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02:34 Quantitative Assessment of the Potential Significance of Colloids to the KBS-3 Disposal Concept
R. A. Klos, M. J. White, S. M. Wickham, D. G. Bennett, T. W. Hicks SKI English...
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02:22 An Analysis of the Authorities' Expected Costs Related to the Decommissioning Programme
Mr. Staffan Lindskog, Mr. Lorens Borg, Dr. Steen Lichtenberg SKI English...
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00:33 Evaluation of Colloid Transport Issues and Recommendations for SKI Performance Assessment
S. M. Wickham, D. G. Bennett, J. J. W. Higgo SKI English...
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99:28 Design Basis for the Copper/Steel Canister. Stage Five. Final Report
William Henry Bowyer SKI English...
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98:19 Pourbaix Diagrams for the System Copper-Chlorine at 5-100ºC
B. Beverskog, I. Puigdomenech SKI English...
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00:47 Opinions on SKB's Safety Assessments SR 97 and SFL 3-5
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97:26 3rd edition Reliability of Piping System Components
Ralph Nyman, Damir Hegedus, Bojan Tomic, Bengt Lydell SKI English...
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Fitness for work certificate – Work involving ionising radiation
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2021:08 Recent Research on EMF and Health Risk, ifteenth report from SSM’s Scientific Council on Electromagnetic Fields, 2020
SSM perspective Background The Swedish Radiation Safety Authority’s (SSM) Scientifc Council on Electromagnetic Fields monitors current research on potential health risks in relation to exposure to electromagnetic fields and provides the authority with advice on assessing possible health risks. The Council gives guidance when the authority must give an opinion on policy matters when scientific...
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2021:28 Analysis of Radon Levels in Swedish Dwellings and Workplaces
SSM perspective Background Exposure to radon is considered the second most important cause of lung cancer next to smoking and is estimated to account for about 500 lung cancer cases per year in Sweden. For this reason, it is important to lower radon concentrations in indoor air, particularly where levels exceed the reference level 200 Bq/m³. In order to be able to update calculations on number...
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