Solid Radioactive Waste Strategy Report.pdf - UK EPR

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EPR UK N° NESH-G/2008/en/0123 REV. A PAGE 192 / 257 TABLE 41: CONDITIONED WASTE VOLUMES AND NUMBER OF CONTAINERS FROM OPERATIONAL AND DECOMMISSIONING ACTIVITIES Year Ramaining Waste Transferred to Interim Storage Decayed ILW Waste Packages in Interim Storage Ion Exchange Technological Operational Resins (IER) Sludge Water Filters Waste Total in Sludge Technologi Water Total Total Waste 200 l Cast Iron cl waste Filters Decay in Store drums Container 200 l Drum Concept: Interim Storage - 200 l drum Final Repository - 200 l drum macro-encapsulated in 500 l NDA drum 10 33 9 50 15 108 6 4 10 98 491 - - 20 67 19 100 30 215 16 14 30 185 934 - - 30 100 28 150 45 323 26 24 50 273 1377 - - 40 133 37 200 61 431 36 34 70 361 1819 - - 50 167 46 250 76 539 46 44 90 449 2262 - - 60 200 56 300 91 646 56 54 110 536 2705 - - 70 646 66 64 25 155 491 2483 - - 80 646 76 74 50 200 446 2262 - - 90 646 86 84 75 245 401 2041 - - 100 646 96 94 100 290 356 1820 - - Cast Iron Container Concept: Interim Storage - 200 l drum, Cast Iron Container, 500 l NDA drum Final Repository - 200 l drum macro-encapsulated in 500 l NDA drum, Cast Iron Containers 10 113 25 50 15 203 6 4 10 193 250 93 18 20 226 50 100 30 406 16 14 30 376 500 178 18 30 339 75 150 45 610 26 24 50 560 750 263 17 40 452 100 200 61 813 36 34 70 743 1000 348 17 50 565 125 250 76 1016 46 44 90 926 1250 433 17 60 678 150 300 91 1219 56 54 110 1109 1500 518 16 70 1219 66 64 25 155 1064 1375 499 - 80 1219 76 74 50 200 1019 1250 480 - 90 1219 86 84 75 245 974 1125 461 - 100 1219 96 94 100 290 929 1000 443 - 500 l NDA drum
EPR UK N° NESH-G/2008/en/0123 REV. A PAGE 193 / 257 12.2.2 Crane Maintenance The crane maintenance area will be located directly above the auxiliary rooms and systems. 12.2.3 Control Room The control room will be located next to the shipping and receiving area. This provides remote control and status information for all systems (e.g. crane, ventilation, monitoring area). 12.2.4 Monitoring/Packaging/Inspection Room The monitoring area will provide facilities for nuclide determination, dose rate monitoring, contamination monitoring and inspection of waste packages before and after storage if required. Suitable mobile monitoring equipment will be available and placed in a shielded room. The radiological status of waste packages that have been stored to permit radioactive decay below the ILW limits can be determined prior to removal and shipment to a LLW facility, if appropriate. This room will also be used to undertake any repackaging that is required for these waste streams to permit their disposal as LLW. In addition to the functions described above the room can also be used for the repacking of any waste packages that may have become damaged during handling operations. 12.2.5 Expansion For Decommissioning Wastes (Phase 2) After approximately 60 years of operation or as required the ISF can be extended to permit storage of decommissioning ILW. This will require extension and the creation of additional storage compartments. It is possible that the additional storage area will be served using the existing crane and facilities. An alternative option would be to construct a separate standalone storage facility for decommissioning wastes. 12.2.6 Expansion For Packaging/Conditioning/Monitoring Facilities (Phase 3) At such time as the final disposal facility becomes available, the ISF may be expanded to include treatment and conditioning facilities that might be required to meet the monitoring/conditioning/packaging requirements that are in place at this time. Potential facilities that may be provided in this extension include state of the art systems to: · Perform Non Destructive Assay services; · Provide over packaging to meet the transport/disposal requirements; · Recondition wastes e.g. to separate nuclides and minimise the disposal volume. An alternative option would be to construct separate stand-alone facilities to accommodate such systems.
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