9. Importance of using the international experience of RW and SNF management
Russian activities on the RW management are governed by the international agreements signed by the Russian Federation. In particular, starting from 24 October 1996 Russia became a party to the Convention on nuclear safety signed in Vienna in September 1994.
In January 1999 in Vienna, Russia signed the Unified Convention on safe handling of SNF and RW. The Convention was enacted in Russia on 19 April 2006.
After 1994 some countries, parties to the Convention on nuclear safety, adopted new legislation or updated the previous version, other countries are in the process of its improvement
Дополнительные материалы
This topic focuses on the existing experience of long-term isolation of radioactive wastes from the environment in Russia
Lectures on this topic:
- 01. Operational RW and SNF of Russian VVER and RBMK reactors
- 02. Generation of solid radioactive waste (SRW)
- 03. Recycling of metallic radioactive waste
- 04. Spent nuclear fuel (SNF)
- 05. Radioactive waste produced at NPP decommissioning
- 06. Necessity of establishing a unified RW management system
- 07. Proposals for establishing regional RW repository in the North-West Russia
- 08. Legal provisions for RW management in Russia
- 09. Importance of using the international experience of RW and SNF management
- 10. European experience
TOPIC OF COURSE
- Topic 01. Current condition of nuclear energy
- Topic 02. Legislation in the US and in Russia
- Topic 03. International law in the sphere of decommissioning
- Topic 04. Role of the national regulators in the decommissioning process
- Topic 05. Possible approaches and scenarios of decommissioning
- Topic 06. Existing experience of decommissioning
- Topic 07. Strategy for handling radioactive waste (RW) and spent nuclear fuel (SNF) USA experience
- Topic 08. Strategy for handling RW and SNF Russian experience & other countries
- Topic 09. Social aspects of decommissioning
- Topic 10. International and inter-regional cooperation for safe decommissioning