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2006:31 An Applied Study on the Decontamination and Decommissioning of Hot Cell Facilities in the United States and Comparison with the Studsvik Facility for Solid and Liquid Waste
Dr. Geoff Varley SKI English...
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2005:19 DECOVALEX III PROJECT Mathematical Models of Coupled Thermal-Hydro-Mechanical Processes for Nuclear Waste Repositories
L. Jing, C-F. Tsang, J-C. Mayor, O. Stephansson, F. Kautzky SKI English...
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02:62 Exploration of Important Issues for the Safety of SFR 1 using Performance Assessment Calculations
Philip R. Maul, Peter C. Robinson SKI English...
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2006:25 Modelling of ultrasonic nondestructive testing of cracks in claddings
Anders Boström, Theo Zagbai SKI English...
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2017:13 Monte Carlo patient-specific pre-treatment QA system for volumetric modulated arc therapy
Background The clinical use of volumetric modulated arc therapy (VMAT) has augmented rapidly since it became commercially available. As a result, the need for comprehensive quality assurance (QA) has increased. Current practices in Sweden normally compare the delivered dose with the planned dose based on measurements with different methods, for instance: portal dosimetry, point dose...
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2001:11 Ethical Problems in Radiation Protection
In this report the authors survey existing international radiation-protection recommendations and standards of the ICRP, the IAEA, and the ILO. After outlining previous work on the ethics of radiation protection, professional ethics, and the ethics of human radiation experiments, the authors review ethical thinking on seven key issues related to radiation protection and ethics. They formulate...
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Research
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