Design and Instrumentation of In-Situ Experiments in Underground Laboratories for Radioactive Waste Disposal
Proceedings of a Joint CEC-NEA Workshop, Brussels, 15-17 May 1984
1st Edition
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474 pages
978-1-351-45601-2 (ISBN)
Description
First published in 1995. This volume includes papers of a Joint CEC-NEA Workshop on 'Design and Instrumentation of In-Situ Experiments in Underground Laboratories for Radioactive Waste Disposal 'held in, Brussels,15-17 May 1984. About 100 specialists attended this meeting, in which a review of the current developement of such underground facilities was made.
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Edition
1. Auflage
Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Taylor & Francis Ltd
Target group
College/higher education
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Reflowable
ISBN-13
978-1-351-45601-2 (9781351456012)
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B. Come | P. Johnston | A. Muller
Design and Instrumentation of In-Situ Experiments in Underground Laboratories for Radioactive Waste Disposal
Proceedings of a Joint CEC-NEA Workshop, Brussels, 15-17 May 1984
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Persons
B. Come (Commission des Communautes Europeennes, Bruxelles) , P. Johnston (OCDE-AEN, Paris) , A. Muller (OCDE-AEN, Paris)
Content
Session 1. Underground laboratories: Experience and objectives, An overview of strategies for in-situ investigations for radioactive waste disposal, United States Department of Energy strategy for in-situ testing at candidate repository sites Session 2. Reviews of experiments in the major rock types, Session 3. Design and instrumentation for in situ experiments in granite and basalt, Session4. Design and instrumentation for in situ experiments in clay Session 5. Design and instrumentation of in situ experiments in salt Session 6. Oveviews and conclusions
