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Page 56 — Technical Sessions 8. Assessment of the Recoverability of Dumped Spent Fuel in the Kara Sea - 4864 L. Fellingham, RWE NUKEM Ltd. T.K. Manners,UKAEA (UK) WEDNESDAY 15:40 SESSION 56 ROOM 14 IMMOBILIZATION/INSTRUMENTATION OF HIGH-LEVEL WASTE Co-Chairs: Harry Harmon, PNNL (USA) Herve Masson, COGEMA (FRANCE) 1. Application of Optical and Imaging Techniques to Inspection of Off-Line Joule-Heated Melter at the West Valley Demonstration Project - 4580 M.J. Plodinec, P-R Jang, Z Long, D. Monts, W.P. Okhuysen, T. Philip, Y. Su, DIAL, Mississippi State Univ. (USA) 2. Instrumental Photon Activation and Applications in a Nuclear-Waste Inspection Purpose - 4765 F. Jeanneau, J.-M. Capdevila, M. Gmar, N. Huot, F.C. Lainé, A. Lyoussi, Ph. Pillot, L. Roux, N. Saurel, CEA (FRANCE) 3. Development of Actinide-Containing Waste Immobilization Process - 4673 S. Stefanovsky, A.G. Ptashkin, SIA Radon; Y.M. Kuliako, S.A. Perevalov, Vernadsky Institute of Geochemistry; S.V. Yudintsev, Institute of Geology or Ore Deposits; A.M. Chekmarev, A.V. Ochkin, S.V. Chizhevskaya, Mendeleev Univ. of Chemical Technology (RUSSIA) 4. Different Pathways of Secondary Phase Formation Induced by Colloidal and Dissolved Silica During the Dissolution of UO 2 Nuclear Fuel in Leaching Tests - 4504 M. Amme, JRC-ITU; A.H. Lang, B.M. Stöckl, GSF National Research Centre for Environmental Health (GERMANY) Thursday, September 25, 2003 THURSDAY 9:00 SESSION 49 ROOM 6 LOCAL PARTICIPATION AND DECISION MAKING - II Co-Chairs: Emmy Roos, The Shaw Group Inc. (USA) Valentine Vanhove, ONDRAF/NIRAS (BELGIUM) 1. Safe and Compliant Nuclear Waste Management - What Does It Really Mean? - 4854 M. Devarakonda, J. Biedscheid, Washington TRU Solutions, LLC (USA) 2. Stepwise Decision Making for Long-Term Management of Radioactive Waste - Activities of the NEA Forum on Stakeholder Confidence - 4959 C. Pescatore, OECD/NEA; A. Vari, Hungarian Academy of Sciences (FRANCE/HUNGARY) 3. Public Involvement in Nevada: The Role of the University - 4647 A. Hechanova, Univ. of Nevada (USA) - Break - 4. Being Ahead of the Game - Public Involvement and Community Relations Before and During Environmental Projects - 4993 E. Roos, L.P.M. Stahl, The Shaw Group Inc.(USA) 5. MONA, Public Participation in the Siting of a LLW Repository in Mol, Belgium - 4816 B.Meus, H. Ceulemans, MONA (BELGIUM) 6. Approach to Responsibility - 4883 J. Dalton, D. Wild, UK Nirex; S. Tibballs, The Future Foundation (UK) Technical Sessions — Page 57 7. Information Overload: Processing Consultation Responses from Experts, Stakeholder Groups and Communities - 4579 D. Collier, Faulkland Associates Ltd.; P. Orr, Environment Agency of England and Wales (UK) THURSDAY 10:45 SESSION 50 ROOM 8 D & D OF NON-REACTOR NUCLEAR FACILITIES Co-Chairs: Scott Moore, USNRC (USA) Ernst Warnecke, Federal Office for Radiation Protection (BfS) (GERMANY) 1. Decommissioning and Decontamination and Radioactive Waste Management within the Framework of Remediation of Environmental Liabilities in the Nuclear Research Institute Rez plc - 4838 J. Podlaha, Nuclear Research Institute Rez plc (CZECH REPUBLIC) 2. Decommissioning of a Shielded αβγ PIE Facility at Harwell - 4547 T. Chambers, UKAEA (UK) 3. The First Decommissioning of a Fusion Reactor Fueled by Deuterium-Tritium - 4546 C. Gentile, E. Perry, J. Chrzanowski, R. Parsells, M. Viola, K. Rule, Princeton Univ. (USA) 4. Decommissioning of a Caesium-137 Sealed Source Production Facility - 4859 A. Murray, RWE NUKEM Ltd. (UK) THURSDAY 9:00 SESSION 51 ROOM 11 D & D OF REACTORS Co-Chairs: Tom LaGuardia, TLG Services, Inc. (USA) Leopold Weil, Bundesamt fur Strahlenschutz (GERMANY) 1. RTS - 1 - Galilei Decommissioning Project - 4661 E. Cimini, A. Boschi, F. Pagni, L. Parracone, M. Pocai, M. Russo, A.M. Spano, CISAM - Italian MoD (ITALY) 2. Windscale Pile 1 - A New Approach - 4540 T. Milburn, UKAEA (UK) 3. Saxton Nuclear Experimental Corporation, Containment Vessel (CV) Concrete Removal: Decommissioning in a Flood Plain - 4685 S.L. Endsley, TLG Services, Inc. (USA) - Break - 4. Project WAGR: the UK Demonstration Project for Power Reactor Decommissioning the Core and Beyond - 4544 T. Benest, UKAEA (UK) 5. Results of the Full Scale Testing of the Remote Dismantling in Greifswald NPP - 4777 R. Borchardt, J. Raasch, Energiewerke Nord GmbH (GERMANY) 6. DFR Decommissioning: The Breeder Fuel Removal Project: Retrieval and Processing Facilities - 4936 C. Bonnet, SGN; P. Potier, Framatome ANP; B. Ashton; UKAEA (FRANCE/UK) 7. Decommissioning Strategy for Chernobyl NPP - 4752 T. Baybuzenko, V.I. Filatov; G.G. Krasnjansky, Kiev Research and Design Institute “Energoproject;” A.A. Jakovlev, L.L. Litvinsky, J.N. Lobach, O.A. Purtov, State Scientific Engineering Center of Control Systems and Emergency Response; V.K. Kuchinsky, V.A. Seyda, V.P. Saliy, Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant; V.M. Rudko, V.N. Scherbin, International Scientific Technical Center (UKRAINE)
Page 58 — Technical Sessions THURSDAY 9:00 SESSION 52 ROOM 7 ADVANCED L/ILW CONDITIONING TECHNOLOGIES Co-Chairs: Michael Ojovan, University of Sheffield (UK) Russel Hand, University of Sheffield (UK) 1. Characterisation of Geopolymers for the Immobilisation of Intermediate Level Waste - 4589 D.S. Perera, E.R. Vance, Z. Aly, K.S. Finnie, J.V Hanna, ANSTO; C. L. Nicholson, Industrial Research Ltd.; R.L. Trautman, M.W.A. Stewart, ANSTO (AUSTRALIA) 2. Self-Sustaining Immobisation Processes - 4543 M.I. Ojovan, Univ. of Sheffield; O.K. Karlina, G.A. Petrov, I.A. Sobolev, S.A. Dmitriev, G.A. Petrov, SIA”Radon”; W.E. Lee, Univ. of Sheffield (UK/RUSSIA) 3. Immobilisation of Contaminated DEHPA Waste in Portland Cement - 4771 N. Blagojevic, L. Vance, Laurie Aldridge, ANSTO; S. Malik, MINT (AUSTRALIA/MALAYSIA) - Break - 4. Conditioning of Radioactive Waste Resulted from the Treatment of Liquid Waste from the Romanian Nuclear Power Plant - 4717 C. Arsene, Institute for Nuclear Research Pitesti; D. Negoiu, Univ. of Bucharest (ROMANIA) 5. Disposal of Spent Sealed Sources - 4972 I. Stefanova, Institute for Nuclear Research and Nuclear Energy (BULGARIA) 6. Development and Implementation of Technology for the Treatment and Encapsulation of Operational Intermediate-level Wastes - 4735 E. Butcher, R. Caldwell, H. Godfrey, M. Hayes, E. Miller, BNFL. (UK) THURSDAY 9:00 SESSION 53 ROOM 4 EXTENDED AND LONG-TERM L/ILW STORAGE Co-Chairs: Mike Garamszeghy, Ontario Power Generation Inc. (CANADA) Stephen Wickham, Galson Sciences Ltd. (UK) 1. Long-term Issues for Indefinite Surface Storage of Intermediate and Some Low Level Radioactive Waste in the UK - 4935 S. King, UK Nirex Ltd (UK) 2. Design of a Storage Facility for Intermediate Level Waste at Hunterston A Decommissioning Site - 4885 A. Carr, M.J. Clarke, G.E. Langley, N.C. Sanders, C.R.J. Sunman, BNFL Environmental Services (UK) 3. A Temporary Store for Radioactive Waste - 4719 M. Thomson, J. Sims, MRP Systems Ltd. (UK) - Break - 4. Experience from Safety Assessment of the Existing Storage Facility for Solid Radwaste at Ignalina NPP - 4650 P. Poskas, V. Ragaisis, A. Smaizys, Lithuanian Energy Institute (LITHUANIA) 5. Towards a Holistic Risk Management Strategy for Long-Term Interim Storage - 4973 S. Wickham, D.A. Galson, T.W. Hicks, R.V. Kemp, M.J. White, Galson Sciences, Ltd. (UK) 6. Safety Implications and Sustainability of Long Term Storage of Radioactive Waste - 4548 J. Rowat, IAEA (AUSTRIA) 7. Assessment of Package Performance during Long-term Storage of Intermediate-level Radioactive Waste - 4517 A.V. Chambers, W.R. Rodwell, M. Kelly, A.R. Hoch, A.J. Baker, Serco Assurance (UK) THURSDAY 9:00 SESSION 54 ROOM 9 RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN ER TECHNOLOGY Co-Chairs: James Navratil, Clemson University (USA) Mike Pearl, UKAEA (UK) 1. A Finite Element Computer Model for the Application of Electrokinetics to Contaminated Land Sites - 4562 S. Kwong, A. Paulley, A. Bond, L.M. Fowler, BNFL (UK) 2. Design and Construction of Multi-layered Permeable Reactive Barrier for Removing Radionuclides, Nitrate, and Perchlorate at Los Alamos National Laboratory - 5002 P.S. den Baars,The Shaw Group Inc.; J. Kaszuba, LANL; T. Cota, J. Myers, The Shaw Group Inc.; P. Longmire, B. Strietelmeier, T.P. Taylor, LANL (USA) 3. Characterization of Plutonium Contaminated Soils from the Nevada Test Site for Remediation Method Selection - 4610 G. Torrao, R. Carlino, S.L. Hoeffner, J.D. Navratil, Clemson Univ. (USA) - Break - 4. The Hanau Land Remediation Soil Segregation Project - 4976 B. Christ, G.G. Simon, M. Sokcic-Kostic, RWE NUKEM GmbH (GERMANY) 5. Non-Oxidative Destruction of TNT, RDX, and HMX on Contaminated Soil using Subcritical (Hot/Liquid) Water - 4792 S.B. Hawthorne, A.J.M. Lagadec, D.J. Miller, Univ. of North Dakota; P.J. Hammond, Univ. of Leeds (USA/UK) THURSDAY 9:00 SESSION 55 ROOM 14 ER SITE CHARACTERISATION AND MONITORING Co-Chairs: Margaret Macdonell, ANL (USA) Steve Brown, The Shaw Group Inc.(USA) 1. Continuous On-site Monitoring of VOCs in Water Sources - 4677 A. Linenberg, Sentex Systems, Inc. 2. Automated Analysis of Trichloroethene and Chloroform - 4648 S. Burge, Burge Environmental, Inc. 3. Direct Push Technology and Application to Vertical Profiling of Hydraulic Conductivity in Unconsolidated Formations - 4590 W. McCall, T.M. Christy, Geoprobe Systems; J. J. Butler, Jr., Kansas Geological Survey - Break - 4. Development and Evolution of a Site Survey System - Groundhog - 4870 M. Davies, R. Murley, I. Adsley RWE NUKEM 5. Real-Time Support for Precision Excavation of Radionuclide Contaminated Soils - 4664 L. Durham, R. Johnson, D. Miller, ANL (USA) 6. Using Real-Time Vadose Zone Monitoring for Long Term Performance Assessment of a Corrective Action Management Unit Containment Cell Sandia National Laboratories, New Mexico - 4914 L.A. Brouillard, GRAM, Inc.M. Irwinn, SNL (USA) 7. Some Current Photon Measurements at Airliner Altitudes - 4961 M. Cox, Consultant (USA) WEDNESDAY 15:40 SESSION 56 ROOM 14 (see narrative on Session 56 on page 56) - Rescheduled to Wednesday Afternoon Technical Sessions — Page 59
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