Solid Radioactive Waste Strategy Report.pdf - UK EPR

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EPR UK N° NESH-G/2008/en/0123 REV. A PAGE 16 / 257 13.1.1 General considerations 203 13.1.2 Spent Fuel Export From an EPR Reactor 203 13.1.3 Spent fuel Interim Storage Facilities 203 13.1.4 General Design data 204 13.2 Wet Interim Storage Facility 205 13.2.1 Design Data 205 13.2.2 Functions and Process systems 205 13.2.3 Building Layout 210 13.2.4 Specific Safety Features Wet Storage 211 13.2.5 Building Operations 214 13.3 Dry Interim Storage Facility 215 13.3.1 The Metallic Flasks Technology – The TN DUO 215 13.3.2 Building layout 222 13.3.3 Specific Safety features Dry Storage in Flasks 223 13.3.4 Dry Storage Vault 232 14 TRANSPORTATION 247 14.1 Regulatory Baseline 247 14.1.1 Basic Regulations 247 14.1.2 Guides 248 14.2 Waste And Spent Fuel Transport Arrangements 248 14.2.1 Waste Package Transportation 248 14.2.2 Spent Fuel Transportation 248 15 CONCLUSIONS 254 16 REFERENCES 255
EPR UK N° NESH-G/2008/en/0123 REV. A PAGE 17 / 257 1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The Solid Radioactive Waste Strategy Report (SRWSR) presents waste and spent fuel management options to the Flamanville 3 (FA3) reference case for the UK EPR. It has been produced as a supporting document in the UK EPR Step 3 Submission and is referenced within the relevant chapters of the SSER 2008. This Solid Radioactive Waste Strategy Report (SRWSR) describes how solid radioactive waste and spent fuel generated by the UK EPR over its complete lifecycle can be managed within the constraints of the current UK Government Policy and regulatory requirements. It has been produced to satisfy Health and Safety Executive and Environment Agency requirements. This SRWSR describes and characterises the predicted arisings of solid radioactive waste and spent fuel from the UK EPR. This SRWSR sets options for waste and spent fuel treatment, conditioning, packaging, record keeping, storing, transporting and disposal. The options set out are based on nationally or internationally proven technologies and the experience gained from EPR and AREVA projects. They have been set out in recognition that some potential UK EPR operators may wish to adopt alternative waste management and spent fuel options to those of the Reference Case. Although the Reference Case is supported by a Best Available Technique (BAT) analysis and an impact assessment, the options presented in this SRWSR provide a high degree of confidence that a BAT case can be made by utilities. This SRWSR is in accordance with the UK Government Base Case Assumptions of the Decommissioning and Waste Management Plan (DWMP) for new build reactors. It identifies the facilities required to manage waste and spent fuel arisings of a single EPR for up to 100 years from the start of its 60 year operational life. It also considers the impact of multi-reactor units as a variant to the base case configuration. A description of the Waste Treatment Building (WTB) for operational waste and Interim Storage Facilities (ISF) for Intermediate Level Waste (ILW) and for spent fuel for the UK EPR are provided. The schematic below (Figure 1) illustrates the waste arisings and flows within the scope of the SRWSR.
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