Published 1998 | Version v1
Book

The centralized alpha waste treatment facility (UCD) at La Hague

  • 1. Societe Generale pour les Techniques Nouvelles (SGN), 50 - Equeurdreville (France)
  • 2. Cogema la Hague, 50 - Beaumont Hague (France)

Description

The UCD is an industrial-scale alpha waste decontamination facility. A first line was commissioned in February 1997, dedicated to the treatment of plastic and metallic waste. The installation is designed to treat 'PuO2 box' type metallic boxes in automatic mode, for which the achievement of contractual capacities was demonstrated in inactive conditions. But its versatility also enables it to handle miscellaneous metal and plastic waste. And this is how it has been operated so far. It carries out the in-line treatment of the alpha waste produced by the UP2 800 plant, and absorbs the stock of waste which had been produced by UP2 400. (author)

Part of:
Nuclear recycling, RECOD 98. Proceedings of the 5. international nuclear conference on recycling, conditioning and disposal

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Publishing Information

Publisher
Societe francaise d'energie nucleaire - SFEN
Imprint Place
Paris (France)
Imprint Title
Nuclear recycling. RECOD 98. 5. international nuclear conference on recycling, conditioning and disposal
Imprint Pagination
[1100 p.]
Journal Page Range
p. 939-946

Conference

Title
RECOD 98. 5. international conference on recycling, conditioning and disposal
Dates
25-28 Oct 1998
Place
Nice (France)

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