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2004:24 Public Values and Stakeholder Involvement - A New Framework for Performance Assessment
Kjell Andersson, Stéphane Chataîgnier, Britt-Marie Drottz Sjöberg, Daniel Galson, Didier Gay, Ales Laciok, Antti Leskinen, Anna Littleboy, Sandrine Pierlot, Clas-Otto Wene, Magnus Westerlind, Roger Yearsley SKI English...
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2004:14 Modelling of Radionuclide Transport by Groundwater Motion in Fractured Bedrock for Performance Assessment Purposes
Anders Wörman, Joel Geier, Shulan Xu SKI English...
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2004:02 Two Dimensional Near-field Calculations of Radionuclide Releases from the Vaults of the SFR 1 Repository
António Pereira, Benny Sundström SKI English...
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2003:43 Development of an Estimating Procedure for the Annual PLAN Process - with Special Emphasis on the Estimating Group
Steen Lichtenberg SKI English...
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2005:09 Comment on the Long-Term Chemical and Mineralogical Stability of the Buffer
Randy Arthur, Mick Apted, Mike Stenhouse SKI English...
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2004:12 Transparency, Citizen Participation, Organisations and Roles
Kjell Andersson, Josefin Päiviö SKI English...
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2005:59 Reactive-Transport Model of Buffer Cementation
Randy Arthur, Wei Zhou SKI English...
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2009:15 Improvement and Validation of Weld Residual Stress Modelling Procedure
Weld residual stresses have a large influence on the behavior of cracks growing under normal operation loads and on the leakage-flow from a through-wall crack. Accurate prediction of these events is important in order to arrive at proper conclusions when assessing detected flaws, for inspection planning and for assessment of leak-before-break margins. Therefore, it is very important to have...
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2008:50 Study on Developments in Accident Investigation Methods: A Survey of the “State-of-the-Art”
The objective of this project was to survey the main accident investigation methods that have been developed since the early or mid-1990s. The motivation was the increasing frequency of accidents that defy explanations in simple terms, for instance cause-effect chains or “human error”. Whereas the complexity of socio-technical systems is steadily growing across all industrial domains,...
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2009:05 Survey on requirements for independent reviews and inspections of electrical and I&C equipment
This survey is a first step to support the work to develop the Swedish regulations in the area of independent review and inspection in the process supporting implementation of electrical equipment in nuclear power plants. The report consists of a summary of different regulations in the area and also an analysis of the differences between the electrical and mechanical field especially in the...
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