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1 AECL s Radioactive Waste Management Activities: Programs, Plans and Challenges Joan Miller, Vice-President Decommissioning & Waste Management 2013 February 25 UNRESTRICTED / ILLIMITÉ
2 Presentation Outline What wastes we are managing Our facilities, practices and programs Moving Forward: Plans & Challenges UNRESTRICTED / ILLIMITÉ 2
3 Canada s Nuclear Beginnings ZEEP NRX Cobalt-60 NRU NPD WR-1 First controlled nuclear chain reaction outside the United States Research reactor generated highest neutron flux in the world Pioneered the use of the radioisotope for medical diagnosis World s most powerful research reactor and first online refueling Canada s first power generating reactor proves the CANDU concept World s first organic-cooled research reactor starts up in Whiteshell Labs UNRESTRICTED / ILLIMITÉ
4 Radioactive Waste Management Activities AECL s Radioactive Waste Management activities include the following: Waste Management Program Addressing Liabilities through Funded Programs Nuclear Legacy Liabilities Program (at AECL sites) Canada s Historic Waste Program Port Hope Area Initiative Low Level Radioactive Waste Management Office Waste Management Operations Technology Development Currently limited to support programs UNRESTRICTED ILLIMITÉ
5 Waste Management Program (est. 2007) Requirements established for all waste management activities Meets regulatory requirements Program Objectives: Life-cycle improvements Assisting/training waste generators: focus on minimization Oversight to ensure activities meet regulatory requirements Waste Minimization Hierarchy UNRESTRICTED / ILLIMITÉ 5
6 Nuclear Legacy Liabilities Program 1962 Whiteshell Laboratories (WL) 1945 Chalk River Laboratories (CRL) Environmental Restoration of the Government of Canada s Nuclear Sites Gentilly-1 (G1) 1962 Nuclear Power Demonstration (NPD) Douglas Point (DP) UNRESTRICTED / ILLIMITÉ 6
7 Port Hope Area Initiative The purpose of the Port Hope Area Initiative is the cleanup and safe storage of historic low-level radioactive waste in the Municipality of Port Hope and Municipality of Clarington, leaving an honourable legacy for future generations. The final long-term waste management facilities are above-ground, engineered mounds, and are community-based solutions Project delivery is led by AECL through the PHAI Management Office, with Public Works & Government Services and Natural Resources Canada staff carrying out defined work scope Port Hope Long-Term Waste Management Facility Port Granby Long-Term Waste Management Facility UNRESTRICTED 7
8 Radioactive Waste Storage at CRL: 1945 Today Past Practice: Below-ground storage Today: Continued safe storage with monitoring, and intervention as required WMA B : 1953-present WMA A 1946 UNRESTRICTED / ILLIMITÉ 8
9 Radioactive Waste Storage at CRL: Today & In Future Current Practice: Moving to Above-ground Storage Facilities MAGS WMA B Intermediate & High Level Waste Low /Intermediate Level Waste Fuel Packaging & Storage Project SMAGS UNRESTRICTED / ILLIMITÉ 9
10 Waste Generated from Site Decommissioning: New Considerations Building and Equipment Demolition &/or Removal Large components, large volumes, variable waste types Environmental Remediation UNRESTRICTED ILLIMITÉ 10
11 Whiteshell Laboratories (WL) Decommissioning Project WR-1 B300/Shielded Facilities Main Campus from Northeast Waste Management Area from South UNRESTRICTED // ILLIMITÉ 11
12 Waste Management Program Activities An integrated view is required.. Waste from Ongoing Operations Reactor Decommissioning Waste Processing / Storage (Enabling) Facilities Waste Characterization Release / Recycle Bldg / Facilities / Services Decommissioning & Demolition Waste Segregation Waste Processing Interim Storage Facilities Long-term Management (Disposal) Environmental Remediation Waste Packaging UNRESTRICTED / ILLIMITÉ 12
13 Integrated Waste Plan Describes strategies for managing existing and future wastes; complete for CRL and to be extended to address all waste inventory Integrates interactions between waste types, facilities, and timelines For enabling facilities: Illustrates what decisions need to be made, and when Shows key interactions that need to be considered in options studies Based on a master data set, including: All wastes currently in storage Estimates of all wastes yet to be generated Modelled on the process used in the UK UNRESTRICTED / ILLIMITÉ 13
14 Long-Term Management Reference Strategy includes: In-Situ Disposal Very Low Level Waste (VLLW) Facility Geologic Waste Management Facility Assessments, feasibility studies and pre-project planning in progress Integrated view includes: Wastes from ongoing operations of a multi-mission R&D site Decommissioning activities UNRESTRICTED / ILLIMITÉ 14
15 Long-Term Management Strategies: Integrate Site End-State Vision Current Situation (Entire Site = Restricted Use) Controlled Area Industrial or Potentially Unrestricted Reuse End-State Vision Some Restricted Waste Management Areas Industrial Reuse Waste Management Areas Public Input Regulatory Requirements Cost Effectiveness Government Policy Environmental Restoration Plan Integrated Waste Integrated Plan Decommissioning Plan UNRESTRICTED / ILLIMITÉ 15
16 Moving Forward: Addressing the Challenges Confirming adequacy of waste storage Environmental monitoring and assessments Field characterization studies Condition assessments of waste storage structures Condition assessments of facilities in storage with surveillance Remediation as required Developing enabling facilities and services Waste characterization Waste volume reduction Waste repackaging Reducing risk and liability Legacy liquid waste solidification Recovery of special waste emplacements Infrastructure decommissioning/demolition UNRESTRICTED / ILLIMITÉ 16
17 Moving Forward: Strategic Initiatives Develop Waste Acceptance Criteria for future facilities Characterize and package waste for storage today, which will be suitable for long-term management in future facilities without repackaging Advance strategies for public participation in the development and selection of long-term management options Waste inventory & characteristics Site end-state following decommissioning Move minimization and management of radioactive waste to an operational priority Waste minimization (starts with design) Integrated within comprehensive risk & cost assessments UNRESTRICTED / ILLIMITÉ 17
18 Conclusions A formalized Waste Management Program is in place to drive continuous improvement in the life-cycle management of radioactive waste An Integrated Waste Plan is in place to guide an iterative process to optimize future actions and activities Strategies for the selection and development of long-term management options are being advanced Selected for the Historic Wastes addressed by the Port Hope Area Initiative Risk and liability reduction is being achieved via progress on infrastructure decommissioning, environmental remediation, and enabling facilities/activities associated with waste storage UNRESTRICTED / ILLIMITÉ 18
19 AECL - OFFICIAL USE ONLY / À USAGE EXCLUSIF - EACL 19
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