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The development of specific MA wast
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long term solution of the TRU issue
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U natural 11 953 U depleted 10 149
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international experts, from hundred
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mixing, pelletization, sintering) i
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ange of 99.8% to 99.9% for uranium
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Extractant 0.5M CMPO C 2 Cl 4 Feed
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followed by geological disposal. Th
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The Cyanex 301 process is under res
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efficiency for americium and curium
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was achieved. Nevertheless, this pr
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to accomplish even in pilot scale h
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the process, metal alloy fuel in th
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molybdenum, etc.) are treated in an
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5.2.3. The European Union roadmap I
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engineering design studies on BN-18
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5.2.6. Other activities In some Sta
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higher separation yields could in p
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6. TRANSMUTATION 6.1. TRANSMUTATION
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forms (e.g. pellets), and from homo
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TABLE 2. (cont.) PROGRAMME OF TRANS
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operated successfully for a few yea
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toxic fission products, could be a
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1.0 100 Actinide mass (normalized t
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Long term irradiation of 241,243 Am
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fission per neutron) with the high
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ten. The radiotoxicity of the disch
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can provide more excess neutrons th
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Actinide mass (normalized to the in
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possible if it is present as a meta
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7.1. IMPACT OF IMPROVED REPROCESSIN
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present high burnup situation (~50-
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simultaneous development of dedicat
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(h) (i) plutonium and curium. From
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(e) (f) (g) tioning is performed by
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[6] MAGILL, J., et al., Impact limi
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[33] EMBID, M., GONZALEZ, E., MART
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[60] INSTITUTE FOR TRANSURANIUM ELE
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Based on the P&T goals discussed ab
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Annex II CURRENT STUDIES ON INERT M
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transients, the change in thermal c
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