The results on the analysis of radionuclide release from the geosphere of hypothetical repository in crystalline rocks are presented. Radionuclides with poor retentive properties (C-14, I-129, Cl-36, Cs-135), represent the largest contribution to the total release rate from the geosphere. The release rates of radionuclides with low solubility limits can be significantly reduced. The presence of stable isotopes of the same element has the effect of reducing the solubility of safety relevant radionuclides. The calculations of release rates were carried out for one disposal container using the simulation software GoldSim
The deep geological repository system provides long-term protection against the undesirable effects ...
Assessing the long-term performance of geologic repositories for radioactive waste requires reliable...
This report evaluates the effectiveness of engineered barriers in delaying or reducing the rate of r...
The paper describes deterministic simulation of radionuclide migration in the deep geological dispos...
This report is in a continuing series of reports that present analytic solutions for the dissolution...
A simplified model was developed to represent radionuclide migration from a deep geological nuclear ...
A simplified model was developed to represent radionuclide migration from a deep geological nuclear ...
The paper presents results from deterministic calculations of the radionuclide migration in the deep...
This paper presents results from deterministic calculations of radionuclide migration in a deep geol...
This report presents analytical solutions of the dissolution and hydrogeologic transport of radionuc...
A primary purpose of performance assessment of geologic repositories for radioactive waste is to pre...
Mathematical models of radionuclide distribution and transport in the environment have been develope...
There are two RBMK-1500 type reactors in Lithuania, which are under decommissioning now. Long-lived ...
Abstract Scenarios of barrier failure and radionuclide release to the near-surface environment are i...
The purpose of this study is to evaluate dissolved concentration limits (also referred to as solubil...
The deep geological repository system provides long-term protection against the undesirable effects ...
Assessing the long-term performance of geologic repositories for radioactive waste requires reliable...
This report evaluates the effectiveness of engineered barriers in delaying or reducing the rate of r...
The paper describes deterministic simulation of radionuclide migration in the deep geological dispos...
This report is in a continuing series of reports that present analytic solutions for the dissolution...
A simplified model was developed to represent radionuclide migration from a deep geological nuclear ...
A simplified model was developed to represent radionuclide migration from a deep geological nuclear ...
The paper presents results from deterministic calculations of the radionuclide migration in the deep...
This paper presents results from deterministic calculations of radionuclide migration in a deep geol...
This report presents analytical solutions of the dissolution and hydrogeologic transport of radionuc...
A primary purpose of performance assessment of geologic repositories for radioactive waste is to pre...
Mathematical models of radionuclide distribution and transport in the environment have been develope...
There are two RBMK-1500 type reactors in Lithuania, which are under decommissioning now. Long-lived ...
Abstract Scenarios of barrier failure and radionuclide release to the near-surface environment are i...
The purpose of this study is to evaluate dissolved concentration limits (also referred to as solubil...
The deep geological repository system provides long-term protection against the undesirable effects ...
Assessing the long-term performance of geologic repositories for radioactive waste requires reliable...
This report evaluates the effectiveness of engineered barriers in delaying or reducing the rate of r...