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Understanding Radionuclide Migration at Unsaturated Near-Field Sites

Explore the mechanisms affecting radionuclide migration at URL's physical modelling project, assessing geological setting, buffer mass testing, and container experiments. Gain insight into repository behavior and validation processes with useful references.

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Understanding Radionuclide Migration at Unsaturated Near-Field Sites

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  1. URL’s-Physical Modelling of the Unsaturated Near Field Malcolm Gray

  2. The International Stripa Project

  3. The Geologic Setting

  4. Stripa Project – Issues Addressed

  5. SKB Waste Disposal Concept

  6. Buffer Mass Test (BMT) - Layout

  7. Canadian URL - Location

  8. Canadian URL - Location

  9. Canadian URL - Geological Setting

  10. The Canadian URL Buffer – Container Experiment

  11. Show {PHOTOS MOV}

  12. Mechanisms of affecting radionuclide migration

  13. Heat, Moisture, Electrical and Chemical Transfer Models

  14. Show {PressMOV}

  15. Insight into repository behaviour?

  16. Validation – Was Ist das?

  17. “Validation” as part of a process

  18. Some Useful References

  19. Waste Management - A Project Chart START Management directives Revise program plan Submit program plan Approved with $? YES NO Develop program for refinement of unnecessary detail Work on program activities Accept Reviewers opinion? Of course we do Submit for opinion of regulators FINISH

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