Original paper
CORROSION OF COPPER-COATED STEEL HIGH LEVEL NUCLEAR WASTE CONTAINERS UNDER PERMANENT DISPOSAL CONDITIONS
Abstract
The corrosion of high level nuclear waste containers under permanent disposal conditions can occur via a number of processes which change in importance as the environment within a deep geologic repository evolves from oxic to anoxic. The container design involves a copper coating on a steel vessel. The characteristics of these coatings are being assessed using standard analytical methods, including microscopy and electron backscatter...
Paper Details
Title
CORROSION OF COPPER-COATED STEEL HIGH LEVEL NUCLEAR WASTE CONTAINERS UNDER PERMANENT DISPOSAL CONDITIONS
Published Date
Sep 1, 2016
Journal
Volume
211
Pages
331 - 342
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