Global Energy
University of Debrecen
Faculty of Engineering
Institute of Industrial Process Management
Department of Basic Technical Studies
Topic:
Accommodation of spent fuels
(From nuclear power plants)
Name:
Neptun Code:
Course: Global Energy
Professor:
, Global Energy
Table of Contents
Introduction....................................................................................................................................3
Radioactive Pollution Causes......................................................................................................3
Nuclear Incidents at Nuclear Energy Generating Plants..................................................................3
Radioisotopes are a type of isotope that can be used in a variety..................................................3
Radioactive Chemicals Spillage.......................................................................................................3
Radiation Experiments....................................................................................................................3
Radioactive Pollution's Consequences........................................................................................4
Mutations in the Genetics...............................................................................................................4
Infertility in the Soil........................................................................................................................4
Wildlife repercussions....................................................................................................................4
Plant Reactions...............................................................................................................................5
Radioactive Pollution Solutions...................................................................................................5
Disposal of Radioactive Waste in an Appropriate Manner.............................................................5
Sources of Alternative Energy.........................................................................................................5
Storage that is sufficient.................................................................................................................5
Reusing the waste...........................................................................................................................5
Conclusion...............................................................................................................................6
Resources................................................................................................................................6
Figure 1 life-cycle carbon dioxide-equivalent emissions for different electricity generators..........6
University of Debrecen
Faculty of Engineering
Institute of Industrial Process Management
Department of Basic Technical Studies
Topic:
Accommodation of spent fuels
(From nuclear power plants)
Name:
Neptun Code:
Course: Global Energy
Professor:
, Global Energy
Table of Contents
Introduction....................................................................................................................................3
Radioactive Pollution Causes......................................................................................................3
Nuclear Incidents at Nuclear Energy Generating Plants..................................................................3
Radioisotopes are a type of isotope that can be used in a variety..................................................3
Radioactive Chemicals Spillage.......................................................................................................3
Radiation Experiments....................................................................................................................3
Radioactive Pollution's Consequences........................................................................................4
Mutations in the Genetics...............................................................................................................4
Infertility in the Soil........................................................................................................................4
Wildlife repercussions....................................................................................................................4
Plant Reactions...............................................................................................................................5
Radioactive Pollution Solutions...................................................................................................5
Disposal of Radioactive Waste in an Appropriate Manner.............................................................5
Sources of Alternative Energy.........................................................................................................5
Storage that is sufficient.................................................................................................................5
Reusing the waste...........................................................................................................................5
Conclusion...............................................................................................................................6
Resources................................................................................................................................6
Figure 1 life-cycle carbon dioxide-equivalent emissions for different electricity generators..........6
