Economic Consequences of Disposing Radioactive Wastes of Fuel-and-Power Cycle Enterprises

Oleksandra Vagonova; Dmytro Arzhevichev; Olesia Cherkashchenko

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AEF.25.64

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Economic Consequences of Disposing Radioactive Wastes of Fuel-and-Power Cycle Enterprises

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Economic evaluation of losses conditioned by disposing radioactive wastes of the “Prydniprovskyi Chemical Plant” Production Association on the territory of Kamianske and surrounding areas of the Dnipropetrovsk region is performed. While analysing losses, four uniform groups of expenses and losses were distinguished which include: expenses on protecting and monitoring measures, expenses on remediation measures, social orientation expenses and expenses related to waste disposal. It is shown that expenses on protecting and monitoring radioactive waste storages prevail.

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Oleksandra Vagonova*, Dmytro Arzhevichev, Olesia Cherkashchenko

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Area Contamination, Economic Impact, Evaluation, Expenses, Losses, Radioactive Wastes, Uranium Production

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