peer reviewedThis paper is concerned with two problems related to deep underground storage of nuclear waste. On one hand, a small-scale laboratory experiment has allowed to heat and wet a confined swelling clay. A thermo-hydro-mechanical modelling is proposed and discussed. On the other hand, the extent of the damaged zone produced during tunnelling in clay is discussed based on an hydromechanical modelling showing evidences of strain localisation, i.e. a fracture initiation
The understanding of the thermo-hydro-mechanical behaviour of a clay barrier is needed for the predi...
peer reviewedA zone with significant irreversible deformations and significant changes in flow and t...
Nowadays, the deep geological disposal based on the multi-barriers confinement concept, is considere...
The storage of high level radioactive waste is still an unresolved problem of the nuclear industry, ...
editorial reviewedDeep geological disposal with multi-barriers confinement is considered as one of t...
peer reviewedAssessing the performance of deep geological repositories for heat-generating radioacti...
Engineered barriers are basic elements in the design of repositories for the isolation of high‐level...
The storage of high level radioactive waste is still an unresolved problem of the nuclear industry, ...
Assessing the performance of deep geological repositories for heat-generating radioactive waste requ...
The paper presents an interpretation of the full-scale ALC1604 in situ heating test carried out in C...
In the context of deep geological disposal of radioactive waste in clay formations, the thermo-hydro...
The paper examines the interaction between host rock and a clay-based engineered barrier in the cont...
The paper presents an interpretation of the full-scale ALC1604 in situ heating test carried out in C...
The paper presents an interpretation of the full-scale ALC1604 in situ heating test carried out in C...
The paper presents an interpretation of the full-scale ALC1604 in situ heating test carried out in C...
The understanding of the thermo-hydro-mechanical behaviour of a clay barrier is needed for the predi...
peer reviewedA zone with significant irreversible deformations and significant changes in flow and t...
Nowadays, the deep geological disposal based on the multi-barriers confinement concept, is considere...
The storage of high level radioactive waste is still an unresolved problem of the nuclear industry, ...
editorial reviewedDeep geological disposal with multi-barriers confinement is considered as one of t...
peer reviewedAssessing the performance of deep geological repositories for heat-generating radioacti...
Engineered barriers are basic elements in the design of repositories for the isolation of high‐level...
The storage of high level radioactive waste is still an unresolved problem of the nuclear industry, ...
Assessing the performance of deep geological repositories for heat-generating radioactive waste requ...
The paper presents an interpretation of the full-scale ALC1604 in situ heating test carried out in C...
In the context of deep geological disposal of radioactive waste in clay formations, the thermo-hydro...
The paper examines the interaction between host rock and a clay-based engineered barrier in the cont...
The paper presents an interpretation of the full-scale ALC1604 in situ heating test carried out in C...
The paper presents an interpretation of the full-scale ALC1604 in situ heating test carried out in C...
The paper presents an interpretation of the full-scale ALC1604 in situ heating test carried out in C...
The understanding of the thermo-hydro-mechanical behaviour of a clay barrier is needed for the predi...
peer reviewedA zone with significant irreversible deformations and significant changes in flow and t...
Nowadays, the deep geological disposal based on the multi-barriers confinement concept, is considere...