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NAC International's completion of a dry fuel storage campaign at the Kewaunee nuclear power plant four years after the unit shut down has set a new benchmark for the transfer of used fuel to dry storage.
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In 2015, the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) approved NAC International’s design for a package that would be used to contain the liquid waste during its 500-plus-kilometer journey.
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An independent 2006 report by the National Research Council committee states that these kinds of casks can withstand drops, puncturing, explosions, submersion and other calamities.
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Submission of the application by Waste Control Specialists (WCS), with the support of partners Areva and NAC International, has been hailed as a regulatory milestone in efforts to establish a Consolidated Interim Storage Facility (CISF).
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NAC International is to supply NAC-Multi-Purpose Canister dry storage systems and specialised technology to package and store 1,936 radioactive capsules at the US Hanford. The contract includes design, engineering, and fabrication of the storage units and associated equipment.
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NAC International received the $23 million subcontract that calls for conceptual, preliminary and final design work for the 16 storage casks, with the first cask fabrication beginning in fiscal 2019.
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NAC International, a Georgia-based company with experience in storage of used nuclear fuel, was awarded the contract for design and fabrication of the cask storage system for the capsules.
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It is partnering with AREVA Inc. and NAC International Inc., longtime industry leaders in nuclear waste engineering and transportation. The group hopes to start construction by 2019 after a standard three-year review by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
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The study, published in the American Journal of Clinical Oncology, was conducted by researchers from Nuclear Physics Enterprises, Loyola University Medical Center, NAC International, and the Food and Drug Administration’s Center for Devices and Radiological Health.
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WCS announced that NAC International had entered into an agreement with AREVA in support of the licensing process for the WCS proposal. Together, NAC and AREVA represent 62% of existing US dry storage systems, including 78% of the used fuel stored at shutdown nuclear plants.
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