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Page 40 — Technical Sessions 7. Arctic Military Environmental Cooperation Project 1.5-1 Radiation Control at Facilities - Application of the Picasso System - 4999 J. Sanders, U.S. Navy; J. Pomerville, US Department of Defense; P.D. Moskowitz, Brookhaven National Laboratory; M. Endregard, Norwegian Defence Research Establishment; R. Singh Sidhu, Institute for Energy Technology; T. Walderhaug, C-V Sundling, Institute for Energy Technology; V. Bursuk, A. Egorkin, Russian Navy; S. Gavrilov, V. Kisselev, Institute for Nuclear Safety; L. Tchernaenko, N. Yanovskaya, ICC Nuclid (USA/NORWAY/RUSSIA) 8. Adsorption Site of Cs+ in Bentonite: Determination by EXAFS - 5000 M. Nakano, RISST; K. Kawamura, Tokyo Institute of Technology; K. Hara, JNC; K. Amemiya, Hazama Co. Ltd. (JAPAN) 9. Features of Dismantling of Nuclear Submarines with Main Ballast Tanks Filled by Churned Polystyrene - 5010 S.I. Barmin, V.B. Kalashnikov, FSUE; R.S. Dyer, E. Barnes, USEPA; R.L. Snipes, ORNL (RUSSIA/USA) 10. Soil Based Barriers for a Low and Intermediate Level Radioactive Waste Disposal - 4761 D. Antonov, Geological Institute of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (BULGARIA) 11. Decontamination and Concentration of Medium-Active Liquid Wastes from Research and Training Laboratories of Radiochemistry and Radioecology - 4749 A. Krasnopyorova, V.I. Ionenko, O.Yu. Sytnik, L.T. Lebedeva, G.D. Yuhno, The Kharkov National Univ. (UKRAINE) 12. Experience in Operating Mobile Solidification Plant for BNFL Environmental Services - 4578 J. Porter, NSG Environmental Ltd. (UK) 13. Suggestion to Waste Classification for Scaling Factor Method - 5007 M. Kashiwagi, JGC Corp.; H. Masui, Tokyo Electric Power Co.; W. Müller, ISTec GmbH; B. Lantés, EDF (JAPAN/GERMANY/FRANCE) 14. Combined HRGS/PNCC Systems for the Assay of Plutonium Contaminated Waste Arising from the Drigg Retrieval Project - 4804 C. Wilkins,Canberra Harwell Ltd.; S. Croft, Canberra Industries, Inc.; B. Daniels, S. Wardle, BNFL (UK/USA) 15. Public Service for Radioactive Waste Management in Slovenia - 4810 M. Fabjan, N. Z ^ eleznik, I. Mele, ARAO (SLOVANIA) 16. Long-Term Dynamics of Radiological Situation in Terrestrial Ecosystems as a Result of Chernobyl Accident - 4753 Y.A. Ivanov, International Radioecology Laboratory of Chernobyl Centre for Nuclear Safety (UKRAINE) 17. Characteristics on High Temperature Particulate Cleanup in a Pilot Scale Vitrification Plant - 4994 S.C. Park, T.W. Hwang, J.H. Ha, Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power Co. Ltd.; H.S. Kim, S.J. Park, Chungnam National University (KOREA) 18. A Very High Efficiency Neutron Counter for the Measurement of Plutonium in Decommissioning Wastes - 4659 J.A. Mason, A.C. Tolchard, M.R. Looman, ANTECH (UK) 19. Melt Treatment for Conditioning of Drums Produced During Soil Reclamation of Low Activity Trenches - 5005 G. Lippolis, E. Petagna, G. Ragazzo, P. Tortorelli, ENEA (ITALY) 20. Quantitative Assessment of the Factors Contributing to the Total Measurement Uncertainty in the Assay of 200-litre Drums Using Low Resolution Gamma Spectrometry - 4998 M. Wormald,Canberra Harwell, Ltd.; S. Croft, C.G. Wilkins, Canberra Ind., Inc. (UK/USA) 21. Fleetwide Low Level Radwaste Strategy - 4782 A. Pal, Entergy Nuclear Northeast (USA) Technical Sessions — Page 41 22. The Scaling of Radiation Contaminated Ecosystems: The Ecosystem “Cost” (EC), the Ranking of the Contaminated Territories, the Optimization of Decision-Making - 4573 V. Georgievsky, Russian Research Center (RUSSIA) TUESDAY 13:30 SESSION 20 ROOM 6 ER MANAGEMENT APPROACHES AND ER PROGRAMMES Co-Chairs: Michael Hightower, SNL (USA) Paul Humphreys, BNFL (UK) 1. Long Term Stewardship and Risk Management Strategies for Inactive Continental Nuclear Test Sites in the United States - 4614 D. Shafer, J.B. Chapman, A.E. Hassan, G. Pohll, K.F. Pohlmann, M.H. Young, Desert Research Institute, Univ. and Comm. College System of Nevada (USA) 2. An Interactive Database Tool for Applying Integrated Safety Management in a Streamlined and Consistent Manner - 4653 J. Hylko, T.T. Potts, WESKEM LLC.; T.A. Douglas, Alliant Corporation (USA) 3. Risk-based Radiological Site Investigation and Assessment Methodology for the Sellafield Site, Cumbria, UK - 4830 H. El-ghonemy, C. Lean, A. Lee, BNFL (UK) 4. The Shaw Group’s Safe Remediation of One Million Tons of Low Level Radioactive Waste from the Fernald, Ohio Waste Pits - 5001 C. Murphy, The Shaw Group Inc. (USA) TUESDAY 15:40 SESSION 21 & SESSION 22 16:50 ROOM 6 SAFETY AND HEALTH INITIATIVES, ISSUES, AND PROGRAM DEVELOPMENTS Co-Chairs: Bruce Lippy, National Clearinghouse for Worker Safety and Health Training (USA) 1. Technology Safety Data Sheets: Tools Perceived as Valuable by Workers, Technology Developers, and Regulators - 4872 B. Lippy, National Clearinghouse for Worker Safety and Health Training (USA) 2. Successful Implementation of a Behavioral Safety Program at LANL - 4592 R. Wieneke, J.J. Balkey, J.F. Kleinsteuber, LANL (USA) 3. Workplace Safety and Health is a Leadership Issue - 4986 K.A. Seabrook, Global Solutions, Inc. (UK) After the last presentation in Session 21, we will explore application/ implementation of safety and health policies that incorporates safety in the design process via group discussion. Over the years, worker safety has experienced many frontiers and fads. “Safety by Design” is a concept introduced some 50 years ago that continues to gain power as its value is recognized by government and industry in the U.S. and internationally. Occupational safety and health issues should be considered during all phases of development and deployment of environmental remediation technologies to protect the worker. Further, innovative approaches to integrate safety and health into the design and use of new technologies will be discussed. Also, models for national/international initiatives that make new technologies inherently safer and provide an associated measure of risk reduction will be detailed. On all these issues, the participants will share achievements and lessons learned.
Page 42 — Technical Sessions TUESDAY 13:30 SESSION 23 ROOM 7 D & D LESSONS LEARNED Co-Chairs: Jas Devgun, Sargent & Lundy (USA) John Williams, AEA (UK) 1. Safe, Accelerated Closure of the DOE's Fernald Site - 5012 R. Hanson, Fluor Government Group; B. Nichols, Fluor Fernald, Inc. (USA) 2. Accelerating the Closure of U.S. DOE’s Rocky Flats Site - 4784 A. Parker, N. Tuor, A. Schubert, Kaiser-Hill Co. (USA) 3. Update on the Status of the West Valley Demonstration Project - 4670 D. Orlando, C. Craig, C. Glenn, A. Bradford, USNRC (USA) 4. D&D Experience in VNIINM - 4769 S.V. Mikheykin, P.P. Poluektov, S.L. Khrabrov, A.Y. Smirnov, VNIINM (RUSSIA) - Break - 5. Sellafield Decommissioning <strong>Programme</strong> – Progress Update - 4817 S. Challinor, BNFL (UK) 6. Winfrith - Life After Decommissioning - Nuclear Site to Science & Technology Park - 4639 A. Neal, UKAEA (UK) 7. Laser-Based Cutting of Contaminated Concrete - 4731 P. Crouse, L. Li, UMIST; J. Spencer, BNFL(UK) 8. Radiation Protection Experience in RA Heavy Water Research Reactor Important for Decommissioning - 4617 M.M. Ninkovic, Institute of Nuclear Sciences-Vinca (YUGOSLAVIA) TUESDAY 13:30 SESSION 24 ROOM 9 D & D MANAGEMENT APPROACHES AND PLANNING TOOLS Co-Chairs: Arthur Desrosiers, Bartlett Nuclear, Inc. (USA) Marnix Braeckeveldt, NIRAS (BELGIUM) 1. Managing Nuclear Liabilities in the UK: Evaluating Strategic Options and Communicating Financial and Resource Implications - 4510 A. Harper, J. Harrison, D. Swan, Serco Assurance (UK) 2. Status and Challenges in D&D of Nuclear Facilities in NEA Countries-Activities of the NEA Working Party on Decommissioning and Dismantling - 4960 C. Pescatore, OECD/NEA (FRANCE) 3. Decommissioning Liabilities and Cost Considerations - 4890 W.A. Cloutier, Jr., TLG Services, Inc. (USA) 4. Decommissioning Cost Calculation Code Based on Proposed Standardised List of Items for Costing Purposes with Integrated Material and Activity Flow Control and Integrated Cost Allocating System - 4824 V. Daniska, I. Rehak, M. Vasko, J. Pritrsky, P. Bezak, K. Kristofova, DECOM Slovakia Ltd. (SLOVAKIA) - Break - 5. The Regulation of Legacy Situations Where Reduction in Long Term Radiation Hazard Requires an Increase in Short Term Detriments - 4764 S. Fisher, Environment Agency, D. Turton, Nuclear Installations Inspectorate (UK) 6. Management System for D&D Waste - ReVK - 4884 D. Gründler, E. Kaffka, W. Wurtinger, ISTec GmbH (GERMANY) 7. Decommissioning Software for the Kozloduy NPP - 4801 V. Ribarski, R. Kozloduy, NPP; A. Bäcker, Energiewerke Nord Gmbh (GERMANY) TUESDAY 13:30 SESSION 25 ROOM 15 DISPOSAL SITE AND WASTE FORM CHARACTERIZATION AND PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT Co-Chairs: Steve Barlow, UK Nirex, Ltd. (UK) George Dolinar, AECL Waste Management Systems (CANADA) 1. An Integrated Safety Assessment System for Near-Surface Disposal of Low- and Intermediate-Level Radioactive Waste in Korea - 4616 J.W. Park, C.L. Kim, J.B. Park, E.Y. Lee, Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power Co., Ltd.; Y.M. Lee, C.H. Kang, KAERI; W. Zhou, M.W. Kozak, Monitor Scientific, LLC (KOREA) 2. Approach for Derivation of Waste Acceptance Criteria for Mochovce Disposal Facility - 4797 V. Hanusik, Z. Kusovska, J. Balaz, A. Mrskova, VUJE Trnava, Inc. (SLOVAK REPUBLIC) 3. Vitrified Waste Corrosion Rates from Field Experiment and Reactive Transport Modeling - 4509 D.H. Bacon, B.P. McGrail, PNNL; M.I. Ojovan, The Univ. of Sheffield; N.V. Ojovan, I.V. Startsceva, MosSIA "Radon" (USA/UK/RUSSIA) 4. The Importance of Geochemical Characterization of Repository Host Horizons for Radioactive Waste Disposal: Saligny Repository Site for L/ILW, Romania - 4760 C. Bucur, M. Pavelescu, Institute for Nuclear Research; I. Anghel, S.D. Ware, LANL (ROMANIA/USA) - Break - Technical Sessions — Page 43 5. Modelling 226 Ra, 222 Rn, and 210 Pb Migration in a Proposed Surface Repository of Very Low Level - 4632 D. Mallants, D. Jacques, T. Zeevaert, SCK-CEN (BELGIUM) 6. Modelling the Gas Generation of Intermediate and Low Radioactive Wastes - 4512 G. Bracke, W. Müller, ISTec GmbH (GERMANY) 7. Development of On-Line Performance Assessment System - 4874 H. Takase, M. Inagaki, T. Noguchi, Quintessa Japan, Ltd. (JAPAN) TUESDAY 13:30 SESSION 26 ROOM 14 L/ILW WASTE CHARACTERISATION, ASSAY AND TRACKING SYSTEMS Co-Chairs: Ronald Keyser, ORTEC (USA) Philip Rendell, UK Nirex Ltd (UK) 1. Gamma Spectrometry Systems for the Assay or Uranium Residues and Potentially Contaminated Low Level Wastes at the Capenhurst Site - 4690 D.F. Parvin, C.Y. Powrie, C.H. Orr, G. Mottershead, BNFL Instruments; A. Forbes, BNFL Environmental Services (UK) 2. Results and Experience from the In-Situ Counting of Crates and Drums of Plutonium Contaminated Waste - 4997 I. Sinclair, Canberra Harwell, Ltd.; S. Croft, Canberra Industries Inc.; M. Williams, J. Rawlings, Rolls Royce Nuclear Ltd. (UK) 3. Optimisation of Non-Destructive Assay Equipment for Intermediate Level Waste in the B462.27 Vault Store at Harwell - 4820 P. Chard, P. McClelland, N. Hopes, S. Watson, M. Brown, T. Turner UKAEA (UK)
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