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Development of Retrievability Plans (1999)

Auteur	GDE
Datum	maart 1999
Classificatie	6.01.5.50/54 (AFVAL - ALGEMEEN)
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Introduction

It has become clear, from monitoring of many national programmes for siting of
final repositories for radioactive waste disposal, that the potential or otherwise for
retrievability of emplaced wastes is the one issue in particular which is repeatedly
raised during public consultation and interaction.

Although even those repositories which may be constructed over the next decades
will operate for many decades more and be sealed only after a long-term monitoring
phase, there is little operational pressure to finalise retrievability concepts (1).
However, as siting processes require detailed conceptual designs to be developed,
as do the associated safety assessment exercises, it is becoming increasingly
recognised that the potential for retrieval must be examined now.

This report is the culmination of a short project carried out for the Swedish
National Siting Co-ordinator for Nuclear Waste Disposal, between October 1998
and January 1999, to examine the situation as regards the development and possible
implementation of retrievability as an integral part of a disposal concept for nuclear
waste. Because of the short work period involved, it can at best be only an overview,
designed to provide a broad picture of current plans. The Swedish Nuclear Power
Inspectorate (SKI) has begun to examine the issue, and a report is due later in 1999.

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