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CATEGORY 1:ALFA EMITTERS, WHATEVER PERIOD OR HALF LIFE CATEGORY 2: BETA, GAMMA EMITTERS, HALF LIFE LONGER THAN 100

DAYS

Description:

CHILECLASS

Waste Class Name LILW_SL% LILW_LL% HLW%

CATEGORY 1 98 2 0

CATEGORY 2 100 0 0

The distribution of activities relative to the IAEA scheme was based upon known activities of low activity uranium containing waste. Most of this waste has activities below 400 Bq/g, therefore it is considered as near surface disposal waste (i.e. LILW-SL). Some Americium 241 waste from neutron generators and guages have activities >4000 Bq/g. This is LILW-LL (about 2% by v olume)

Comment #141: Category 1

Definition of «unprocessed waste» and «processed waste»:

as-generated waste unprocessed

processed for handling

processed for storage

processed for disposal processed

X

X X X

This country uses the NEWMDB’s definitions:

Country: Chile, Republic of Reporting Year: 2005 Reporting Group: UGDR

December 2005 Inventory Reporting Date:

CHILECLASS Waste Matrix Used:

UGDR is organized under Chilean Comission for Nuclear Energy (CCHEN) and it is charged with the processing research and

developing, as also the operations for collection, treatment, conditioning and storage of all radioactive waste produced in the country due to its own nuclear development which is solely for peaceful purposes. UGDR centralizes its activites in the Metropolitan Region of Santiago, to give the service to all radioactive waste producers in the country.

Description:

Site Name Facility Name Facilities Defined

processing PTDR

CEN LA

storage IADRA

storage Caseta LR

CEN LR

storage PozoLR

Country: Chile, Republic of Reporting Year: 2005 Full Name: Centro de Estudios Nucleares Lo Aguirre

License Holder(s) :

The following list the waste management facilities that are located at this site.

Not licensed.

Owner:Comision Chilena de Energia Nuclear Casilla 188-D

Santiago, Chile

Facility operatori: Radioactive Waste Management Section

PTDR

Planta de Tratamiento de Desechos Radiactivos, where spent sealed sources, compactible waste, heterogeneous and liquid waste are processed.

Facility:

Description

Processing part of the "PTDR" facility

Type treatment, conditioning 1992

List SRS? No

Year opened

The following shows storage status for waste classes, and SRS.

SRS No No

Waste Class Actual Planned Waste Class Actual Planned

CATEGORY 1 No No CATEGORY 2 No No

IADRA

Instalacion de Almacenamiento de Desechos Radiactivos Acondicionados

Facility:

Description

Storage part of the "IADRA" facility

It was designed to stand conditioned waste packages stored for disposal.

Capacity: 42 m3.

Capacity

Types of Storage Units

The following shows storage status for waste classes, and SRS.

List SRS? Yes

SRS Yes No

IADRA building 1990 No No No Yes

Waste Class Actual Planned Waste Class Actual Planned

CATEGORY 1 Yes Yes CATEGORY 2 Yes Yes

Country: Chile, Republic of Reporting Year: 2005 Inventory Reporting Date: December 2005 Waste Matrix: CHILECLASS

Full Name: Centro de Estudios Nucleares Lo Aguirre

Waste Inventory Est=distribution is an estimate, Proc.=Is the waste processed (Yes/No)? RO=Reactor Operations, FF/FE=Fuel Fabrication/Fuel Enrichment, RP=Reprocessing, NA=Nuclear Applications,DF=Defence, DC/RE=Decommissioning/Remediation, ND=Not Determined

Storage IADRA

Yes 5.6 0 0 0 86 0 0

CATEGORY 1 14 No

Distribution in %

RO FF

FE

RP NA DF DC

RE

Class Location Proc. Volume

(m3) ND Est

Facility

Storage IADRA

No 6 95 0 0 5 0 0

CATEGORY 2 0 No

Storage IADRA

Yes 3.2 0 0 0 100 0 0

CATEGORY 2 0 No

Processing - Treatment method(s)

Status

R&D program

Current practice method use over the last 5 years

Past Practice Planned

Method

Chemical Precipitation Yes

Compaction decrease

Shredding increase

Size Reduction increase

Processing - Conditioning method(s)

Status

R&D program

Current practice method use over the last 5 years

Past

Encapsulation decrease

Number of Sources/Total Activity of Sources (GBq)

c Group II more than 4GBq but less than or

Decay Date Total

Activity for all Groups

(GBq)

Spent Sources <=30 years in storage

1 5.50E-04

No Yes 0 2005.12

Kr-85 5.50E-04

1 8.80E+00

No Yes 0 2004.12

Cm-244 8.80E+00

1 1.50E+00

No Yes 0 2004.12

Pm-147 1.50E+00

Country: Chile, Republic of Reporting Year: 2005

1 4.00E-04

No Yes 0 2000.12

Cd-109 4.00E-04

No Yes 0 2000.12

Sr-90 4.00E+00

Number of Sources/Total Activity of Sources (GBq) c

Group II more than 4GBq but less than or equal

4E+4GBq

Decay Date Total

Activity for all Groups (GBq)

Spent Sources >30 years in storage

2 3.60E+00

No Yes 0 2005.12

Am-241 3.60E+00

1 1.85E+00

No Yes 0 2004.12

Am-241 1.85E+00

1 3.70E+00

No Yes 0 2004.12

Am-241

No Yes 0 2004.12

Am-241

No Yes 0 2005.12

Ra-226 5.55E-04

1 8.50E-01

No Yes 0 2005.12

Pu-238 8.50E-01

253 2.00E+01

Yes No 0 2005.12

Ra-226 2.00E+01

1 3.70E+00

No Yes 0 2004.12

Pu-238 3.70E+00

2 3.40E-01

No Yes 0 2003.12

Ra-226 3.40E-01

1 1.10E+00

No Yes 0 2003.12

Pu-238 1.10E+00

25 3.00E+01

Yes No 0 2000.12

Am-241 3.00E+01

319 7.80E+01

Yes No 0 2000.12

Ra-226 7.80E+01

Country: Chile, Republic of Reporting Year: 2005 Full Name: Centro de Estudios Nucleares La Reina

License Holder(s) :

The following list the waste management facilities that are located at this site.

Not licensed

Owner: Chilean comission for Nuclear Energy Waste operating: Radioactive Waste Management Se ction

Caseta LR

Instalacion de almacenamiento de desechos no acondicionados. (En espera de tratamiento t1/2 > 100 dias; y en decaimiento t1/2 <100 dias)

Facility:

Description

Storage part of the "Caseta LR" facility

Storage capacity: 10 m3 -Interim storage Capacity

Types of Storage Units

The following shows storage status for waste classes, and SRS.

List SRS? Yes

SRS Yes No

Caseta LR building 1977 No No No Yes

Waste Class Actual Planned Waste Class Actual Planned

CATEGORY 1 Yes Yes CATEGORY 2 Yes Yes

PozoLR

Pozo subterráneo de concreto para guardar desechos radiactivos en espera de tratamiento en CEN La Reina

Facility:

Description

Storage part of the "PozoLR" facility

Capacity is 10 m3 - Interim storage.

Capacity

Types of Storage Units

The following shows storage status for waste classes, and SRS.

List SRS? No

SRS No No

Pozo LR trench (lined) 1979 No Yes No No

Waste Class Actual Planned Waste Class Actual Planned

CATEGORY 1 Yes No CATEGORY 2 Yes No

Country: Chile, Republic of Reporting Year: 2005 Inventory Reporting Date: December 2005 Waste Matrix: CHILECLASS

Full Name: Centro de Estudios Nucleares La Reina

Waste Inventory Est=distribution is an estimate, Proc.=Is the waste processed (Yes/No)? RO=Reactor Operations, FF/FE=Fuel Fabrication/Fuel Enrichment, RP=Reprocessing, NA=Nuclear Applications,DF=Defence, DC/RE=Decommissioning/Remediation, ND=Not Determined

Storage No 0.1 0 0 0 100 0 0

CATEGORY 1 0 No

Distribution in %

RO FF

FE

RP NA DF DC

RE

Class Location Proc. Volume

(m3) ND Est

Storage No 10 60 0 0 40 0 0

CATEGORY 2 0 No

Number of Sources/Total Activity of Sources (GBq)

c Group II more than 4GBq but less than or

Decay Date Total

Activity for all Groups

(GBq)

Spent Sources <=30 years in storage

9 5.60E+00

No Yes 0 2000.12

Sr-90 5.60E+00

6 1.23E+01

3 1.40E+01

No Yes 0 2003.12

Kr-85 2.63E+01

3 1.10E+00

No Yes 0 2000.12

Co-60 1.10E+00

26 3.30E+01

11 1.00E+03

No Yes 0 2000.12

Cs-137 1.03E+03

Number of Sources/Total Activity of Sources (GBq) c

Group II more than 4GBq but less than or equal

4E+4GBq

Decay Date Total

Activity for all Groups (GBq)

Spent Sources >30 years in storage

6 1.90E+00

No Yes 0 2003.12

Ra-226 1.90E+00

11 9.75E+00

5 4.35E+01

No Yes 0 2003.12

Am-241 5.33E+01

Country: Chile, Republic of Reporting Year: 2005 C.Ch.E.N.

Radiological & Nuclear Safety Department Name

Division

Chilean Comission for Nuclear Energy Full Name

Santiago de Chile City or Town

Country: Chile, Republic of Reporting Year: 2005 Law 18.302

Name

Ley de Seguridad Nuclear Nº 18.302 (Nuclear safety Law Nº 18.302) Title or Name

Law Nº 18.302 Reference Number

1984-05-02 Date Promulgated

or Proclaimed

Law

Nuclear safety law defines Radioactive waste as all radioactive materials obtained while production process or use of nuclear fuel, or, materials whose radioactivity arises from the radiation exposure of the process, the radioisotopes which have become to final step in its elaboration, are going to be rejected.

Also, the Law defines radioactive material as every material that has an specific activity higher than 0.002 Ci per gram.

Comment #231: Definition

Nuclear safety law defines Radioactive waste as all radioactive materials obtained while production process or use of nuclear fuel; or, materials whose radioactivity arises from the radiation exposure of the process; and the radioisotopes which have become to final step in its elaboration, which are going to be rejected.

Also, the Law defines radioactive material as every material that has an specific activity higher than 0.002 Ci per gram.

Comment #232: Definition

Reg 133 Name

Reglamento sobre autorizaciones para instalaciones radiactivas o equipos generadores de radiaciones inizantes y personal que se desempeña en ellas, u opere tales equipos u otras actividades afines. (Regulation on authorization for radioactive facilities or ionizing radiation generation equipments and people working there, or who operate those equipments and other related activities).

Title or Name

Regl. Nº 133 Reference Number

1984-05-22 Date Promulgated

or Proclaimed

Regulation

The Regulation establishes conditions and requirements that radioactive facilities or ionizing radiation generation equipmentsand .... have to comply with regard to importing, exporting, distribution and sale of radioactive materials used or maintained at radioactive facilities or at ionizing radiation generation equipments and the reject of radioactive materials" it says:

: "

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