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Abstracts Session 40<br />

A significant programme of work has been underway over the last two decades, to support the programmes strategic intent of<br />

retrieving and treat all legacy wastes and remediate the structures of both the legacy plant and the new build construction plants<br />

necessary to support decommissioning.<br />

The paper will look at the challenges faced by the team as they ready the facility for retrievals and decommissioning and discuss<br />

how these were managed or overcome through a coordinated programme of work.<br />

This will include a review of the significant asset restoration programme which culminated recently in the commencement of<br />

production liquor transfers…<br />

6) EXPERIENCE OF APPLICATION OF NEW REMOTE CONTROLLED INSTRUMENTS FOR SCANNING OF<br />

DISTRIBUTION OF RADIOACTIVE CONTAMINATION IN ROOMS WITH HIGH DOSE RATE (wP-59354)<br />

Vyacheslav Stepanov, Alexey Danilovich, Oleg Ivanov, Victor Potapov, Sergey Smirnov,<br />

Anatoly Volkovich, NRC Kurchatov Institute (Russia)<br />

When carrying out the decommissioning of nuclear facilities is necessary to measure the distribution of radioactive contamination<br />

in the rooms and the equipment at high levels of background radiation. In the decommissioning of the reactor in the MR<br />

Research Center “Kurchatov Institute” for such problems is developed and applied a few special systems with remote control. For<br />

a survey of high-level objects used mounted on the robot radiometric system [V.E. Stepanov, etc. Using collimated radiometer systems<br />

mounted on the robot for inspection of storage Brokk CPS inside the reactor MR Research Center “Kurchatov Institute”//<br />

Atomic Energy. 2010. v.109. no4. P. 194]. To determine the composition of pollutants and use a portable collimated spectrometric<br />

system [V.E. Stepanov et. Al. Remotely controlled collimated detector to measure the distribution of radioactive contamination //<br />

Atomic Energy. 2010. v.109. no2. S. 106]. To obtain a detailed distribution of contamination of used remote-controlled gamma camera<br />

[Stepanov V. E., et al. Application of portable gamma camera for the control on extraction of the radioactive wastes from temporal<br />

storage in territory of RRC Kurchatov Institute// ICEM05/DECOM05 Glasgow 2005, Abstract Book pp.97]. Described works<br />

conducted under the Federal <strong>Program</strong> for Nuclear and Radiation Safety of Russia.<br />

7) HUMAN AND ORGANISATIONAL FACTORS AS KEY LEVERS OF PERFORMANCE<br />

IN D&D PROJECT MANAGEMENT (W/OP-59323)<br />

Thierry Flament, Bertrand Willmann, Grégoire de Laval, Jean-Louis Lemarch, Alain Cordoba, AREVA (France)<br />

In a number pf D&D projects, the type of installations to be dismantled and the variety of their equipments (glove-boxes,<br />

tanks&) and the products present on site (plutonium, uranium) in the form of powder are making many operations manual ones.<br />

Key phases in HR and organisation management:<br />

• The first D&D experience, the learning curve ramp-up<br />

• To begin any project, you usually try to benefit from benchmark of similar projects to be able to build up the first scenario,<br />

by using the best practices. The first experimental team consisted of operators who already had experienced dismantling<br />

at least once in the course of their career.This first dismantling operation is preferably to be conducted on an installation<br />

relatively poorly contaminated. This was to implement the correct techniques thus reducing the consequences of a possible<br />

unforeseen event.<br />

The capitalisation on the return on experience<br />

The success of this first dismantling site operation allowed us to implement a process of experience feedback to build the scenarios<br />

and the operating procedures of the following sites. In particular, targeted safety-security stop points are positioned for validation<br />

on the operations by people responsible for safety and security.<br />

• HR training<br />

• Implementation of new equipments (saws, stalls&) allows experimental…<br />

8) DEVELOPMENT OF COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR ESTIMATING DECOMMISSIONING COST (wP-59037)<br />

HakSoo Kim, JongKil Park, Nuclear Engineering & Technology Institute (Korea)<br />

The programs for estimating the decommissioning cost have been developed for many different purposes and applications. The<br />

estimation of decommissioning cost is required a large amount of data such as unit cost factors, plant area and its inventory, waste<br />

treatment, etc. These make it difficult to use manual calculation or typical spreadsheet software such as Microsoft Excel. The cost<br />

estimation for eventual decommissioning of nuclear power plants is a prerequisite for safe, timely and cost-effective decommissioning.<br />

To estimate the decommissioning cost more accurately and systematically, KHNP, Korea Hydro and Nuclear Power Co.<br />

Ltd, developed a decommissioning cost estimating computer program called “DeCAT-Pro”, which is Decommissioning Cost<br />

Assessment Tool Professional. (Hereinafter called “DeCAT”) This program allows users to easily assess the decommissioning cost<br />

with various decommissioning options. Also, this program provides detailed reporting for decommissioning funding requirements<br />

as well as providing detail project schedules, cash-flow, staffing plan and levels, and waste volumes by waste classifications and<br />

types. KHNP is planning to implement functions for estimating the plant inventory using 3-D technology and for classifying the<br />

conditions of radwaste disposal and transportation automatically.<br />

SESSION 41 — D&D TECHNOLOGIES - PART 2 OF 2 (3.13)<br />

1) AN INNOVATIVE PROCESS FOR SEGMENTING OF GUIDE TUBES (wP-59029)<br />

Patrick (PJ) Gobert, Pierre-Henri Ponchon, Stefan Fallström,<br />

Joseph Boucau, Westinghouse Electric Company (Belgium/France/Sweden)<br />

The purpose of this paper is to describe an innovative process for segmenting PWR Guide Tubes (GT’s) and the service (training<br />

and execution) that can be performed successfully and safely.<br />

Over time, some utilities are replacing control rod GTs and store them in temporary disposal facilities. Due to lack of space, it<br />

is sometimes needed to cut and condition them in waste packages for final disposal and waste treatment.<br />

Based on its more than 20 years of strong experience and lessons learned in the development of nuclear components segmentation<br />

and packaging technology, Westinghouse has recently developed a complete solution for cutting and consolidating GTs.<br />

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