Jan 6th DD wish happy New Year
In 2013, DD an important step forward towards removing and packing the inner parts of Denmark's largest research reactor DR3. We plan to lift the 22-ton steel plug at the reactor tank in spring 2014.
In 2013, DD an important step forward towards removing and packing the inner parts of Denmark's largest research reactor DR3. We plan to lift the 22-ton steel plug at the reactor tank in spring 2014.
Many years of teaching health physics have resulted in a book on the subject.
On 24 January 2013, the Finance Committee approved Act No 57, in which the Ministry of Health requests DKK 3 million from unused funds in Section 19.51.03 for Danish Decommissioning to finance costs associated with the characterisation and conditioning of radioactive waste.
The Annual Report reports on DD's activities in 2011, and reports on the results achieved against the Performance Contract.
In 2011, prevention efforts have again focused on increasing the frequency of reporting near misses. The aim was to double the number from 10 to 20. A total of 14 reports were received.
DD has been busy this year with three major projects and a number of smaller tasks. There has been both momentum in the projects and teasing with procurement, and sometimes thinking outside the box to solve the tasks.
What will DD achieve in the next two years?
DD opens the doors to the media in response to the desire for greater insight into the subject, which comes in the wake of the publication of the preliminary studies to the final storage facility for radioactive waste.
The Annual Report reports on DD's activities in 2010, and reports on the results achieved against the performance contract.
Danish Decommissioning has three main areas of focus in its 2011 annual plan: the continued decommissioning of the Hot Cell facility, the DR 3 project, and preliminary studies for the final repository.