Abstract
The incorporation monitoring during decommissioning of nuclear reactors is faced with a complex situation arising from a mixture of radionuclides. The development of an interpretation procedure to enable the application of an optimised incorporation monitoring on conditions of decommissioning of nuclear reactors has been carried out combining results from radionuclide analyses of contaminated or ...
Abstract
The incorporation monitoring during decommissioning of nuclear reactors is faced with a complex situation arising from a mixture of radionuclides. The development of an interpretation procedure to enable the application of an optimised incorporation monitoring on conditions of decommissioning of nuclear reactors has been carried out combining results from radionuclide analyses of contaminated or activated materials and the proven methods of incorporation monitoring in the case of the intake of single radionuclides. In this study the radiological requirements, the mathematical elements of the interpretation procedure are presented as well as the application to an activated concrete of biological shielding.
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