Liquid Radioactive Waste Treatment: Ukrainian Context LWRT 2022
This book presents the latest scientific advancements and innovative R&D solutions for the treatment of liquid radioactive waste in the context of practical threats in Ukraine. It includes research and engineering insights from the International Conference “Liquid Radioactive Waste Treatment: Uk...
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| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
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Springer Nature Switzerland
2024, 2024
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| Edition: | 1st ed. 2024 |
| Series: | Lecture Notes in Civil Engineering
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| Collection: | Springer eBooks 2005- - Collection details see MPG.ReNa |
Table of Contents:
- Comparative Legal Analysis of Safe Handling of Liquid Radioactive Waste in Ukraine and Most EU Countries
- Liquid Radionuclide Waste Treatment at Fukushima Daiichi NPP Site: A Brief Review of Environmental Impacts
- Geopolymer-Based Mineral Mixtures for Fire and Heating Protection of Concrete and Steel Products of Nuclear Power Plants
- Calculation of Enclosures of Defence Structures Based on the Quasi-static Method
- Research of Processes Sedimentation Sludge Radioactive Waters and the Improvement of Treatment Technology
- Management of Radioactively Contaminated Water at the Shelter Object of Chernobyl NPP
- Restoration of Roofing and Slabs of Buildings Damaged as a Result of Military Operations in Ukraine
- Study of Mechanical Properties of Shipbuilding Pipe Steels for Cooling Systems of Long-term Operation in a Wide Range of Sub-zero Temperatures
- The Research of the Nature of Surface Compaction of Polymer Concrete by a Vibration Working Body with Electric Drive
- The Scheme for Optimizing the Liquid Radioactive Waste Management of Ukrainian NPPs
- Trends of Development of Combined Steel Trusses of the New Generation
- Reconstruction of Reinforced Concrete Pylons and Reinforcement with Metal Cages after Damage Caused by Military Operations
- A complex Method for Purification of Radioactively Contaminated Waters the Object «Ukryttya» of the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant
- New Sorbents and Their Application for Deactivation of Liquid Radioactive Waste
- Application of the Latest Design of Combined Adsorber-Settler Structure in the Purification (Deactivation) of Liquid Radioactive Wastes (LRW)
- On the Creation of a Modern System for Handling Liquid Radioactive Waste at Nuclear Power Plants in Ukraine. Conditioning of Liquid Radioactive Waste