Publicly administrated nuclear waste management research programme 1994-96: Final report

Seppo Vuori (Editor), Kari Rasilainen, Lasse Koskinen, Antti Lehtilä, Antti Poteri, Vesa Suolanen, Timo Vieno, Ulla Vuorinen, Torbjörn Carlsson, Arto Muurinen, Markus Olin, Pawel Simbierowicz, Matti Valkiainen, Petteri Pitkänen, Juhani Korkealaakso, Avner Melamed, Auli Niemi, Veijo Pirhonen, Jukka Pöllä, Irmeli HarmaajärviP. Vuorela, Lasse Ahonen, Runar Blomqvist, T. Jaakkola, Pekka Hölttä, Marja Siitari-Kauppi, H. Ervanne, Juhani Suksi, Heikki Niini, M. Peltoniemi, E. Laine, N. Marcos, J. Mursu, Tapio Litmanen

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    Abstract

    The main objective of the JYT-programme has been to provide the authorities with independent information and research results relevant for the safety of nuclear waste management. The main emphasis in this research programme has been devoted to the final disposal of spent fuel. The whole area of the research programme has been subdivided into following main topic areas: (1) bedrock structure and stability, rock investigation methods and characteristics and flow of ground water, (2) release of radionuclides from a repository and subsequent transport in the bedrock, (3) performance and safety assessment of repositories and other phases of nuclear waste management, (4) natural analogue studies, (5) waste management technology and costs and (6) socio political and other societal issues and environmental impact assessment.
    Original languageEnglish
    Place of PublicationHelsinki
    PublisherMinistry of Trade and Industry
    Number of pages204
    ISBN (Print)951-739-287-7
    Publication statusPublished - 1997
    MoE publication typeD4 Published development or research report or study

    Publication series

    SeriesKauppa- ja teollisuusministeriön tutkimuksia ja raportteja
    Volume22
    ISSN1236-2352

    Keywords

    • nuclear waste
    • spent nuclear fuel
    • disposal
    • safety
    • environmental impacts

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