SAFETY AND THE FRENCH-GERMAN-RUSSIAN TRILATERAL MOX FABRICATION FACILITY IN RUSSIA—DEMOX

Specialized State Designing Institute, GSPl 8a, Novoryazanskaya str., Moscow, Russia [Pg.53]

The G7 Moscow summit in April 1996 on nuclear matters provided a political framework to deal with one of the most significant challenges facing the nuclear industry today—find a solution to the weapons-grade fissile material disposition issue resulting from the disarmament efforts by both the United States and Russia. [Pg.53]

European experience has shown that the transformation of plutonium (Pu) into mixed-oxide (MOX) fuel is a very efficient, safe, nonproliferating and, under certain circumstances, economically effective solution. [Pg.53]

In order to improve both the speed of the disarmament process and its economical feasibility, it is a common understanding that existing experience and technologies—to the extent possible—should be used. The French and German experience gained in more than 20 years of industrial MOX fabrication and [Pg.53]

Jardine and MM. Moshkov (eds.). Nuclear Materials Safety Management, Vol. II, 53-60. (c) 1999 Kluwer Academic Publishers. [Pg.53]

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