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Vol 183
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187-195
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Article

Principles of development of geological engineering and geological criteria for safe burial of low radioactive wastes in lower cambrian blue clays in the Leningrad region

Authors:
R. E. Dashko
About authors
  • Ph.D., Dr.Sci. Professor Saint-Petersburg State Mining Institute (Technical University)
Date submitted:
2008-10-12
Date accepted:
2008-12-17
Date published:
2009-12-11

Abstract

It is noticed that the chosen territory for nuclear-waste disposal in Lower Cambrian clay massif nearby Koporje of Leningrad region takes place in a tectonic zone. Lower Cambrian clays are considered as the block-fractured rock mass having a depth zone structure. The long radioactive irradiation of dark blue clays has led to transformation of their structure, physical-chemical and physical-mechanical properties, and also to activization of microbial activity. Nine criteria to the geoenvironmental and engineering geological characteristics allowing in a complex to estimate safety and reliability of a nuclear-waste disposal in clay formations on an example of dark blue clays are suggested.

Область исследования:
(Archived) Hydrogeology, engineering geology
Keywords:
burial radioactive wastes Lower Cambrian clays jointing impact of radiation microorganisms clay trasformation engineering geological criteria
Funding:

None

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