Preliminary Analysis of Remote Handling Feasibility of the ITER Type B Radwaste Management System

ITER Type B radwaste, which is defined as intermediate level and long lived radioactive waste, is mainly resulted from the replacement of in-vessel components of Tokamak such as divertor targets and domes and first walls of blankets, etc. They are mostly metallic components activated by neutrons and contaminated by tritium. The Type B radwaste is to be stored in ITER site for the life time of ITER. For this purpose the Type B radwaste treatment and storage system (RWTS) is located in the level 2 basement of the ITER Hot Cell Building (HCB)