8. International Symposium Release of Radioactive Materials Requirements for Exemption and Clearance

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1 7th 10th October 2013, Hotel Le Royal Meridien, Hamburg, Germany TÜV NORD Akademie Invitation 8. International Symposium Release of Radioactive Materials Requirements for Exemption and Clearance

2 TÜV NORD Akademie Invitation 8th International Symposium Release of Radioactive Materials Requirements for Exemption and Clearance Scope of the Symposium Since 1998 TUV NORD has organized different symposia about the release of radioactive material from regulatory control. Especially, the international symposia in Hamburg and Wiesbaden were concentrated on the discussions of up to 240 clearance-experts. This was very successful for the process of harmonisation of clearance levels and release procedures. Meanwhile, the IAEA has given the revision of the International Basic Safety Standards (SS 115). For harmonisation and simplification it is planned to use the values for exemption also for clearance. This is the basis for the revision of the European Basic Safety Standards. As a lot of nations are interested in the requirements for the use of the planned regulations for exemption and clearance, TUV NORD will organize the 8th International Symposium from 07th 10th October 2013 in the Le Royal Meridian Hotel in Hamburg. Technical Excursions The following Technical Excursions are planned for 7th October 2013: 1. Repository Asse II mine retrieval of the radioactive waste from the former disposal facility being planned: bus will depart at a.m. from Hotel Le Royal Meridien 2. Eckert & Ziegler production of isotope sources and Rad- Waste Management resulting from the use of these sources: bus will depart at a.m. from Hotel Le Royal Meridien 3. Nuclear Power Plant Stade a NPP in the decommissioning phase: bus will depart at a.m. from Hotel Le Royal Meridien 4. DESY German largest research center for accelerators: bus will depart at a.m. from Hotel Le Royal Meridien The availability is limited. Please select your preference on the reply form! Industrial Exhibition The symposium will include an industrial exhibition. Would you like to present your products and services as an exhibitor? For more information, do not hesitate to contact us. Please note in advance that the exhibition area is limited. General Symposium Arrangements The symposium consists of oral and poster presentations selected by the programme committee from submitted abstracts. Oral presentations will take place during plenary sessions. The conference language is English, a translation service will not be available. You will find more information on our website: Programme Day 1, /09.30 Departure of busses for the excursions from the hotel Le Royal Meridien 17.30/19.00 Arrival of busses in the hotel Registration and Get Together at the industrial exhibition Day 2, Registration Welcome/Opening Remarks Elmar Legge TÜV NORD AG, Germany Section A Overview of national/international legislation John Rowat, IAEA, Augustin Janssens, EC Introducing lecture Augustin Janssens, EC, Luxembourg Clearance and recycling of metal from nuclear industry Anders Stenmark, Patrik Konnéus, Gregor Krause Studsvik Nuclear AB, Sweden Coffeebreak and industrial exhibition Exemption and clearance progress in the Argentine Regulatory System Cecilia Bossio, Carolina Muñiz Argentine Nuclear Regulatory Authority, Argentina The new exclusion and exemption regime for radioactive substances in the UK Steve Chandler Environment Agency, United Kingdom Lunch in the restaurant Clearance of residual material in Bulgaria: development of national legislation Aleksey Aleksiev, Nikolay Grozev BNRA, Bulgaria Lutz Küchler, Ludger Lambers, Christian Gronemeyer GRS, Germany Exemption and clearance of radioactive material Alexandru Rodna CNCAN, Romania

3 TÜV NORD Akademie Invitation Section B Application of regulations Introducing lecture Jamie Townes WNA, United Kingdom Section B1 Exemption & clearance levels Shelly Mobbs, Eden Nuclear and Environment, United Kingdom Clearance values above exemption limits? Jörg Feinhals DMT GmbH & Co. KG, Germany Coffeebreak and industrial exhibition Applicability of the radiological model for the calculation of clearance values in the case of a real incineration plant Holger Tobergte, Kaja Schröder, Alexander Lehnard Clearance and radiological sentencing: Principles, processes and practices for use by the nuclear industry Duncan Jackson Eden Nuclear & Environment, United Kingdom C. Fayers, Magnox Ltd., United Kingdom V. Hatt, Springfi elds Fuels Ltd., United Kingdom Panel Discussion End of the first day Evening Event Day 3, Section B2 Best practice in clearance Jörg Feinhals, DMT GmbH & Co. KG, Germany Implementation of new national clearance regulations at Forsmark NPP Patrick Brandelind Forsmarks Kraftgrupp AB, Sweden Traceable measurement methods for solid and liquid radioactive waste clearance (free release) and disposal Klaus Thieme Eckert & Ziegler, Germany Nuclide vectors for clearance representative, conservative and practicable Is that possible? Matthias Bothe Verein für Kernverfahrenstechnik und Analytik Rossendorf e.v., Germany Coffeebreak and industrial exhibition Release of radioactive mineral waste to landfill Cröbern, Saxony, Germany it works! Frank Ambos SAT Europe, Germany Clearance of bulk materials contaminated with unknown nuclides Jörg Feinhals DMT GmbH & Co. KG, Germany Marina Sokcic-Kostic, Roland Schultheis NUKEM Technologies GmbH, Germany Lunch in the restaurant Section B3 Release of materials during decommissioning Ivan Rehak, OECD/NEA Clearance and release of materials into the environment within the decommissioning project of NPP A1 (Bohunice, Slovakia) M. Listjak, O. Slavik, A. Slaninka, M. Baca, M. Svitokova, M. Pisca, A. Pekar, M. Stubna VUJE, Slovakia Release practices applied within the BR3-PWR decommissioning project Sven Boden, Isabelle Majkowski, Pascal Deboodt Belgian Nuclear Research Centre, Belgium Section B4 Release of materials for reuse/recycling Luc Baekelandt, FANC Federal Agency for Nuclear Control, Belgium Clearance of metals for recycling Practical experience on a national and international scope Stephan Müller, Matthias Hillberg, Detlef Beltz TÜV NORD EnSys Hannover GmbH & Co. KG, Germany Commissioning methods and procedures for metallic scrap clearance Rafael Garcia-Bermejo Fernandez Iberdrola, Spain

4 TÜV NORD Akademie Invitation Section B7 Release of NORM Stefan Thierfeldt, Brenk Systemplanung, Germany Effective utilization of concrete debris generated from nuclear reactors Tomohiro Nanri, Katsumi Kishimotoa, Tomonori Satoyama, Hirohide Takaizumi, Tomoyuki Kanno, Tatsuya Maruyama, Michiro Yoshimori JAEA, Japan Coffeebreak and industrial exhibition Section B5 Release of sites Anastasia Savidou, Research Reactor Laboratory, NCSR Demokritos Greece Approaches used for clearance of lands from nuclear facilities among several countries Robert Meck, SATS, USA Clearance of buildings for demolition: Ways to clearance on the standing structure for covered surfaces and inaccessible areas Till Riemann, Stefan Thränert TÜV NORD EnSys Hannover GmbH & Co. KG, Germany Clean-up, release and reuse of nuclear sites in the UK: problems and solutions Shelly Mobbs Eden Nuclear and Environment Anna Clark Nuclear Decommissioning Authority, UK End of the 2nd day Get Together in the hotel restaurant Day 4, 10th Oct 2013 Section B6 Long-term storage and other alternatives Minoru Okoshi, JAEA, Japan Clearance or Disposal? Management of contaminated resins Anastasia Savidou Research Reactor Laboratory, NCSR Demokritos, Greece Current regulatory situation of long term interim storage of radioactive waste in Argentina Carolina Muñiz, D. Alvarez, Cecilia Bossio Argentine Nuclear Regulatory Authority, Argentina Application of HYDRUS-1D as a numerical simulation tool to assess groundwater radioactivity around NORM landfills Jörg Dilling, Rainer Merk Bundesamt für Strahlenschutz, Germany Coffeebreak and industrial exhibition Probabilistic approach for reconciling the 1 msv effective dose limit for NORM or practices with an effective dose limit of 1 msv for NORM and practices Olaf Nitzsche, Philip Harding Brenk Systemplanung GmbH, Germany Section B8 Clearance at accelerator sites Stefan Thierfeldt, Brenk Systemplanung, Germany Measurements with in-situ-gamma spectrometry during the decommissioning of an ion accelerator Matthias Bauerfeind SLAC material release program from accelerators Sayed Rokni, James C. Liu, Ryan M. Ford, Ludovic Y. Nikolas SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, Menlo Park, CA, USA Lunch in the restaurant Section C Public acceptance Anne Bergmans, University of Antwerp, Belgium (requested) Argentina and Germany: Challenges in the application of clearance values Cecilia Bossio, Carolina Muñiz Argentine Nuclear Regulatory Authority, Argentina Frank Meissner Post-management of regulatory cleared radioactive waste Dae-Seok Hong, Ki-Baek Shin, Won-Hyuk Jang, Il-Sik Kang Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute, Korea panel discussion End of the symposium

5 Further Information Poster Presentations Executive Committee Clarissa Jakubzig TÜV NORD Akademie GmbH & Co. KG Phone: +49 (0) Fax: +49 (0) Jörg Feinhals DMT GmbH & Co. KG Phone: +49 (0) Fax: +49 (0) Further: Thomas Riekert, Frank Meissner, Alexander Lehnard Programme Committee John Rowat, IAEA (Chairman) Shelley Mobbs, Eden, United Kingdom Inmaculada Simon Cirujano, CSN, Spain Augustin Janssens, EC Ivan Rehak, OECD/NEA Luc Baekelandt, FANC, Belgium Minoru Okoshi, JAEA, Japan Bernhard Massing, BMU, Germany Participants: The Symposium is directed towards scientists, engineers, technicians and lecturers in the technical and scientific fields who work within the area of radiation protection, or whose tasks require knowledge in this area. The symposium will also be of interest to public authorities, independent experts and inspectors, and applicants for planning permissions in the field of atomic energy. Fee Attendance fee: 960,00 plus VAT 1.142,40 incl. VAT The conference language is English. The fee will cover a copy of the proceedings, three lunches, and three special evening events. Reductions are available for authors with accepted papers (810,00 ) and representatives of authorities (560,00, limited availability, IAEA grants are available for some national consultants). Venue Le Royal Meridien Hamburg An der Alster Hamburg Phone: +49 (0) Fax: +49 (0) Submission of applications for poster presentations is possible until 31st August Already accepted: Application of the new DIN in clearance procedures Stefan Thierfeldt Brenk Systemplanung GmbH, Germany Practical experience of clearance for the decommissioning metal waste from uranium conversion plant Sang Bum Hong, Bum Kyung Seo, Jai Kwon Moon Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute, Korea Technical and managerial method for release procedures of solid materials from a nuclear plant Leonardo Baldassarre, Giovanni Varasano Sogin, Italia Examination of a measuring method for evaluation the influence of fallout released by the accident of the Fukushima Dai-ichi NPS Taiki Yoshii, Yuko Onishi, Satoru Kawasaki Japan Nuclear Energy Safety Organization (JNES), JAPAN Release measurements: instrumental and statistical analysis improvements Marina Sokcic-Kostic, Felix Langer, Roland Schultheis NUKEM Technologies GmbH, Germany Documenting a complex nuclear closure How Dounreay is building the technical underpinning for closure by starting with the end in mind Christine Lee, Graeme Morgan, Dounreay, Scotland Integration of characterisation and categorisation in waste management to increase efficiency in clearance Arne Larsson, Per Lidar, Studsvik, Sweden Yvon Desnoyers, Geovariances, France Check sampling for clearance measurements during the dismantling of NPP Stefan Boosch, Alexander Lehnard Clearance of disused sealed radioactive sources (DSRS) in Pakistan Muhammad Amir Pakistan Nuclear Regulatory Authority, Pakistan

6 Registration Please send the reply form by post or fax to: TÜV NORD Akademie GmbH & Co. KG Conferences & Symposia Germany Fax: + 49 (0) I/We would take part in the symposium: 8. International Symposium Release of Radioactive Materials Requirements for Exemption and Clearance 7th 10th October 2013, Hotel Le Royal Meridien, Hamburg, Germany More information about the conference-hotel you will get with confirmation of registration. For reasons of security, we require your full name, adress and Passport or other ID No. Sender/Company (Please enter in block capitals) Company/Company stamp Street Postcode/Town Phone Fax Sector No. of employees in the company Participant First name/second name Function I wish to take part in the following technical excursion: Passport or other ID No. Repository Asse II mine Eckert & Ziegler Nuclear Power Plant Stade DESY German largest research center for accelerators I/We accept the organiser s conditions of entry. Place/Date Stamp/Signature TÜV NORD Akademie GmbH & Co. KG Phone: + 49 (0) Fax: + 49 (0) [email protected] TN_AKD Folder/TuK RRM 6S AKD-HH 06/12_ Diaprint Jörg Engel, nmedia, pressmaster, tiero Fotolia.com