Consideration on Safety Aspects, Uranium Mining Operation, Uranium Processing and Management of Tailings in Romania

Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
Gheorghe Vieru
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Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
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Aug 1, 2010

Abstract

Security and safety due to environmental impact as well as the radiological consequences during the uranium mining operations, tailings management, uranium processing, disposal of waste in conventional landfill sites are matters of great importance. The Uranium National Company (CNU) from Romania is responsible for all aspects belonging to the management of the entire Romanian uranium industry- the uranium ore extraction, transport and processing of uranium ore, concentrates processing, as well as disposal of sterile ore and waste. The paper will presents specific safety problems related to the identification and evaluation of potential environmental risks, as well as possible radiological consequences associated with the disposal of sterile and the uranium processing waste resulting from processing of the uranium ore. Computer codes will be used, such as IAEA INTERTRAN II and RADTRAN 5. It is also to be noted that this paper considers the main results of the scientific research carried out by the main author as CSI (Chief Scientific Investigator) for Romanian Research Contract on NORM concluded with IAEA Vienna.
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APA: Gheorghe Vieru  (2010)  Consideration on Safety Aspects, Uranium Mining Operation, Uranium Processing and Management of Tailings in Romania

MLA: Gheorghe Vieru Consideration on Safety Aspects, Uranium Mining Operation, Uranium Processing and Management of Tailings in Romania. Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, 2010.

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