Reduction of occupational exposure and radioactive waste arising from the operation of the Maria research reactor through actions taken at the source
Reduction of occupational exposure and radioactive waste arising from the operation of the Maria research reactor through actions taken at the source
Description
Beneficiary Organizations Details
Institute of the Atomic Energy (IAE) from the Ministry of Economy, Labour and Social Policy: http://www.iea.cyf.gov.pl
Project Aims
The project objective was twofold:
- to complete the upgrading of the radiation monitoring system in the Maria reactor building, and
- in each fuel element channel to fit out a modern monitoring device capable to detect during operation any defect in the fuel cladding integrity and in that way to minimize radioactive waste arising (liquid and gas) by measures taken at the source.
Project Results
The installation RMS and FEIMS could:
- help the IAE to meet the standards and requirements of the National Regulatory Body, the recommendations of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) as well the obligations imposed by the EU regulations ( Chapter III of the Euratom Treaty and the derived Directives);
- assure efficient radiation monitoring in order to increase radiological protection of the operational personnel and the environment;
- limit to the necessary minimum the exposure of the personnel to radiation;
- increase the reliability and safety of operation of the Maria reactor.
The budget for this project was: 400 000 euro.
Further Project Results
Further information on the project could be sought from the beneficiary organizations.
General Information
Title:
Reduction of occupational exposure and radioactive waste arising from the operation of the Maria research reactor through actions taken at the source
Programme:
PHARE
Budget year:
2002
Countries:
Poland
Types of activities:
Waste Management
NPP:
MARIA Research Reactor
Installation types:
Research Reactor
Old reference:
632.07.02
Effective contract date:
01/05/2005
Closure date:
01/05/2006