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[en] KRETA, a Krypton-85 removal facility developed by KfK, is ready for use in the German reprocessing plant in Wackersdorf
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Nuclear Europe; CODEN NUEUD; v. 6(2); p. 41
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[en] During operation of accelerators the air of irradiation rooms, gets activated by neutrons. The radioactive gases and aerosols contribute to the radiation exposure of persons in the neighbourhood. Recommendations are given how emissions and therefore the radiation burden can be minimized. The recommendations are applied to the exhaust air installations of a compact-cyclotron and a mini-cyclotron. 8 figs. (Author)
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Strahlenschutzanforderungen an Abluftanlagen niederenergetischer Teilchenbeschleuniger
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Tschirf, E.; Hefner, A. (eds.); Oesterreichischer Verband fuer Strahlenschutz (OeVS), Vienna (Austria); 909 p; Nov 1988; p. 404-408; 4. European congress and 13. regional congress of IRPA; Salzburg (Austria); 15-19 Sep 1986
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Barrachina, M.; Ropero, M.
Junta de Energia Nuclear (JEN), Madrid (Spain)1980
Junta de Energia Nuclear (JEN), Madrid (Spain)1980
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[en] A literature survey is given on the production methods of fission xenon-133 and related problems, such as purification, metrological and dosimetric aspects, preparation of isotopic solutions, recycling, etc. 127 references are included. (Author) 127 refs
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Estudio bibliografico de la produccion de xenon-133 y problemas afines
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1980; 35 p
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Spulgis, I.S.
Pennwalt Corp., Philadelphia, Pa. (USA)1974
Pennwalt Corp., Philadelphia, Pa. (USA)1974
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Filtre granulaire pour eliminer les impuretes radio-actives d'un gaz
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05 Mar 1974; 9 p; FR PATENT DOCUMENT 2223795/E/; Addition to the French patent document 7344315. Available from Institut National de la Propriete Industrielle, Paris (France); priority claim: 30 Mar 1973, USA.
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[en] This Decree prescribes the licensing for the release of gaseous wastes from nuclear installations as well as the technical supervision of such operations. It does not apply to the transport of radioactive effluents which is governed by the regulations on the transport of dangerous goods. (NEA)
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Le present Decret prescrit la procedure d'autorisation pour les rejets d'effluents gazeux provenant des installations nucleaires et prevoit egalement un controle techniques de ces operations. Le decret ne s'applique pas au transport d'effluents radioactifs qui est soumis a la reglementation relative au transport des matieres dangereusesOriginal Title
Decret no 74-945 du 6 novembre 1974 relatif aux rejets d'effluents radioactifs gazeux provenant des installations nucleaires de base et des installations nucleaires implantees sur le meme site
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15 Nov 1974; 2 p
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Stone, Stephanie; Reed, Alastair
Proceedings of the 7th International Contaminated Site Remediation Conference2017
Proceedings of the 7th International Contaminated Site Remediation Conference2017
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[en] The handling of ground gas generation is one of the critical challenges of landfill management. The Victorian Environmental Protection Agency guidelines for landfill management seek to “ensure no safety or environmental impacts are caused by landfill gas. (EPA Victoria, 2015).” Since gas generation is inevitable within any landfill handling organic materials, a set of well worked methodologies have been developed for dealing with it safely, including energy generation, flares and bio-filters. However, fugitive emissions, those not accounted for by gas mitigated strategies, are not unknown or unexpected. Consequently, leeway is provided to landfill operators however fugitive emissions must be contained below a set of action levels (EPA Victoria, 2011) and the EPA must be notified of exceedances within 24 hours. Importantly, the landfill licensing guidelines, stipulates that “all practicable measures must be undertaken to achieve the landfill action levels” (EPA Victoria, 2016) which largely puts the onus on the operator to go above and beyond the minimal requirements to ensure compliance. In short, reportable and actionable gas levels are well described… the next question is, how often should measurements be taken? (author)
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Cooperative Research Centre for Contamination Assessment and Remediation of the Environment (CRC CARE), Newcastle University, Callaghan, NSW (Australia); 633 p; ISBN 978-1-921431-58-6;
; Sep 2017; p. 340-341; CleanUp 2017: 7. International Contaminated Site Remediation Conference; Melbourne, VIC (Australia); 10-14 Sep 2017; Also available from CRC CARE, C/- Newcastle University LPO, Callaghan, NSW 2308, Australia; online from: http://www.cleanupconference.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/CleanUp_2017_Proceedings_small.pdf; 3 refs., 1 fig.

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Primary and secondary radioactivity and effluent report, August 1973
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1 Nov 1973; 3 p
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[en] Short communication
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Oholo Conference Series, Oholo (Israel); 41 p; Apr 1993; p. 14; 1. IGAC scientific conference: International global atmospheric-biospheric chemistry; Eilat (Israel); 18-22 Apr 1993; 37. Oholo Conference Series; Eilat (Israel); 18-22 Apr 1993
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[en] A device is proposed for trapping gases escaping during a failure of the primary circuit of a nuclear power plant. A bag is airtightly connected to the bubbling depressurization system. In the case of an escape the steam/gas mixture partly condenses in the depressurization system and the uncondensed radioactive gases will fill the bag from which non-active air is forced out. This method may be used in technological processes in which harmful gaseous products are generated with an overpressure of 10 Pa and more. (J.C.)
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Zariadenie pre zachyt unikov
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15 Feb 1986; 12 Dec 1978; 3 p; CS PATENT DOCUMENT 220857/B/; CS PATENT APPLICATION PV 6630-78; Application date: 12 Dec 1978
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[en] Published in summary form only
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European Society of Nuclear Methods in Agriculture (ESNA); 238 p; 1988; p. 201; 19. annual meeting of the European society of nuclear methods in agriculture; Vienna (Austria); 29 Aug - 2 Sep 1988
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