The following article will guide you about how to dispose radioactive wastes. Disposal Practices for Gases: Radioactive gases arise mainly in reactors, spent fuel processing, isotope production, and research and development facilities. The general principles are the same for all procedures that depend upon dispersion into the atmosphere. The maximum permissible emission rates—or in some […]
How to Dispose Radioactive Wastes? | Waste Management
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How to Treat Liquid Effluents in the Nuclear Industry? | Waste Management
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The raw materials of the nuclear industry (mainly uranium) are radioactive, its useful transmuted products, primarily plutonium but also specific radioisotopes, are more active, but the bulk of activity it has to handle is produced as an inevitable consequence of nuclear fission (i.e. fission products) and by the neutron activation of associated materials such as […]
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How to Treat Hazardous Waste: Physical, Chemical and Biological Treatment
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There are various alternative waste treatment technologies, for example, physical treatment, chemical treatment, biological treatment, incineration, and solidification or stabilisation treatment. These processes are used to recycle and reuse waste materials, reduce the volume and toxicity of a waste stream, or produce a final residual material that is suitable for disposal. The selection of the […]