Dismantling of Radioactive Facilities.
When radioactive and nuclear facilities have reached the end of their useful lives and when, due to accidents or incidents of a certain significance. Their components are contaminated and must be restored to their original condition or dismantled.
The operations involved in removing and/or eliminating the radioactive or conventional materials from the facilities and the site is what is known as dismantling. This concept can also include the disassembly and elimination of the facility’s structures, systems or components.
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To perform dismantling projects LAINSA offers the following activities: |
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Preliminary studies: radiological and safety Specific planning and procedures for licence and execution Installation of control and measuring equipment Decontamination prior to the dismantling process Dismantling of systems and equipment Decontamination for decommissioning Monitoring, control and supervision of activities Radiological control Treatment of waste for delivery to ENRESA Quality control Activity report |
The most representative references within this group are: CIEMAT. (Centre of Energetic, Environmental and Technological Investigations) Dismantling of radioactive and nuclear facilities. (From 1985 to present day) |
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| FUA (Andujar Uranium Factory). Dismantling of infrastructure, equipment and facilities (1993) | C.N. Vandellos I. Decontamination of equipment and structures, dismantling of active parts, dismantling of buildings (from 1998 to September 2001) | Lightning arrester. Dismantling, preparation and transport (from 1994 to present day) | ||
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