In situ testing of waste forms and container materials : contribution to the identification of their long-term behaviour

Pierre Van Iseghem; Bruno Kursten; Elie Valcke; Hélène Serra; Jérémie Fays; Alain Sneyers

doi:10.1201/9781003580232-4

In situ testing of waste forms and container materials : contribution to the identification of their long-term behaviour

Pierre Van Iseghem, Bruno Kursten, Elie Valcke, Hélène Serra, Jérémie Fays, Alain Sneyers

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Abstract

We review in situ projects on container materials and waste forms (glass, cement) carried out in the underground laboratory in Mol. We explain the test concepts : the first in situ tests initiated in the late '80's, the CERBERUS test and the present CORALUS test. We summarize the main results obtained thus far on container materials (mainly C-steel), glasses (the R7T7 and PAMELA glasses) and cement (OPC). We next discuss the added value of the these tests in view of extrapolating to the long-term behaviour of these maetrials, and reflect on the added value of in situ testing to the other approaches.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Long term corrosion behaviour in nuclear waste systems
Subtitle of host publication	Proceedings of an International Workshop, Cadarache, France, 2002
Publisher	Taylor & Francis (CRC)
Pages	35-48
Number of pages	14
ISBN (Electronic)	9781040286012
ISBN (Print)	9781902653877
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1201/9781003580232-4
State	Published - 2002

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Van Iseghem, P., Kursten, B., Valcke, E., Serra, H., Fays, J., & Sneyers, A. (2002). In situ testing of waste forms and container materials : contribution to the identification of their long-term behaviour. In Long term corrosion behaviour in nuclear waste systems: Proceedings of an International Workshop, Cadarache, France, 2002 (pp. 35-48). Taylor & Francis (CRC). https://doi.org/10.1201/9781003580232-4

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In situ testing of waste forms and container materials : contribution to the identification of their long-term behaviour. / Van Iseghem, Pierre; Kursten, Bruno ; Valcke, Elie et al.
Long term corrosion behaviour in nuclear waste systems: Proceedings of an International Workshop, Cadarache, France, 2002. Taylor & Francis (CRC), 2002. p. 35-48.

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Van Iseghem P, Kursten B , Valcke E, Serra H, Fays J, Sneyers A. In situ testing of waste forms and container materials : contribution to the identification of their long-term behaviour. In Long term corrosion behaviour in nuclear waste systems: Proceedings of an International Workshop, Cadarache, France, 2002. Taylor & Francis (CRC). 2002. p. 35-48 doi: 10.1201/9781003580232-4