1. Latest research: So far concrete debris from nuclear facilities has been free released or was treated as radioactive waste. 2. Objective: The objective of this study is to develop solutions and methods for recycling concrete debris. The amount of materials used in nuclear facilities should be limited and the contamination of new materials should be avoided. 3. Methods: The status of recycling was presented using examples of operating or completed decommissioning as well as available studies and literature. The quality requirements for the production of new concrete products using recycled materials has been discussed. The expected amounts of concrete debris for the next 12 years was estimated. For the proposed recycling examples, radiolo...
The report presents information on the derivation of clearance levels based on suitable radiological...
For the decommissioning and disposal of shielding concrete from accelerator facilities, the Swiss Au...
Permanently increasing amounts of rubble materials from industry, households, and from the demolitio...
The publication presents ten selected papers reporting on the progress and status of R and D activit...
This report describes the German concept for the disposal of radioactive waste, and the re-use or re...
This paper presents the current radioactive waste management practices at the Paul Scherrer Institut...
Aufgabenstellung der Studie war, verfahrenstechnische Behandlungsmoeglichkeiten fuer radioaktiven Ba...
Increasing quantities of radioactively contaminated and activated metallic residues can be expected ...
The building explosion during the years 1945-1960 will inevitably lead to increased demolition in th...
Concrete is durable and can last for centuries. The waste from demolished concrete structures can be...
The article contains the data on the state of natural aggregate resources and attention has been pai...
Within the nuclear industry, many contaminated facilities that require decommissioning contain huge ...
The research project focused on investigating and optimizing the processing and use of recycled crus...
Along this review, an introduction to the concrete world recycling will be done. Concrete is almost ...
Old concrete will be a future raw material source and is thereby resource-saving. The study underlin...
The report presents information on the derivation of clearance levels based on suitable radiological...
For the decommissioning and disposal of shielding concrete from accelerator facilities, the Swiss Au...
Permanently increasing amounts of rubble materials from industry, households, and from the demolitio...
The publication presents ten selected papers reporting on the progress and status of R and D activit...
This report describes the German concept for the disposal of radioactive waste, and the re-use or re...
This paper presents the current radioactive waste management practices at the Paul Scherrer Institut...
Aufgabenstellung der Studie war, verfahrenstechnische Behandlungsmoeglichkeiten fuer radioaktiven Ba...
Increasing quantities of radioactively contaminated and activated metallic residues can be expected ...
The building explosion during the years 1945-1960 will inevitably lead to increased demolition in th...
Concrete is durable and can last for centuries. The waste from demolished concrete structures can be...
The article contains the data on the state of natural aggregate resources and attention has been pai...
Within the nuclear industry, many contaminated facilities that require decommissioning contain huge ...
The research project focused on investigating and optimizing the processing and use of recycled crus...
Along this review, an introduction to the concrete world recycling will be done. Concrete is almost ...
Old concrete will be a future raw material source and is thereby resource-saving. The study underlin...
The report presents information on the derivation of clearance levels based on suitable radiological...
For the decommissioning and disposal of shielding concrete from accelerator facilities, the Swiss Au...
Permanently increasing amounts of rubble materials from industry, households, and from the demolitio...