IEC TR 62235:2005

FOREWORD
INTRODUCTION
1 Scope
2 Terms and definitions
3 General survey of existing practices
4 Description of the different applications
  4.1 Storage at nuclear power plants
      4.1.1 Dry storage of spent nuclear fuel
      4.1.2 Storage of radioactive operational and
            decommissioning waste
  4.2 Storage at interim storage facilities
      4.2.1 Wet storage of spent nuclear fuel (examples
            from Sweden)
  4.3 Storage at reprocessing facilities
      4.3.1 Wet storage of spent nuclear fuel
  4.4 Final repositories for radioactive operational and
      decommissioning waste
      4.4.1 Example of Sweden: Description of the facility
  4.5 Packaging
  4.6 Retrievable repositories for spent nuclear fuel
      4.6.1 Deep repositories in granite
      4.6.2 Repository in a volcanic mountain
      4.6.3 Repository in clay
  4.7 Transportation
      4.7.1 Land carriage of spent nuclear fuel
      4.7.2 Sea carriage of spent nuclear fuel and
            radioactive operational waste (for example,
            from Sweden)
5 Conclusions
Bibliography

Gives guidelines for the instrumentation and control systems of interim storage and final repository of nuclear fuel and waste. Covers storage at all types of facilities, such as, fuel fabrication plants, nuclear power plants, reprocessing facilities, interim storage facilities, encapsulation facilities and final repositories for operational waste and spent nuclear fuel.