Κοιτάσματα ουρανίου και διάθεση πυρηνικών αποβλήτων = Uranium deposits and nuclear waste disposal.
Περίληψη
This diploma thesis focuses on the study of the element uranium (U), its deposits in global scale and the waste disposal management. Uranium is a radioactive element used from people for many decades. The deposits of exploitable uranium are spread all over the world and the types of those deposits are diverse. Large deposits can be found in Kazakhstan, Russia, Australia, Africa and Canada. Nuclear wastes can be from unconcerned up to extremely radioactive and so their collection and disposal should be extremely cautious and under precise procedures in order to minimize the hazard.
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