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Architecture and management of a geological repository - Andra

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C.RP.ADP.04.00018/49511.1.3 Conclusion ..........................................................................................................44211.2 Risk analysis...................................................................................................................44211.2.1 Methodology.......................................................................................................44211.2.2 Internal risks associated with the disposal process .............................................44311.2.3 Risks associated with the <strong>repository</strong> external environment ................................45211.2.4 Summary.............................................................................................................45311.3 Study <strong>of</strong> the risk associated with the emission <strong>of</strong> explosive gases from someB waste packages............................................................................................................45411.3.1 Waste package characteristics.............................................................................45411.3.2 Analysis during the operational phase ................................................................45511.3.3 Analysis during the closing phase.......................................................................45511.3.4 Conclusion ..........................................................................................................45611.4 Study into the fire hazard in underground installations............................................45611.4.1 Fire simulations...................................................................................................45711.4.2 Simulation <strong>of</strong> personnel evacuation conditions ..................................................46111.4.3 Conclusion ..........................................................................................................46311.5 Study <strong>of</strong> the consequences <strong>of</strong> a fire in a vehicle transporting the transfertransfer casks (B, C <strong>and</strong> CU) ........................................................................................46411.5.1 Assessment <strong>of</strong> the consequences <strong>of</strong> a fire in the transport vehicle on thetransfer transfer cask <strong>and</strong> its contents .................................................................46411.5.2 Conclusion ..........................................................................................................46911.6 Study <strong>of</strong> the consequences <strong>of</strong> a fire on the emplacement vehicle (fork lift)<strong>of</strong> B waste disposal packages.........................................................................................46911.6.1 Assessment <strong>of</strong> the thermomechanical consequences <strong>of</strong> a fire on thewaste disposal package <strong>and</strong> the primary packages contained in it......................46911.6.2 Conclusion ..........................................................................................................47111.7 Study <strong>of</strong> the consequences <strong>of</strong> a cage fall during the transfer <strong>of</strong> the disposalpackage in a shaft...........................................................................................................47111.7.1 Assessment <strong>of</strong> the mechanical consequences <strong>of</strong> a cage falling in a shaft...........47311.7.2 Assessment <strong>of</strong> the radiological consequences <strong>of</strong> a cage falling in a shaft ..........47511.7.3 Analysis <strong>of</strong> the risk <strong>of</strong> criticality.........................................................................47611.7.4 Conclusion ..........................................................................................................47711.8 Study <strong>of</strong> the consequences <strong>of</strong> a B waste disposal package falling during itsemplacement in disposal cells .......................................................................................47711.8.1 Assessment <strong>of</strong> the mechanical consequences <strong>of</strong> B waste packagesfalling in a disposal cell ......................................................................................47711.8.2 Assessment <strong>of</strong> the radiological consequences <strong>of</strong> a fall <strong>of</strong> B wastedisposal packages in a disposal cell ....................................................................48111.8.3 Conclusion ..........................................................................................................48111.9 Synthesis <strong>of</strong> the analysis ................................................................................................48212 Synthesis....................................................................................................................................48312.1 Simple <strong>and</strong> robust technical options ............................................................................48412.2 The reversibility rationale taken into account in the architecture............................48512.3 Safety in the architecture ..............................................................................................48612.4 Outlook ...........................................................................................................................486DOSSIER 2005 ARGILE -ARCHITECTURE AND MANAGEMENT OF A GEOLOGICAL DISPOSAL SYSTEM8/495

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