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Zero Power Multi-Core Reactor (cont.)<br />

Based on this assumption the main steps of the facility dismantling have been<br />

established as follows:<br />

• Removal of dust using vacuum cleaner <strong>and</strong> wet cloths in order to avoid the<br />

spreading of non fixed contamination;<br />

• Dismantling of equipments <strong>and</strong> systems;<br />

• Radiological characterization of each resulting pieces in order to separate<br />

contaminated <strong>and</strong> non-contaminated parts.<br />

The free release procedure has been also simplified, based on the above<br />

mentioned assumptions <strong>and</strong> well conservative criteria for the threshold<br />

establishment.<br />

Starting from the free release limits (norm NDR-02), the activity due for such<br />

contamination has been estimated. The presence of 3 Bq/cm2 60Co (free release<br />

limit) leads to dose rates at 10 cm from the surface, comparable with the natural<br />

background (0.1 – 0.15 μSv/h).<br />

Sydney, 13.11.2007<br />

Technical Meeting on R2D2P Workshop on<br />

Transition Phase<br />

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