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Home » Archive of journals » No. 1(37) 2020 » Special Features of Handling Non-defueled K-27 Nuclear Submarine Dumped in the Arctic Following Its Prospective Lifting SPECIAL FEATURES OF HANDLING NON-DEFUELED K-27 NUCLEAR SUBMARINE DUMPED IN THE ARCTIC FOLLOWING ITS PROSPECTIVE LIFTINGJOURNAL: No. 1(37) 2020, p. 37-44HEADING: Ecology AUTHORS: Antipov, S.V., Kobrinskiy, Ì.N., Shvedov, P.A., Kulikov, K.N., Nizamutdinov, R.A., Lodochnikov, S.V. ORGANIZATIONS: Nuclear Safety Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences, JSC NIPTB Onega DOI: 10.25283/2223-4594-2020-1-37-44 UDC: 621.039.58 The article was received on: 16.10.2019 Keywords: spent nuclear fuel (SNF), industrial activity, radioactive waste, radioecological rehabilitation, decommissioning, dumped nuclear- and radiation-hazardous facilities Bibliographic description: Antipov, S.V., Kobrinskiy, Ì.N., Shvedov, P.A., Kulikov, K.N., Nizamutdinov, R.A., Lodochnikov, S.V. Special Features of Handling Non-defueled K-27 Nuclear Submarine Dumped in the Arctic Following Its Prospective Lifting. Arctic: ecology and economy, 2020, no. 1(37), pp. 37-44. DOI: 10.25283/2223-4594-2020-1-37-44. (In Russian). Abstract: Efforts focused on accelerated development of the Russian Arctic involve the implementation of measures aimed at bringing dumped and sunken nuclear- and radiation-hazardous facilities to a safe state. If the decision about lifting and disposal of some of them is made, the use of industrial infrastructure and various special equipment will be required, depending on the facility type and the chosen handling option. Using as an example the nuclear submarine K-27 that requires lifting for many reasons, the authors primarily consider special features of handling such objects after their lifting. Various options for the NS K-27 dismantlement and the management of its spent nuclear fuel and radioactive waste are addressed. Specific operations to be carried out are detailed, the outline and availability of the necessary infrastructure and special equipment are analyzed, and the need for additional equipment that is not currently available is identified. Finance info: The research was supported by the Russian Science Foundation (Grant No. 17-19-01674) “Development of methodological approaches and mathematical models for predicting environmental impact in the event of accidents at nuclear floating objects, modeling the spread of radiation in the Arctic during emergency situations”. References: 1. Sarkisov A. A., Antipov S. V., Bilashenko V. P. et al. Otsenka vykhoda radionuklidov v okruzhayushchuyu sredu pri potentsial’noi avarii v khode pod’ema i transportirovki zatoplennoi atomnoi podvodnoi lodki “K-27”. [Evaluation of radionuclide release into the environment in the event of a potential accident during lifting and transportation of the dumped Ê-27 nuclear submarine]. Izv. Akad. nauk. Energetika, 2015, no. 2, pp. 16—29. (In Russian). Download » | ||||
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