Waste management treatment and management facilities

Producers of radioactive waste are instructed to package their waste taking into account the requirements associated with their subsequent management, and more particularly their acceptance at the disposal facilities. The City is responsible for the collection, transport, processing and disposal of over 900,000 tonnes of waste a year. Regulations The Order of 7В February 2012В defines the requirements associated with waste conditioning.2.1.2 вЂ“ Oversight of the packaging of waste packages The various facilities and ASNвЂ™s assessment of their safety are presented in the introduction of this report.

This categorisation makes it possible to define an inspection programme and to target the level of expertise required to examine certain files submitted by the licensees. Treatment facilities use various processes (such as incineration or oxidation) to alter the character or composition of hazardous wastes. Thus, the waste management BNIs are classified in one of three categories, numbered from 1В to 3В in descending order of significance of the risks and adverse effects they present. This oversight is exercised proportionately to the waste management steps and the safety implications for the dedicated facilities. The main support facilities for radioactive waste management 2 - Nuclear safety in waste management support facilities, role of ASN and waste management strategies of the major nuclear licensees 2.1 М¶ Nature of ASN oversight and actions 2.1.1 вЂ“ Nature of ASN oversight and actions, graded approach With regard to radioactive waste management, ASNвЂ™s oversight aims at verifying on the one hand correct application of the waste management regulations on the production sites (for example with respect to zoning, conditioning or the checks performed by the licensee), and on the other hand the safety of the facilities dedicated to radioactive waste management (waste treatment, packaging, storage and disposal facilities). Cyclife operates three European waste treatment facilities each with unique capabilities and existing secondary waste routes.

Waste management treatment and management facilities