Note: Items (f) and (g) should be moved to clar GER2 67 6.65 Consistency with Para 6.40. As the preceding Para dealing with the mentioned in this Para, spent ion management of liquid radioactive waste and exchange resins are usually flushed effluents. out as slurry and subsequently managed as liquid waste. This categorization is supported by IAEA-TECDOC-1504 “Innovative waste treatment and conditioning technologies at nuclear power plants” (2006) and “New developments and improvements in processing of ‘problematic’ radioactive waste” (2007). According to them, spent ion exchange resins are managed as liquid (wet) waste. CAN 44 6.65 (a) What does ‘amount’ refer to? Not clear if this is volume/weight and volume is size? CAN 45 6.65 (b) & Suggest combining these as one. More consistent (c) ‘Consideration of the waste classification’ CAN 46 6.65 (g) This bullet also applies to liquid radioactive Filtration is in the active liquid waste waste system UKR 9 6.65 Add after (d) a new bullet For completeness p. 38 “Areas for storage of raw radioactive waste and final product following predisposal management” predisposal management of “The clar GER2 68 6.67 Clarification and completion with radioactive waste may also entail the regard to a suitable handling of management of non-radioactive hazardous non-radioactive hazardous material material. Measures should be taken so as to in the predisposal management of ensure that its management is in compliance radioactive waste. with the applicable regulations relating to
clar GER2 67 6.65 Note: Items (f) and (g) should be moved to the preceding Para dealing with the management of liquid radioactive waste and effluents. Consistency with Para 6.40. As mentioned in this Para, spent ion exchange resins are usually flushed out as slurry and subsequently managed as liquid waste. This categorization is supported by IAEA-TECDOC-1504 “Innovative waste treatment and conditioning technologies at nuclear power plants” (2006) and “New developments and improvements in processing of ‘problematic’ radioactive waste” (2007). According to them, spent ion exchange resins are managed as liquid (wet) waste. CAN 44 6.65 (a) What does ‘amount’ refer to? Not clear if this is volume/weight and volume is size? CAN 45 6.65 (b) & (c) Suggest combining these as one. ‘Consideration of the waste classification’ More consistent CAN 46 6.65 (g) This bullet also applies to liquid radioactive waste Filtration is in the active liquid waste system UKR 9 6.65 p. 38 Add after (d) a new bullet “Areas for storage of raw radioactive waste and final product following predisposal management” For completeness clar GER2 68 6.67 “The predisposal management of radioactive waste may also entail the management of non-radioactive hazardous material. Measures should be taken so as to ensure that its management is in compliance with the applicable regulations relating to Clarification and completion with regard to a suitable handling of non-radioactive hazardous material in the predisposal management of radioactive waste.
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