国外核设施退役终态评价方法浅析
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摘要
我国开展核设施退役研究和实践活动已有30多年的历史,积累了许多有益的经验,同时也面临着新的挑战与机遇。对于核设施退役终态的确立及优选,我国目前更多采用的是一事一议的方式。但是国外的经验表明,在退役终态确立时除了依靠过往的经验,以及类似英国那样通过各方的商讨达成共识,决策者还需要一些中立、客观、科学的评价方法的支持。虽然在评价的过程中,一些权重因子和影响因素的确定还需要人来控制,但这种评价方法为解决一些存有争议的问题提供了一个良策。本文归纳总结了目前退役核设施中应用到的一些评价方法,以期对我国的核设施退役提供参考。
The choice of the end state of nuclear facility decommission is one of the key processes.Generally,there are two or three end states for nuclear facilities decommission.but the Accessing methods has not been well studies by our nuclear safety administrative department.here,we reviewed the accessing methods which includes Multicriteria Decision Analysis(MCDA),Determination of the Best Practicable Environmental Option(BPEO) and,Environment,Safety and Health Risk Assessment Program(ESHRAP).Application of these methods could make our decision more based on quantitative analysis.
引文
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