Practicality of Sea Reclamation Technology as a Method of Disposing of Radioactive Waste and Soil
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- SUZUKI Takeshi
- 個人会員 国土技術政策総合研究所 沿岸海洋・防災研究部
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- EGUCHI Shinya
- 賛助会員 五洋建設
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- KIMATA Yoichi
- 賛助会員 若築建設
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- TATANI Masayasu
- 賛助会員 東亜建設工業
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- YAMASAKI Tomohiro
- 賛助会員 東洋建設
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- TAKAHASI Eietsu
- 賛助会員 五洋建設
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- KOGA Daisaburo
- 賛助会員 五洋建設
Bibliographic Information
- Other Title
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- 放射性廃棄物等の海面処分技術の実用可能性
Abstract
<p>ABSTRACT: Studies of the application of a variety of land disposal technologies to the storage and disposal of radioactive waste and soil have been carried out. It is feared that disposal of these materials at sea could result in marine diffusion and seismic and tsunami damage, but the advantages of sea disposal are its large capacity and isolation from the public. However, little research on sea disposal of radioactive waste and soil has been done. We studied the practicality of sea disposal technology as a way to dispose of radioactive waste and soil. For the study, we designed controlled substances sea disposal facilities with 2 Mm3 capacity and Level 2 earthquake resistance. We estimated both the cost of constructing the sea disposal facilities and the risk of exposure to radiation from the waste and soil in the facilities. The estimates were compared with the results of case studies of land disposal. The results showed that sea disposal meets necessary standards and ensures performance equivalent or superior to that of land disposal.</p>
Journal
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- Journal of Coastal Zone Studies
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Journal of Coastal Zone Studies 27 (3), 75-85, 2014-12-31
Japanese Association for Coastal Zone Studies
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Details 詳細情報について
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- CRID
- 1390858752008024448
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- ISSN
- 24369837
- 13496123
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- Text Lang
- ja
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- Data Source
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- JaLC
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- Abstract License Flag
- Allowed