Nuclear Shutdown. / Brian Fortner.
by Fortner, Brian; SIRS Publishing, Inc.
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BookSeries: SIRS Enduring Issues 2002Article 65Environment. Publisher: Civil Engineering, 2001ISSN: 1522-3205;.Subject(s): Nuclear power plants -- Decommissioning | Radioactive waste disposalDDC classification: 050 Summary: "Most demolition projects unfold very quickly, but dismantling a nuclear power plant involves meticulous planning and takes years of effort. The reason: there's no margin for error." (CIVIL ENGINEERING) The author describes the challenging task of decommissioning a nuclear power plant, in which each part of the plant is "meticulously analyzed, removed, and discarded according to strict waste classification criteria.".
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Originally Published: Nuclear Shutdown, April 2001; pp. 36+.
"Most demolition projects unfold very quickly, but dismantling a nuclear power plant involves meticulous planning and takes years of effort. The reason: there's no margin for error." (CIVIL ENGINEERING) The author describes the challenging task of decommissioning a nuclear power plant, in which each part of the plant is "meticulously analyzed, removed, and discarded according to strict waste classification criteria.".
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