Energy Assessment for China Nuclear Waste Based on Energy Harvesting

Xiao Gang Guo

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.893.738

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Energy Assessment for China Nuclear Waste Based on Energy Harvesting

Abstract:

Chinas nuclear waste disposal is Developing country in the world in both technology and management mode, especially the spent fuel final disposal plan is the weaknesses. After a brief overview of the China nuclear waste disposal, the article focuses on analysis nuclear waste management experience. China model characteristics include perfect planning and system, the concept of absolute safety and requirements, and in the whole process of the public participation and dialogue. China model brings us a lot of valuable enlightenment for nuclear waste disposal and management in other country.

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China Experience, Energy Harvesting, Nuclear Waste, Safe Disposal

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