Del i serien NATO Science Partnership Subseries: 1

Safety Issues Associated with Plutonium Involvement in the Nuclear Fuel Cycle

Häftad, Engelska, 1999

AvTheodore A. Parish,Vyacheslav V. Khromov,Igor Carron

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This text draws together Russian and Western specialists in a discussion of problems associated with the safe elimination of both weapons-grade and reactor-grade plutonium in reactors. The papers generally concern safety issues associated with utilizing plutonium in the nuclear fuel cycle, including facility requirements, licensing issues, proliferation risks, and a variety of advanced concepts for nuclear fuel cycles. The book moves from a discussion of general considerations for plutonium use/disposal to cover aspects of the fuel cycle and reprocessing aspects, its use in existing and near-future reactors, and its use in advanced reactors.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum1999-02-28
Mått155 x 235 x 15 mm
Vikt415 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
SerieNATO Science Partnership Subseries: 1
Antal sidor241
FörlagKluwer Academic Publishers
ISBN9780792355939

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1. The U.S.-Russian Joint Studies on Using Power Reactors to Disposition Surplus Weapons Plutonium as Spent Fuel.- 2. Current State of and Near Term Prospects for Plutonium Management in Russia.- 3. The Role of Nuclear Power in Sustainable Development.- 4. Plutonium Disposition Research and Related Activities at the Amarillo National Resource Center for Plutonium.- 5. The ISTC Projects Related to Plutonium Utilization and Disposition (Overview).- 6. Waste Partitioning and Transmutation as a Means Towards Long-Term Risk Reduction.- 7. Nuclear Criticality Safety Aspects of the Utilization of Weapons-Grade Plutonium in MOX Fuel Using Current BNFL Technology.- 8. Reducing the Proliferation Risk of Weapons Plutonium by Mixing with Reactor-Grade Plutonium.- 9. COGEMA’s Contribution to the Recycling of Military Plutonium.- 10. Plutonium Incineration in LWRs. The First Step in the Double Strata Fuel Cycle.- 11. State of the Art and Outlook for the Nuclear Fuel Cycle in the Russian Federation.- 12. On-Site Spent Fuel Management Based on Electrorefining.- 13. Prospects For Improvement of VVER Fuel Management and MOX Utilization.- 14. Use of Uranium-Erbium and Plutonium-Erbium Fuel in RBMK Reactors.- 15. Plutonium Management and Actinide Burning in CANDU Reactors.- 16. The Next Stage in Nuclear Power Development: Improved Pu Usage, Safety, Radioactive Waste and Non-Proliferation Features.- 17. Neutronic Aspects of Weapons-Grade Plutonium Utilization in the VVER1000 Fuel Cycle.- 18. Validation of the MCU-RFFI/A Code for Applications to Plutonium Systems and Use of the MCU-RFFI/A Code for Verification of Physics Design Codes Intended for Calculations of VVER Reactor Performance With MOX Fuel.- 19. Development of Neutronic Models for Two Types of Reactors Based on the SAPFIRPackage of Universal Algorithms.- 20. Performance Modeling for Weapons MOX Fuel in Light Water Reactors.- 21. Nuclear Power Systems Using Fast Reactors to Reduce Long-Lived Wastes.- 22. Plutonium-Fueled LMFRs: Problems of Design Optimization for Self-Protection.- 23. Equilibrium, Proliferation Resistant, Closed Fuel Cycles for LWRs.- 24. Delayed Neutron Data for Actinides Obtained from Global Level Measurements.- 25. Burning of Plutonium in Advanced Modular Pebble Bed HTRs: The Most Effective and Safe Way for Disposition.- 26. Denaturing Ex-Weapons Plutonium.- Author and Subject Index.