Civil waste management

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Characterize your waste by non-destructive methods

Managing waste from the nuclear industry requires in-depth characterization at various stages. Our range of non-destructive measurement solutions can characterize waste and containers with different shapes, dimensions, quantities and compositions.

  • Site security

    The security of a site that is operational or dismantling is better guaranteed if the waste produced or stored is well-characterized. Our calorimetry, gamma ray spectrometry and neutron counting solutions can reliably characterize this waste.

  • Selection of disposal mode

    The correct classification of waste based on its activity and lifetime is necessary to ensure a high level of security and economical performance. Our characterization solutions provide reliable data to help you choose their conditioning and disposal mode.

  • Legacy waste

    Legacy wastes have been conditioned and stored a long time ago. Their characterization is a specific challenge because of their unknown composition, their heterogeneity, and their potential transformation with time. Combining our measurement solutions can address this challenge.

  • Radioactive material transportation

    Regulation normalizes radioactive material transportation and ensures its in-depth characterization in terms of composition, form and activity. Our measurement solutions provide this characterization and the data to assign the appropriate transport security level.

associated solutions

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  • HEAT-CHECK MV
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    For the most accurate quantification of medium size containers

  • HEAT-CHECK LV
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    For the most accurate quantification of large containers

  • n-CHECK
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    Your custom-designed solution integrating Neutron Counting

  • G-CHECK
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    Your custom-designed solution integrating Gamma Spectrometry

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