Nuclide u Transport in Radioactive Waste Disposal Field with Weak Permeable Media

Ying Er Deng; Wei Zhang; Ying Zi Chen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.353-356.1175

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Nuclide u Transport in Radioactive Waste Disposal Field with Weak Permeable Media

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This paper took nuclide U as a research object and focused on nuclide U transport. Three-dimensional conceptual model was established for nuclide U transport in certain a radioactive waste disposal field with weak permeable media. Nuclide U transport in the field was studied by means of three-dimensional numerical simulation. Results show that there is good agreement between numerical simulated and observed groundwater level and that the conceptual model and the numerical simulation are reasonable. Nuclide U transport in the field will form a pollution zone after about 10 years in the mainstream direction and pollute groundwater of the southern area. Prevention measures should be adopted for nuclide U transport in the field. The results can provide evaluation of engineering safety of nuclide U transport in the field with scientific basis.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 353-356)

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Ying Er Deng, Wei Zhang, Ying Zi Chen

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Geological Engineering, Nuclide U Transport, Radioactive Waste Disposal Field, Weak Permeable Media

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