FNCA Consolidated Report on RWM 5. Post script 　　　Through the activities of Radioactive Waste Management (RWM) Group in the Forum for Nuclear Cooperation in Asia (FNCA), we could complete the book of “The Consol

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• RWM
• Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation

1. Preface   Radioactive waste is inevitably produced wherever nuclear materials or reactors are used. Therefore, it is essential to take “radioactive waste management (RWM)” into consideration at the planning phase

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• Radioactive waste
• Nuclear power stations
• Radiobiology
• Nuclear power
• Ionizing radiation
• Nuclear decommissioning
• High-level radioactive waste management
• Energy
• Nuclear physics
• Nuclear technology

FNCA Consolidated Report on RWM (ChinaRadioactive Waste Management (RWM) in China 　　　The nuclear industry in China was started from the early year of 1950s. The radioactive waste were generated in the nuclea

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• Energy
• Hazardous waste
• High-level radioactive waste management
• High level waste
• Deep geological repository
• Low level waste
• Nuclear power
• Nuclear safety
• Environmental Protection Act
• Radioactive waste
• Waste
• Nuclear technology

SeptNEWSLETTER RADIOACTIVE WASTE MANAGEMENT The FNCA 2005 Workshop on RWM to be held in Japan

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• Nuclear technology
• Nuclear power stations
• Hazardous waste
• High level waste
• High-level radioactive waste management
• Low level waste
• Nuclear power plant
• Nuclear decommissioning
• Nuclear power
• Radioactive waste
• Energy
• Nuclear physics

FNCA Consolidated Report on RWM 4. Activities & Achievements 4.1 The Background of the Activities and the Present Targets (1) Overall Objective of the Project 　　　Safe handling of radioactive waste (RW) is an impor

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• Energy
• Hazardous waste
• Nuclear proliferation
• Nuclear safety
• International Atomic Energy Agency
• Waste
• Radioactive contamination
• Nuclear technology
• Nuclear physics
• Radioactive waste

February 2003, No.10 Issued by KHNP / NETEC The FNCA 2002 Workshop on RWM - Daejeon, Korea -

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• Nuclear technology
• Energy conversion
• Nuclear power stations
• High-level radioactive waste management
• Nuclear power
• Nuclear safety
• Low level waste
• Nuclear reactor
• Hanford Site
• Energy
• Nuclear physics
• Radioactive waste

2. Introduction The Radiation Waste Management (RWM) Project in Forum of Nuclear Cooperation in Asia (FNCA) has focused on the safe management of spent radiation sources and the current

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• Nuclear technology
• Radiobiology
• Atoms for Peace
• Nuclear proliferation
• Radioactive waste
• Nuclear power
• Radiation protection
• International Atomic Energy Agency
• Energy
• Physics
• Nuclear power stations

FNCA RWM Task Group Visit Decommissioning, Disposal of LLW and Clearance of Exempt Level Waste 24th July – 28th July 2006 Sunday 23rd July 2006

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• Neutron facilities
• Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation
• Nuclear energy in Australia
• High Flux Australian Reactor
• Open-pool Australian lightwater reactor
• Radioactive waste
• Nuclear technology
• Nuclear physics
• Nuclear energy

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Microsoft Word - Master Copy - Member State Comments - Transport Regulations - SSR-6 and SSG-26 Review Cycle - RWM proposal to

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• Nuclear technology
• Nuclear weapon design
• Nuclear reprocessing
• Actinides
• Nuclear chain reaction
• Fissile
• Radioactive waste
• Nuclear fuel
• Physics
• Chemistry
• Nuclear physics