Tome Architecture and management of a geological repository - Andra

ContentsTablesTable 2.3.1 List of model inventory reference packages .........................................................26Table 2.3.2 Overall quantitative data, in number and volume of packages, for B and Cwaste reference packages......................................................................................27Table 2.3.3 State of B and C waste volumes produced at end of 2003, conditioned ornot, and still to be produced (scenario S1a) ..........................................................28Table 2.3.4 Number of PWR fuel assemblies..........................................................................28Table 3.2.1 Examples of groundwater chemical compositions in various Frenchcontexts (contents in mg/l)....................................................................................41Table 3.3.1 Technical arrangements and long-term safety functions for a repository ingranite medium. Contribution of each technical arrangement to eachfunction: XXX: essential; XX: significant; X: secondary....................................47Table 4.2.1 References of shafts transporting heavy loads......................................................63Table 5.1.1 List of reference packages in the inventory model ...............................................96Table 5.1.2 Summary of the main characteristics of subsets of cemented or compactedtechnological waste packages .............................................................................105Table 5.1.3 Summary of principle characteristics of sub-assemblies of compactedcladding waste packages .....................................................................................109Table 5.1.4 Summary of the characteristics of the cladding and technological wasteplaced in drums...................................................................................................110Table 5.1.5 Number and volume of B waste primary reference packages.............................112Table 5.4.1 Thermal characteristic input data for granite massifs .........................................134Table 5.4.2 Number of disposal packages of B5.2 waste per tunnel section .........................134Table 5.7.1 Repository components during the various repository phases............................154Table 6.1.1 Vitrified C waste reference packages..................................................................160Table 6.1.2 Number and volume of C waste primary packages ............................................164Table 6.7.1 Functions of the repository components over times ...........................................191Table 7.1.1 Spent fuel reference packages and assembly families ........................................194Table 7.1.2 Mass of PWR fuel assemblies (by material and total mass) ...............................196Table 7.1.3 Number of PWR fuel assemblies........................................................................197Table 7.3.1 External dimensions of the CUI and CU2 disposal packages.............................204Table 7.4.1 Functional axial dimensions of disposal cells.....................................................211Table 7.7.1 Functions of the repository components over time.............................................218Dossier 2005 Granite - ARCHITECTURE AND MANAGEMENT OF A GEOLOGICAL REPOSITORY11/228