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Beseitigung radioaktiver Abfallstoffe aus Kernforschung und Kernenergie-Industrie

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Die radioaktiven Abfallstoffe aus Kernforschung und Kernenergie-Industrie können gasförmig, flüssig oder fest sein und fallen in jeder Phase vom Uranerzbergbau bis zur Verwendung spezifischer Radioisotope in Industrie, Forschung und Medizin an, wobei Menge, Aktivitätsniveau und Toxidität in weiten Grenzen variieren. Die Beseitigung dieser durch die Kernspaltung in großen Mengen anfallenden radioaktiven Abfallstoffe muß in einer Weise erfolgen, die jede Möglichkeit einer unzulässigen radioaktiven Verseuchung menschlichen Lebensraums ausschließt.

Eine umfassende Bibliographie der einschlägigen Literatur findet sich in H. E. Voress, T. F. Davis u. T. N. Hubbard JR.: Radioactive Waste Processing and Disposal. TID-3311, Juni 1958. Eine detailliertere Behandlung der in Abschn. 17.2, 17.5 und 17.6 in ihren Grundzügen erläuterten Probleme hat der Verfasser in „Technischer Strahlenschutz“, München: Thiemig 1959, gegeben.

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