Sentence examples for radiation waste from inspiring English sources

The code is then used for actual ITER radiation waste analysis supplementing further validation.

Borosilicate glass is a candidate material for radiation waste formation and other optical applications in various fields.

Nevertheless, phytoremediation has opened up the prospect for a less costly, practical and environmentally sound approach to clean-up low-level radiation waste sites.

The shutter and first mirror assemblies were packaged and designed for replacement via remote handling methods to minimize radiation waste and cost associated with eventual component replacement.

Radiation waste advisor, Dr Trevor Jones, told BBC Inside Out that significant investment is needed to correctly dispose of waste water from the controversial process.

From 1899 to 1962, those ice fields more exposed to direct solar radiation "wasted drastically" while those in narrow, shaded grooves changed very little, said Dr. Stefan L. Hastenrath, a professor emeritus at the University of Wisconsin, who is a longstanding expert on African glaciology.

At that time, the institute refused to do so, but it did agree to temporarily house low- and medium-radiation waste that originated from outside the institute, although its storage facilities were never designed for that.

"These sources are very powerful," said Abel J. González, director of the atomic agency's division of radiation and waste safety.

On this basis, the desorption process driven by both solar radiation and waste heat and associated sorption process were simulated side by side.

Abel Julio González and his colleagues in IAEA's division of radiation and waste safety later learned that Soviet labs probably produced several hundred of these containers--it's not known exactly when--and used them to generate electricity, possibly to power remote radio transmitters.

In many ways, geothermal plants are similar to nuclear-power stations (with a capacity factor of 90%), albeit on a smaller scale and without the radiation or waste-disposal problems.