The field of plutonium disposition is varied and of much importance, since the Department of Energy has decided on the hybrid option for disposing of the weapons materials. This consists of either placing the Pu into mixed oxide fuel for reactors or placing the material into a stable waste form such as glass. The waste form used for Pu disposition should exhibit certain qualities: (1) provide for a suitable deterrent to guard against proliferation; (2) be of minimal volume, i.e., maximize the loading; and (3) be reasonably durable under repository-like conditions. This paper will discuss several Pu waste forms that display promising characteristics
The initial goal of this project was to investigate the solubility of radionuclides in glass and oth...
Final disposition of fissile materials cannot be reached without intermediate stages. Major uncertai...
This paper describes the program to stabilize nuclear materials, consistent with the Department of E...
The Office of Fissile Materials Disposition is responsible for disposing of inventories of surplus U...
In September 2000, the US and Russia reached an agreement to jointly disposition roughly 68 metric t...
The recent decision by the Department of Energy to pursue a hybrid option for the disposition of wea...
The authors describe a potential strategy for the disposition of excess weapons plutonium in a way t...
In the aftermath of the Cold War, the United States Department of Energy (DOE) has identified up to ...
The management of surplus weapons plutonium is an important and urgent task with profound environmen...
This paper will provide a description of the technologies involved in the disposition of plutonium f...
In the Cold War aftermath, the US and Russia have agreed to large reductions in nuclear weapons. To ...
The safe management of surplus weapons plutonium is a very important and urgent task with profound e...
Approximately 10 to 20 metric tons of plutonium in the US is in the form of scrap, residues, oxides,...
The United States and Russia are assessing options for disposition of surplus weapon-grade plutonium...
In the aftermath of the Cold War, the US and Russia have agreed to large reductions in nuclear weapo...
The initial goal of this project was to investigate the solubility of radionuclides in glass and oth...
Final disposition of fissile materials cannot be reached without intermediate stages. Major uncertai...
This paper describes the program to stabilize nuclear materials, consistent with the Department of E...
The Office of Fissile Materials Disposition is responsible for disposing of inventories of surplus U...
In September 2000, the US and Russia reached an agreement to jointly disposition roughly 68 metric t...
The recent decision by the Department of Energy to pursue a hybrid option for the disposition of wea...
The authors describe a potential strategy for the disposition of excess weapons plutonium in a way t...
In the aftermath of the Cold War, the United States Department of Energy (DOE) has identified up to ...
The management of surplus weapons plutonium is an important and urgent task with profound environmen...
This paper will provide a description of the technologies involved in the disposition of plutonium f...
In the Cold War aftermath, the US and Russia have agreed to large reductions in nuclear weapons. To ...
The safe management of surplus weapons plutonium is a very important and urgent task with profound e...
Approximately 10 to 20 metric tons of plutonium in the US is in the form of scrap, residues, oxides,...
The United States and Russia are assessing options for disposition of surplus weapon-grade plutonium...
In the aftermath of the Cold War, the US and Russia have agreed to large reductions in nuclear weapo...
The initial goal of this project was to investigate the solubility of radionuclides in glass and oth...
Final disposition of fissile materials cannot be reached without intermediate stages. Major uncertai...
This paper describes the program to stabilize nuclear materials, consistent with the Department of E...