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Durability of Reinforced-Concrete Containers for Radioactive Wastes

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The results of research and experimental work on the development of durable reinforced-concrete containers for storage of solidified radioactive wastes are presented. Testing of the containers confirmed that they meet the standard requirements. A certificate of compliance has been obtained for the container and serial production has begun.

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    R. M. Gataullin

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Gataullin, R.M. Durability of Reinforced-Concrete Containers for Radioactive Wastes. Atomic Energy 93, 611–613 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1020801002274

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