Original paper
Overview of radionuclide migration experiments in the HADES Underground Research Facility at Mol (Belgium)
Abstract
In situ migration experiments using different radiotracers have been performed in the HADES Underground Research Facility (URF), built at a depth of 225 m in the Boom Clay formation below the SCK–CEN nuclear site at Mol (Belgium). Small-scale experiments, mimicking laboratory experiments, were carried out with strongly retarded tracers (strontium, caesium, europium, americium and technetium). Contrary to europium, americium and technetium which...
Paper Details
Title
Overview of radionuclide migration experiments in the HADES Underground Research Facility at Mol (Belgium)
Published Date
May 1, 2013
Journal
Volume
48
Issue
2
Pages
153 - 166
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