ABOUT SOME PRACTICAL ASPECTS OF HANDLING WITH RADIOACTIVE WASTE FROM SMALL MODULAR REACTORS PARTICIPATING IN THE "FIRST" PROGRAM

2025

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DOI 10.52676/1729-7885-2025-4-168-177
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Abstract

This article provides an examination of approaches to the management of radioactive waste generated by small modular reactors. These approaches are based on the IAEA principles and take into account the experience of pilot and commercial operation of nuclear installations based on small modular reactors. The article contains comparative aspects of the production of radioactive waste at various types of nuclear installations and approaches to managing radioactive waste data.