Geochemistry of Boom Clay Pore Water
at the Mol site – status 2004

Mieke De Craen; Lian Wang; Maarten Van Geet; Hugo Moors

Geochemistry of Boom Clay Pore Water at the Mol site – status 2004

Mieke De Craen, Lian Wang, Maarten Van Geet, Hugo Moors

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Abstract

In Belgium, geological disposal in clay is the primary option for the final disposal of high-level radioactive waste and spent fuel. The Boom Clay is studied as the reference host rock for methodological studies on the geological disposal of radioactive waste. This clay layer is present under the facilities of the SCK•CEN at Mol, at a depth of 190 to 293 m

Original language	English
Publisher	SCK CEN
Number of pages	173
State	Published - 2004

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Name	SCK CEN Reports
Publisher	SCK CEN
No.	BLG-990

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