1980).…”
Section: Bentonite/crushed Tuffmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…quartz sand and crushed rock) is being considered as backfill and sealant for nuclear waste repositories (Pusch, Jacobsson and Bergstrom, 1980;Nilsson, 1985;Holopainen, 1985;Yong, Boonsinuk and Wong, 1986;Williams and Daemen, 1987).…”
Section: Bentonite/crushed Tuffmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Primary advantages for adding ballast material to bentonite are to increase thermal conductivity (Pusch et al, 1980;Dixon et al, 1985), to decrease shrinkage potential, and to increase the bearing capacity of the sealant, minimizing creep or settlement , a suitable composition for such sealant must fulfill the following requirements: (1) low permeability, ( 2 ) low compressibility, ( 3 ) small average pore size to prevent bentonite migration, and (4) some swelling potential. bentonite are to alter the natural geochemical properties as little as possible (Holopainen, 1985) and to reduce the amount of waste rock to be disposed of (Smith et al, 1980).…”
Section: The Two Hollowmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…percent of sodium bentonite, respectively) ranges between to 1 0 ' " cm/s. Holopainen (1985) indicates In an extensive study of clay/crushed granite mixtures for backfilling a nuclear fuel waste disposal vault, Yong et al (1986) where P, -weight percent passing sieve aperture d,…”
Section: 3 1 Bentonite Contentmentioning
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