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provides examples of hazards associated with dedicated waste management facilities. App. 5 4 identifies hazards associated with, or that could affect waste management at typical fuel cycle facilities. …” IRQ 9 6 A description on the Waste Characterization Methods and Procedures will be required. Inclusion of recommended waste acceptance criteria will be helpful. To be used as a guideline to the member states. JAP E7 6 INTRODUCTION GENERAL GENERAL may be more appropriate. Check the titles of subsection in other Safety Guides. (e.g. RS-G-1.7 uses “General.”) AFG 3 6.01 Accept all the steps, but few are missing Immobilization Decommissioning of Nuclear facility. These two are essential and fundamental steps during waste pre-disposal. X CAN 28 6.01 Start with ‘ As per the IAEA safety glossary definitions ,….’, also include waste handling in the list Set up comes from the glossary; handling should be included GER1 47 6.01 “The steps involved in the predisposal management of radioactive waste are: assessment of potential waste arisings and evaluation of options for their long term management (disposal) waste generation and control processing …” For completeness. In a first step, it is necessary to assess potential types and volumes of radioactive waste to be generated, and to options for the safe disposal of this waste. In a second step, measures to control the generation of radioactive waste, in terms of type, activity and volume, are to be considered before the construction of a nuclear installation, beginning
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