30 Jun IAEA gathers knowledge on radiation protection
One of Danish Decommissioning's health physicists contributes with experience in decommissioning reactor DR2.
One of Danish Decommissioning's health physicists contributes with experience in decommissioning reactor DR2.
On the upcoming three Thursdays in July, you can take a guided tour of the Risø area and gain an impression of the former research center. The tours will be conducted regardless of weather conditions on the following dates: July 3rd, July 10th, and July 17th. Registration is required.
Attend the Open House at Danish Decommissioning and learn about our unique environmental mission at Risø: Friday, June 13, 3 PM-6 PM.
The annual report contains an account of DD's activities in 2013 and reports on the results achieved in relation to the performance contract.
In 2013, DD achieved a significant milestone towards removing and packaging the internal components of Denmark's largest research reactor, DR3. We plan to lift the 22-ton steel plug on the reactor vessel in spring 2014.
Many years of teaching in health physics have resulted in a book on the subject.
On January 24, 2013, the Finance Committee approved parliamentary document no. 57, in which the Ministry of Health requested DKK 3 million from unspent funds under Section 19.51.03 for Danish Decommissioning to finance expenses related to the characterization and conditioning of radioactive waste.
The annual report contains an account of DD's activities in 2011 and reports on the results achieved in relation to the performance contract.
In 2011, in the interest of prevention, focus was once again placed on increasing the reporting frequency of near-miss incidents. The goal was to double the number from 10 to 20. A total of 14 reports were received.
DD has had a demanding year, encompassing three major projects and numerous smaller assignments. Progress on the projects has been notable, despite occasional procurement challenges that necessitated innovative problem-solving.