Safety assessment of a subsurface radwaste repository in the region of the Leningradskaya NPP
The propagation of radioactive contamination in non-head, near-surface, water-bearing strata is modeled in order to analyze the safety of a possible subsurface radwaste repository in the region of the Leningradskaya NPP. The propagation of radioactive contamination along the top water-bearing comple...
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| description | The propagation of radioactive contamination in non-head, near-surface, water-bearing strata is modeled in order to analyze the safety of a possible subsurface radwaste repository in the region of the Leningradskaya NPP. The propagation of radioactive contamination along the top water-bearing complex formed by Quaternary and Lower Cambrian deposits is studied. A map model approximation is used. The main contamination components are assumed to be
137
Cs,
90
Sr, and
60
Co. The propagation of contamination over 50 years is predicted. It is shown that the contamination of rocks by
137
Cs,
90
Sr, and
60
Co propagates only in the direct proximity of the section where they leak from the repository (at a distance not exceeding 10 meters). |
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137
Cs,
90
Sr, and
60
Co. The propagation of contamination over 50 years is predicted. It is shown that the contamination of rocks by
137
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90
Sr, and
60
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137
Cs,
90
Sr, and
60
Co. The propagation of contamination over 50 years is predicted. It is shown that the contamination of rocks by
137
Cs,
90
Sr, and
60
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137
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90
Sr, and
60
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137
Cs,
90
Sr, and
60
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