Transportation for the Nuclear Industry 1989
DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4757-0046-6_4
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Further Developments in High-Level Waste Transport Technology

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“…-The target for post-disposal risk to the most exposed individual is less than one in 1 million/year, or equivalent to 10 mrem/yr. In addition, proof of safety to this limit is required with no future time period specified (Roberts 1987 11 weight percent fission product oxides or about 15 weight percent fission product-plus-actinide oxides (Woodall et al 1987;Hough et al 1987;Gowing et al 1987).…”
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“…-The target for post-disposal risk to the most exposed individual is less than one in 1 million/year, or equivalent to 10 mrem/yr. In addition, proof of safety to this limit is required with no future time period specified (Roberts 1987 11 weight percent fission product oxides or about 15 weight percent fission product-plus-actinide oxides (Woodall et al 1987;Hough et al 1987;Gowing et al 1987).…”
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“…400 kg of monolithic vitrified HLW will be in 151 liters in a stainless steel canister (Gowing et al 1987).…”
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