NUCLEAR FACILITIES - INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL SYSTEMS IMPORTANT TO SAFETY - SYSTEMS OF INTERIM STORAGE AND FINAL REPOSITORY OF NUCLEAR FUEL AND WASTE
International Electrotechnical Committee
FOREWORD<br>INTRODUCTION<br>1 Scope<br>2 Terms and definitions <br>3 General survey of existing practices<br>4 Description of the different applications<br> 4.1 Storage at nuclear power plants<br> 4.1.1 Dry storage of spent nuclear fuel<br> 4.1.2 Storage of radioactive operational and <br> decommissioning waste<br> 4.2 Storage at interim storage facilities<br> 4.2.1 Wet storage of spent nuclear fuel (examples <br> from Sweden)<br> 4.3 Storage at reprocessing facilities<br> 4.3.1 Wet storage of spent nuclear fuel <br> 4.4 Final repositories for radioactive operational and <br> decommissioning waste<br> 4.4.1 Example of Sweden: Description of the facility<br> 4.5 Packaging<br> 4.6 Retrievable repositories for spent nuclear fuel<br> 4.6.1 Deep repositories in granite<br> 4.6.2 Repository in a volcanic mountain<br> 4.6.3 Repository in clay <br> 4.7 Transportation<br> 4.7.1 Land carriage of spent nuclear fuel<br> 4.7.2 Sea carriage of spent nuclear fuel and <br> radioactive operational waste (for example, <br> from Sweden)<br>5 Conclusions<br>Bibliography
Provides guidelines for the instrumentation and control (I&C) systems of interim storage and final repository of nuclear fuel and waste, regardless of the origin of the stored material.
| Document Type | Standard |
| Status | Current |
| Publisher | International Electrotechnical Committee |
| Committee | TC 45 |
