. "Appendix D: Presentations and Site Visits, 125 ." End Points for Spent Nuclear Fuel and High-Level Radioactive Waste in Russia and the United States. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press, 2003.
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Second Committee Meeting: March 25–26, 2002
President’s Hall, Russian Academy of Sciences Moscow, Leninsky Prospekt, 32a 2ndfloor—Russia
MONDAY, March 25, 2002
Spent nuclear fuel, high-level radioactive wastes, and nuclear energy and their future in Russia
Prof. M.I.Solonin
Minatom, VNIINM, Director
Overview of SNF and HLW at Mayak
Dr. P.P.Shevtsev,
Minatom, PA “Mayak”, Central Factory Laboratory, Head of SNF reprocessing group
Overview of SNF and HLW at Krasnoyarsk
Dr. G.K.Dobrynskikh
Minatom, MCC, Deputy Head of Technical Division.
Overview of Naval spent nuclear fuel
Academician N.N.
Melnikov, RAS, Kola Scientific Center, Director of the Mining institute
Radioisotope fractionation in implementation of a closed nuclear fuel cycle.
Academician B.F.
Myasoedov,
RAS, GEOKHI, Head of Radiochemical Laboratory
Examination of geological, environmental, and societal aspects of the proposed storage facility at the Priargunsky MCC
Prof. V.A.Ovseichuk,
Minatom, Priargunsky MCC, Director of Science
TUESDAY, March 26, 2002
MOX fuel-fabrication technology and MOX fuel utilization in implementation of a closed nuclear fuel cycle
