Sentence examples for irradiated waste from inspiring English sources

Modifications on the surface, chemical structural and crystallinity of irradiated waste cotton fibers, were related with improvements on the mechanical properties of concrete.

The first carbon dioxide cooled, graphite moderated nuclear reactors resulted in a huge quantity of irradiated graphite waste for which the management needs a previous assessment of the radioactive inventory and the radionuclide's location and speciation.

Whatever the reactor design, the irradiated graphite waste management has to be faced sooner or later regarding the production of long lived or dose determining radioactive species such as 14C, 3H or 36Cl.

These wastes fall into three principal categories: used irradiated fuel and the wastes derived from its reprocessing; operational wastes created by the day-to-day running of nuclear reactors; and reactor decommissioning wastes.

More than 1,000 tanks brimming with irradiated water stand inland from the Fukushima nuclear plant.

Recycle is being considered as a waste mitigation option for irradiated graphite from gas cooled reactors.

The planned DGR would house low and intermediate level waste like contaminated mops and irradiated components from nuclear reactors 680 metres below ground at the Bruce Nuclear Generating Station.

(a) no pre-UV-irradiated (b) one side-UV irradiated, (c) both side-UV irradiated.

Politicians and utilities rarely take proper responsibility for mishaps during construction and operation, nor for radiation leaks, nor the decommissioning of irradiated components at "end of life", nor for the nuclear waste that accumulates.

Most of the waste from a nuclear power station comes from its irradiated reactor, rather than spent fuel: one more reason why, once a power station exists, it should generate electricity for as long as it is safe to do so.Is it safe?

This study discusses progress toward a high/medium strength concrete with a dense, cementitious matrix that contains an irradiated plastic additive, recovering the compressive strength while displacing concrete with waste materials to reduce greenhouse gas generation.