This document presents the safe decommissioning and environmental remediation of the Maišiagala radioactive waste (RAW) storage facility, with a particular focus on the application of remotely operated machinery (ROM).
The objective of the project is the construction and commissioning of a landfill type disposal facility for short-lived low-level combustible and non-combustible class A waste (VLLW) generated at INPP.
Case description The application of remotely operated equipment and robotic technologies for dismantling pipelines in reactor subfloor areas and removing radioactive sources from storage facilities. These solutions...
Project B1 provided for integrated fuel management, including intact, damaged, and experimental spent fuel assemblies (SFAs) from Units 1 and 2. The loaded cartridges are...
The Guidance for developing an in-house methodology for radiological characterisation of conventionally non-radioactive waste aids D&WM organisations in creating and applying internal materials and equipment free-release methodologies. Drawing...
The workshop fosters dialogue among participants, facilitating knowledge exchange on INPP's Radioactive Metal Waste Treatment Facility installation. Targeted at EU decommissioning operators and stakeholders...
Modification of the technology for treatment liquid radioactive waste LRW solidification units was used during INPP operation: - Since 1987, a plant for bituminization of the concentrate with the activity...