The phrase "active waste" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to waste management, environmental science, or nuclear energy, referring to waste that is currently hazardous or requires active management.
Example: "The facility is responsible for the safe disposal of active waste generated during the manufacturing process."
Alternatives: "hazardous waste" or "radioactive waste".
Recommenders can support industries through the identification of item opportunities in waste marketplaces, enhancing activities that may lead to the development of an active waste exchange network.
§ 61.154 Standard for active waste disposal sites.
The use of photovoltaic thermal (PVT) technologies enables improvement in the electrical efficiency of a photovoltaic (PV) module by reducing the temperature of the PV module via active waste heat removal.
Although the use of low activation materials in regions of high neutron flux is an important part of the strategy to minimise the level of activation, different choices may result from a strategy aimed at minimising the volume of active waste.
"During my time in Australia I was able to visit the Ranger uranium mine and you can see the issue there of how to store the very highly contaminated radio active waste," Mr Kan said.
However, nowadays' screens don't suffer of that problem, which makes Screen Savers unnecessary- And keeping your screen active wastes energy.
This strategy aims to reduce the amount of radioactive waste by conditional recycling (re-use of the activated material) in novel fusion plants and by clearance (declassification of the material with low activity level to non-active waste).
Albeit advantageous in terms of U-233 breeding and/or radio-active waste burning, the new concept lacks the notable know-how available for the thermal-spectrum MSR technology.
Several types of casks have been deposited in the German interim storage facility for spent fuel assemblies and vitrified high-active waste (HAW) at Gorleben since 1995, most of them of the CASTOR® type.
When discussing the container material for highly active radionuclear waste, carbon steel is one of the materials most frequently proposed by the international scientific community.
SRR manages 43 active liquid waste tanks containing about 36 million gallons of the highly radioactive material.
