The Current Classification of NPP Disposable Solid Radioactive Wastes in Russia Analysis
https://doi.org/10.1134/S2079562920040041
Abstract
The currently applied classification of disposable radioactive wastes adopted in Russia is considered, and also it is compared with the classification recommended in IAEA public materials. The rationale for the expediency of introducing radioactive waste new categories (exempt waste, and also very short lived waste), the “critical moments” in the existing classification of solid radioactive wastes adopted in the Russian Federation are presented. Based on the “critical moments,” recommendations that were necessary to be introduced into existing legislation to improve the classification of radioactive waste were made, taking into account the public recommendations of the International Atomic Energy Commission of the IAEA and the practices of various countries.
About the Authors
D. D. Desyatov
Ural Federal University
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
620002; Yekaterinburg
I. S. Batakov
Ural Federal University
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
620002; Yekaterinburg
A. A. Ekidin
Institute of Industrial Ecology
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
620990; Yekaterinburg
D. A. Terentiev
Ural Federal University
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
620002; Yekaterinburg
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Desyatov D.D., Batakov I.S., Ekidin A.A., Terentiev D.A. The Current Classification of NPP Disposable Solid Radioactive Wastes in Russia Analysis. Nuclear Physics and Engineering. 2020;11(4):187-194. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.1134/S2079562920040041
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