Nuclear Waste Management Facilities

Dr. Rehab O Abdel Rahman is a Professor of Chemical Nuclear Engineering at Hot Laboratories for the Egyptian Atomic Energy Authority (EAEA) in Cairo, Egypt. She worked for more than 25 years in supporting the licensing of radioactive waste management facilities and participated in international projects on the development and implementation of safety cases and safety assessment for those facilities. Her widely published research focuses on radioactive waste management. She supervises post graduate students, teaches undergraduate courses, and supports training activities within EAEA, serves as a member in international scientific committees. She has editorial experience as a managing editor for international journals, guest editor for special issues, and editor of several books, and frequent contributor on the topic of hazardous waste management.

• Part 1 Introduction to Nuclear Waste Management Sustainability1. Sustainability and environmental impacts of the nuclear industry2. Historical radioactive and nuclear waste management practices: Analysis and insights for the period 1940-1990s3. Current approaches in managing nuclear wastes: Administrative requirements and technological advancesPart 2 Advances to Enhance Safety and Reduce the Impact of Nuclear Waste Management Facilities4. Spent fuel management: Methodological and technological advances in pre-disposal facilities5. Advances toward sustainable radioactive waste pre-treatment and treatment practices6. Advances toward sustainable radioactive waste conditioning and storage practices7. Decommissioning of the nuclear waste management facilities: Practice and innovative trends toward efficient waste minimization8. Case studies on the practices and advances in legacy waste management9. Advances to enhance safety and reduce the impacts of nuclear waste management facilities10. Remediation of radioactive contaminated sites: Conventional and innovative trends toward sustainable practice11. Prospective on the management of innovative power reactors wastes: infrastructure requirementsPart 3 Future Perspectives on Nuclear Waste Management12. Prospective on the management of nuclear waste containing contaminants of emerging concerns13. Perspectives on the factors that affect the recycling and reuse of cleared, radioactive and nuclear materials