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Fifteen Years of Research and Development on Direct Disposal in Germany: An Overview

Klaus-Detlef Closs, Reiner Papp

Nuclear Technology / Volume 121 / Number 2 / February 1998 / Pages 101-113

Technical Paper / German Direct Disposal Project / dx.doi.org/10.13182/NT98-A2822

An Assessment of the Results of the Direct Disposal Project by the Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation, and Nuclear Safety

Manfred Bloser, Thomas Beuth

Nuclear Technology / Volume 121 / Number 2 / February 1998 / Pages 114-119

Technical Paper / German Direct Disposal Project / dx.doi.org/10.13182/NT98-A2823

Evaluation of Direct Disposal from the Point of View of One Utility and Perspectives for Waste Management

Wolfgang Heni

Nuclear Technology / Volume 121 / Number 2 / February 1998 / Pages 120-127

Technical Paper / German Direct Disposal Project / dx.doi.org/10.13182/NT98-A2824

Status of the Gorleben Pilot Conditioning Plant

Hans-Otto Willax

Nuclear Technology / Volume 121 / Number 2 / February 1998 / Pages 128-135

Technical Paper / German Direct Disposal Project / dx.doi.org/10.13182/NT98-A2825

Status of the Development of Final Disposal Casks and Prospects in Germany

Klaus Janberg, Harry Spilker

Nuclear Technology / Volume 121 / Number 2 / February 1998 / Pages 136-147

Technical Paper / German Direct Disposal Project / dx.doi.org/10.13182/NT98-A2826

Conceptual Design and Demonstration Tests for Disposal of Spent Fuel in a Salt Repository

Hans-Jürgen Engelmann

Nuclear Technology / Volume 121 / Number 2 / February 1998 / Pages 148-161

Technical Paper / German Direct Disposal Project / dx.doi.org/10.13182/NT98-A2827

International Nuclear Material Safeguards for the Direct Final Disposal of Spent-Fuel Assemblies

Bernd Richter

Nuclear Technology / Volume 121 / Number 2 / February 1998 / Pages 162-167

Technical Paper / German Direct Disposal Project / dx.doi.org/10.13182/NT98-A2828

Retrievability of Spent Nuclear Fuel After Final Disposal in a Salt Dome

Enrique A. Biurrun

Nuclear Technology / Volume 121 / Number 2 / February 1998 / Pages 168-173

Technical Paper / German Direct Disposal Project / dx.doi.org/10.13182/NT98-A2829

Long-Term Stability of Spent Nuclear Fuel Waste Packages in Gorleben Salt Repository Environments

Bernd Grambow, Andreas Loida, Emmanuel Smailos

Nuclear Technology / Volume 121 / Number 2 / February 1998 / Pages 174-188

Technical Paper / German Direct Disposal Project / dx.doi.org/10.13182/NT98-A2830

Special Safety Aspects of Drift Disposal - The Thermal Simulation of the Drift Storage Experiment

Tilmann Rothfuchs, Johannes Droste, Hans-Karl Feddersen, Stefan Heusermann, Jörn U. Schneefuss, Alexandra Pudewills

Nuclear Technology / Volume 121 / Number 2 / February 1998 / Pages 189-198

Technical Paper / German Direct Disposal Project / dx.doi.org/10.13182/NT98-A2831

Evaluation of Repository Concepts for the Disposal of Spent Fuel on the Basis of Geotechnical Safety Indicators and Exploration Data

Michael Langer, Manfred Wallner

Nuclear Technology / Volume 121 / Number 2 / February 1998 / Pages 199-211

Technical Paper / German Direct Disposal Project / dx.doi.org/10.13182/NT98-A2832

A Comparison of Long-Term Safety Aspects - Concepts for Disposal of Spent Fuel and Wastes from Reprocessing

Richard Storck, Dieter Buhmann

Nuclear Technology / Volume 121 / Number 2 / February 1998 / Pages 212-220

Technical Paper / German Direct Disposal Project / dx.doi.org/10.13182/NT98-A2833

Further Development Work for a Future Gorleben Repository

Jürgen P. Lempert

Nuclear Technology / Volume 121 / Number 2 / February 1998 / Pages 221-226

Technical Paper / German Direct Disposal Project / dx.doi.org/10.13182/NT98-A2834