Published 1991 | Version v1
Report

Environmental impact of toxic elements leached from waste disposal of coal power plants

Creators

  • 1. National Atomic Energy Agency, Serpong, West Java (Indonesia). Centre for the Radwaste Management Technology

Description

The study being carried out is focused on the environmental pollution of the leached toxic elements from the waste disposal of coal power plants and covered the following works: 1. Analysis the presence of toxic elements and the natural radioactivity in coal, ash and the ash in a waste disposal area. 2. Leaching study. 3. Analysis the presence of a toxic heavy metals and natural radionuclides in the environmental samples in the vicinity of the waste disposal area. Prediction on the transport model of the leached elements in the local ecosystem and its long-term impact. Analysis of the heavy elements were carried by INAA technique and the total alpha and beta activity in the samples were analyzed by GM-flow detector. ''A standard leaching test for combustion residues (BEOP-31)'', developed by The Netherlands Energy Research Foundation was adopted in the leaching study and used in the prediction of environmental impact of leached heavy metals from the waste. 2 refs, 9 figs, 4 tabs

Part of:
Co-ordinated research programme on the use of nuclear and nuclear-related techniques in the study of environmental pollution associated with solid wastes

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Publishing Information

Imprint Title
Co-ordinated research programme on the use of nuclear and nuclear-related techniques in the study of environmental pollution associated with solid wastes
Imprint Pagination
233 p.
Journal Page Range
p. 21.1-21.14.
Report number
IAEA-NAHRES--6

Conference

Title
2. research co-ordination meeting on the use of nuclear and nuclear-related techniques in the study of environmental pollution associated with solid wastes.
Dates
20-24 Nov 1989.
Place
Jakarta (Indonesia).

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