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Page 52 — Technical Sessions WEDNESDAY 13:30 SESSION 40 ROOM 11 SOLID WASTE VOLUME REDUCTION, TREATMENT, AND PACKAGING EXPERIENCE Co-Chairs: Mike Garamszeghy, Ontario Power Generation (CANADA) Gert Gestermann, GNS (GERMANY) 1. The Benefits of Cementitious Encapsulation Matrices for the Conditioning of Intermediate Level Wastes - 4886 S. Wisbey, R.M. Guppy, S. Vines, UK Nirex, Ltd. (UK) 2. Industrial Complex for Solid Radwaste Management at Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant - 4727 J. Rausch, S. Ahner, RWE NUKEM GmbH (GERMANY) 3. Cementitious Systems for Encapsulation of Intermediate Level Waste - 4554 J. Sharp, J. Hill, N. B. Milestone, Univ. of Sheffield; E.W. Miller, BNFL(UK) - Break - 4. Transactive-20 Container for Transporting Large Volumes of Intermediate Level Waste - 4751 J. Jenkins, AEA Technology; T. Gaffka, RWE NUKEM; S. Withers UKAEA (UK) 5. Spent Resin Treatment Test in the ATR Fugen Nuclear Power Station Using Low Pressure Oxygen ICP - 4869 G. Katagiri, M. Fujisawa, T. Shimamura, Fuji Electric Co., Ltd.; K. Sano, N. Higashiura, JNC (JAPAN) WEDNESDAY 15:40 SESSION 41 ROOM 9 MIXED WASTE (HAZARDOUS AND RADIOACTIVE) AND HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT Co-Chairs: Angie (Brill) Jones, Safety & Ecology Corporation (USA) Paul McClelland, UKAEA (UK) 1. Electrochemical Destruction of Waste Lubricants Using Diamond-Coated Electrodes - 4763 C. Bates, G.T. Taylor, AWE plc (UK) 2. Oak Ridge Reservation Department of Energy Facilities - Waste Management Challenges and Success Stories Focusing on Waste Minimization - 4608 A. (Brill) Jones, J. Scott, Safety and Ecology Corp.; J. Patterson, Bechtel Jacobs Co. (USA) 3. Packaging and Packaging and Conditioning of Solvent Wastes from Decontamination Operation Cernavoda NPP - 4759 N. Deneanu, Institute for Nuclear Research; I. Teoreanu, Univ. Polytechnic of Bucharest (ROMANIA) 4. Removal of Dioxin Contamination for Gas Turbine Generator Set Repair - 4743 R.E. Borah, S. Fay, Active Environmental Technologies, Inc. (USA) WEDNESDAY 13:30 SESSION 42 ROOM 8 DECOMMISSIONING ISSUES & DECONTAMINATION TECHNOLOGIES Co-Chairs: Claudia Craig, USNRC (USA) Michael Grave, Mitsui Babcock (UK) 1. Low-Level Waste Disposition in D&D - A SystemS Engineered Approach - 4744 R. Prince, D. Ferrigno, M. Kirshe, Duratek, Inc. (USA) Technical Sessions — Page 53 2. TRIGA Soil Decontamination by Electrokinetic Method - 4711 G-N Kim, W-Z Oh, H-J Won, M-G Kim, KAERI (KOREA) 3. Foam: Decontamination a Brief Review of 10 Years French Experience - 4526 B. Fournel, S. Faure, J. Pouvreau, C. Dame, S. Poulain, CEA (FRANCE) 4. Development of Foam Floating Decontamination System for Radioactive Solid Wastes from MOX Fuel Fabrication - 4822 T. Okada, S. Uematsu, N. Tobita, J. Kato, JNC (JAPAN) WEDNESDAY 13:30 SESSION 43 ROOM 7 HEALTH EFFECTS OF IONISING RADIATION Co-Chairs: Valentine Vanhove, ONDRAF/NIRAS (BELGIUM) Emmy Roos, The Shaw Group Inc. (USA) 1. Should We Discount Low Dose Radiation Risk? - 4829 R.S. Peckover, N.D. Priest, Middlesex Univ. (UK) 2. The Risk to Health from Exposure to Low Doses of Ionising Radiation - 4927 R. Wakeford, BNFL; E.J. Tawn, Westlakes Research Institute (UK) 3. Doses Forming Paths of External Irradiation of Personnel on Radioactive Waste Disposal Facilities - 4873 T. Yakimenco, T.I. Paramonova, V.A. Smirnov, MosNPO “Radon” (RUSSIA) WEDNESDAY 15:40 SESSION 44 ROOM 7 LOCAL PARTICIPATION AND DECISION MAKING - I Co-Chairs: Emmy Roos, The Shaw Group Inc. (USA) Valentine Vanhove, ONDRAF/NIRAS (BELGIUM) 1. Port Hope Area Initiative - 4675 P. Brown, D. McCauley, Natural Resources of Canada (CANADA) 2. Engaging the Public on Technical Issues - 4876 B. Breen, E. Atherton, S. Barlow, UK Nirex (UK) 3. Transparency in Practice - 4880 J. Dalton, UK Nirex, Ltd.; J. Watson, Independant Consultant (UK) 4. Providing Better Information for Public Participation in Contentious Decisions - 4568 P. Orr, Environment Agency; D. Collier, Greenstreet Berman (UK) WEDNESDAY 13:30 SESSION 45 ROOM 6 PANEL SESSION: REQUIREMENTS OF THE LEGACY MANAGEMENT OF URANIUM MINING AND MILLING LIABILITIES AND THE ROLE OF LONG TERM STEWARDSHIP Co-Chairs: Diethard Mager, BMWi (GERMANY) M. Hagen, WISMUT (GERMANY) This panel will discuss Management of the Uranium Mining and Milling Liabilities and Role of Long Term Stewardship. The UMREG Group constituted itself during the ICEM’95 Berlin Meeting as an informal network group for multilateral exchange on issues related to uranium mine and mill remediation. The USDOE UMTRA-Group and the German BMWi-WISMUT Group started the exchange in 1993 on specific topics related to the major projects UMTRA Title 1 and WISMUT. Since then several meetings were held in conjunction with international conferences focussing on environmental remediation. Also the Group has grown into a international network including representatives of regulating, permitting and supervising institutions, operating and consulting companies, and research organisations.
Page 54 — Technical Sessions 1. Uranium Mining Legacy: Long-Term Stewardship Challenges. E. Falck (IAEA) 2. The Hungarian Approach to Long Term Monitoring and Maintenance J. Banik, I. Benkovics, G. Eroes (HUNGARIA) 3. Preparation for Long Term Stewardship during the Active Mining Phase and Long Term Stewardship of the Orphan Sites P.Courtney, (CANADA) 4. Saxony Regulator's Perspective of LTSM M.Kinze, S.Hurst (GERMANY) 5. Long Term Monitoring/Stewardship Plans for the Sillamae Tailings Pond, Estonia T. Kaasik (ESTONIA) 6. Uranium Mining Industry Perspective P.Landine (CANADA) 7. A DOE Contractor's Perspective J.Moran (USA) 8. Preparing Long Term Stewardship for the Brazilian Uranium-Mines H. Monken-Fernandes (BRAZIL) 9. The WISMUT Strategy of Long Term Monitoring M. Paul (GERMANY) 10. The Navajo Uranium Mill Tailings Remedial Action and Abandoned Mines Reclamation M. Roanhorse (USA) 11. Preparing Long Term Stewardship in the Czech Republic J. Slezak (CZECH REPUBLIC) 12. What is Stewardship? Preparing an LTSSM Plan for Former Uranium Mines in Northern Australia P. Waggitt (AUSTRALIA) WEDNESDAY 15:40 SESSION 46 ROOM 8 ER SITE CHARACTERISATION AND MONITORING Co-Chairs: Wayne Einfeld, SNL (USA) Peter Booth, BNFL (UK) 1. The Difficulties of Undertaking Site Characterisation on Operational Nuclear Licensed Sites - 4929 P. Booth, R. Gordon, BNFL (UK) 2. Characterization of NORM Contaminated Sites at the Syrian Oilfield: Depth Profiles and Leaching Processes - 4772 M.S. Al-Masri, A. Aba, A. Al-Hamwi, H. Mukhallati, AECS (SYRIA) 3. The Nature of Contamination of the Area in the Nearest Vicinity of Chernobyl NPP Destroyed Unit - 4737 A. Skorbun, M. Panasyuk, O. Zhydkov, V. Gonchar, ITSC “Shelter”, Interdisciplinary Scientific and Technical Center (UKRAINE) 4. Characterization of Current State of SRAW Storage Facilities of the Siberian Group of Chemical Enterprises and Radiological Situation on Adjacent Territory - 4840 A. Bushuev, E. Petrova, T. Aleeva, V. Zubarev, I. Proshin, A. Kachanovsky, Moscow Engineering Physics Institute; E. ZaHarova, S. Ushakov, Institute of Physical Chemistry of Russian Academy of Sciences; V. Mescheryakov, A. Nikolaev, V. Hvostov, P. Savinyh, E. Kolobova, Siberian Group of Chemical Enterprises (RUSSIAN FEDERATION) Technical Sessions — Page 55 WEDNESDAY 13:30 SESSION 47 ROOM 14 ADVANCES IN VITRIFICATION OF HIGH-LEVEL WASTE Co-Chairs: Bill Holtzscheiter, WSRC/SRS (USA) Herve Masson, COGEMA (FRANCE) 1. Vitrification of DOE Simulated Radioactive Waste by Induction-Heated Cold-Crucible Melter Technology - 4907 R.A. Soshnikov, A.S. Aloy, A.V. Trofimenko, V.G. Khlopin Radium Institute; D.B. Lopukh, A.Y. Pechenkov, I.A. Loginov, St. Petersburg Electrotechnical Univ.; D.F. Bickford, C.C. Herman, W. Holtzsheiter, WSRC (RUSSIA/USA) 2. Iron Phosphate Glass as Optional <strong>Final</strong> Waste Matrix for HLW - 4529 T. Fukui, T. Ishinomori, N. Kubota, Y. Endo, Ishikawajima-Harima, Heavy Industries Co.; M. Sazarashi, K. Maruyama, S. Ono, K. Suzuki, IRI (JAPAN) 3. Vitrification of HLW Produced by Uranium/Molybdenum Fuel Reprocessing in COGEMA’s Cold Crucible Melter - 4594 R. Do-Quang, COGEMA; T. Flament, A. Prod’homme, SGN; V. Petitjean, F. Hollebecque, O. Pinet, CEA Marcoule (FRANCE) 4. Lessons Learned Siting and Successfully Processing U.S. DOE Radioactive Waste Using a High Throughput Vitrification Process - 4836 R. Prince, B.W. Bowan, II, Duratek, Inc. (USA) WEDNESDAY 13:30 SESSION 48 ROOM 15 MODELING OF LONG-TERM PROCESSES IN THE DISPOSAL OF HIGH-LEVEL WASTE Co-Chairs: Murthy Devarakonda, Westinghouse TRU Solutions (USA) Pierre Van Iseghem, SCK-CEN (BELGIUM) 1. Post-Leaching Studies of Defect Rodlets - 4641 D. Wegen, D. Papaioannou, J-P Glatz, M. Amme, European Commission (GERMANY) 2. A Radiolytic Modelling Intercomparison Exercise: Influence of Alpha Radiation on Spent Fuel Alteration Process - 4574 J. Quiñones, CIEMAT; J. Merino, E. Cera, J. Bruno, ENVIROS; J. Cobos, CIEMAT-ITU; A. Martinez-Esparza, ENRESA (SPAIN/GERMANY) 3. Evaluation of Uncertainty Associated with Spatially Variable Properties - 4561 K. Kato, Tokyo Electric Power Company; T. Maeda, TEPCO Systems Corporation; H. Takase, Quintessa (JAPAN) 4. Testing Safety and Performance Indicators in an Assessment of the Long-Term Performance of the Geological Disposal of Spent Fuel in Boom Clay - 4620 X. Sillen, Belgian Nuclear Research Centre; J. Marivoet, SCK-CEN; W. Cool, P. de Preter, ONDRAF/NIRAS (BELGIUM) - Break - 5. Long-Term In-Package Spent Fuel Criticality Calculations - 4575 O. Wantz, Universite Libre de Bruxelles; O.F. Smidts, Association Vincotte Nuclear; A. Dubus, R. Beauwens, Service de Metrologie Nucleaire (BELGIUM) 6. Comparative Quantitative Estimation of Engineered and Natural Barriers Influence on Ecological Safety of Long-lived Radwaste Underground Disposition - 4533 T. Gupalo, V.P. Beygul, V.Yu. Konovalov, VNIPIPT (RF Minatom) (RUSSIA) 7. Proceeding Toward a License Application for U.S. Nuclear Waste Repository: Total System Performance Assessment Approach - 4956 J. McNeish, Bechtel-SAIC, LLC; P. Swift, SNL; R. Howard, Bechtel SAIC, LLC; D. Sevougian, D. Kalinich, R. MacKinnon, SNL (USA)
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