NUCLEAR ENERGY
VOLUME 38, NUMBER 1, FEBRUARY 1999
news 2
Future plans for the Imperial College CONSORT research reactor
S. J. Franklin. 17
Analysis of seawaterdesalination with NHR-200. YajanZhang, DafangZhang
andDuo Dong 21
Papers from Chemical process engineering in the nuclear industry
Modelling of advanced flowsheets using data from miniature contactor trials.
A. L Wallwork, L S. Denniss, H, J. Taylor, P Bothwefl. J. E. Birkett and
S. Baker 31
Development of BNFLs next generation of nuclear fuel cycle facilities-
R C. Hanson, R. J. Tayfor and P. Parkes 37
Papers from Civil engineering for the nuclear industry: opportunities for the
future
A regulator's viewpoint—regulatory approach to judging the adequacy of
nuclear safety-related civil engineering design.
P Bradford, I. McNair and A. McNuity 41
Building life and life extension—experience at Sellafield. J. Biding 47
Decommissioning—a contractor's experience. & L. Ingham 53
The SGHWR decommissioning project—waste strategy,
G. Graham and M. Napper 59
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NUCLEAR ENERGY
VOLUME 38, NUMBER 2, APRIL 1999
Contents
News and comment
Computer safety systems. Nuclear waste—safer than coal waste?
Harwell—new ILW store .Walter Marshall—brief biography
Compensation scheme . Global warming—-facts, myths and the future
SNS meeting . Dounreay—waste management issues . Sixty-year reactor
lifetimes . JRR 4 upgraded. Mitigating greenhouse gas emissions .
Lavantage du nucl6aire . Finnish Nuclear Society visit . Book reviews 66
BNESAnnual Lecture 1998
Nuclear submarines in the Royal Navy—the design challenge. C V. Betts 75
Paper from Spectrum '96
The treatment of intermediate Ilquid and solid wastes at Sellafield:
the Sellafield drypac plant. A. R. Oldham 85
The influence of workplace factors on employee safety awareness in the
nuclear industry, K. Spooner andL Vassie 91
He and SFg as tracers for determining ventilation rates of high-level
radioactive waste tanks. J, L Huckaby, I C. Evans, K. B. Olsen,
Z I, Antoniak. J. L. Julya and D. S. Sklarew_ 99
Paper from Civil engineering for the nuclear industry: opportunities for the
future
Life extension of Magnox nuclear power stations. D. W. Twidale 107
Papers from Nuclear Congress '98
Persuading a sceptical public. C. D. Duncan 113
How the media report risk. /V. Hawkes 119
BNES inaugural lecture
The environmental impact of nuclear power. D. I Fisk 123
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NUCLEAR ENERGY
VOLUME 38, NUMBER 3, JUNE 1999
Contents
News and comment
RWMAC and Dounreay particles • COMARE and Dounreay particles •
House of Lords and nuclear waste management • PIME '99 • Society news •
Revision of the Radioactive Substances Act • Environmental radioactivity •
Energy policy • Second NRRW analysis • Nuclear Decommissioning '98
conference • Books received 130
Papers from Nuclear Congress 1998
The future for radioactive waste disposal in the United Kingdom:
a Radioactive Waste Management Advisory Committee perceptive.
G. Beveridge 141
Global warmihg and nuclear power. P. E. Hodgson 147
Summary of the Forth Conference of the Parties to the UN Framework
Convention on Climate Change and of the Activities of The International
Nuclear Forum in Buenos Aires. W. J. Schmidt-KOster 153
Papers from the Uranium Institute Symposium
Validity of the linear no-threshold theory of radiation carcinogenesis at
low doses. B. L Cohen 157
Electricity market competition and nuclear power.
C. VarleyandJ. Paffenbarger 167
Recent developments in the peaceful use of nuclear energy in Japan and
its social aspects. 7: Murata 185
The design of a new criticality incident detection and alarm system.
7: S. Nobes 189
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NUCLEAR ENERGY
VOLUME 38, NUMBER 4 , 1999
Contents
Books received_ 194
Annual report 206
The ESKOM pebble bed modular reactor. J. H. Gittus 215
Establishing a method for assessing and ranking restoration strategies for
radioactively contaminated sites and their immediate surroundings.
D. Jackson, S. Wragg, A. Bousher, T. Zeevaert, Y Stiglund, V. Brandies
R Hendemann Jensen andS. Nordlincler 223
The future of Dounreay—challenges and opportunities. R. Nelson 233
Papers from the Uranium Institute Symposium
The role of small and medium-sized reactors. J, Kupitz and V. Mourogov 239
Managing radioactive waste: issues and misunderstandings. M. Rosen 249
Paper from the ANS meeting. Safety of operating reactors
Issues for nuclear plants in a deregulated electricity supply industry.
J. D. Shiffer 259
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NUCLEAR ENERGY
VOLUME 38, NUMBER 5 , OCTOBER 1999
Contents
News and comment
Radiation risk rethink • Annual Dinner • Advances in nuclear safety •
Nuclear energy and hydrogen • BNFUs future • Reactor performance
indicators • Parliamentarians and nuclear power • Environmental impact of
nuclear energy • London reactor decommissioned • Swiss consistency •
Book review • Books received • Society news 266
Paper from The developments in fusion power plant concepts
Remote handling—JET experience. A. C. Roife 277
Papers from the 1998 Nuclear Congress
Developing energy policy. M. O'Neill 289
Looking back to the future. J. McKeown 291
Papers from the Uranium Institute Symposium
Public and media acceptance of nuclear materials transport. E. Lindeman 297
The outlook for US nuclear plants in competitive electricity markets.
M. S. Fertel 303
Papers from Nuclear Decom 98
Collection and sharing of data and experience from EC-funded
decommissioning projects. K. Pflugrad, A. P. Colquhoun, G. Schreck,
M. Huske, P. Petrasch and L R. J. Tuenckens 309
Nuclear submarine decommissioning and disposal: an overview of the
issues, practices and economics surrounding the disposal of nuclear
submarines. J.S.Hutchison 315
Paper from RADECS 98
Development of robots for use in radioactive environments.
R E. Sharp and L. Pater 321