Published April 2000 | Version v1
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Technology options for future recycling

Creators

  • 1. Mitsubishi Materials Corporation (Japan)

Description

It goes without saying that recycling of nuclear material is indispensable, not only for the effective use of valuable resources but also to reduce the debt which we may leave to the next generations. Many developments in advanced reprocessing technologies have been carried out in several countries to deal with the diversification of nuclear fuels. Also technologies derived from reprocessing or other fuel cycle areas have continued to be developed in terms of recycling. Cost effectiveness and waste-free processing are increasingly important factors in the applicable of an alternate recycling policy. This paper introduces an example of the studies in this field, which has been conducted in Japan and considers the establishment of effective recycling methodologies taking into account the uncertainty of future policy. (authors)

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International Youth Nuclear Congress 2000: Youth, Future, Nuclear. Transactions

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Publishing Information

Publisher
Slovak Nuclear Society
Imprint Place
Trnava (Slovakia)
Imprint Title
International Youth Nuclear Congress 2000: Youth, Future, Nuclear. Transactions
Imprint Pagination
312 p.
Journal Page Range
p. 128
Report number
INIS-SK--2001-001

Conference

Title
International Youth Nuclear Congress 2000
Acronym
IYNC 2000
Dates
9-14 Apr 2000
Place
Bratislava (Slovakia)

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