This special edition of Nuclear Engineering International focuses on packaging and transportation of radioactive materials
In this issue:
New advanced reactors are driving new packaging solutions challenges for transportation of higher enrichment level nuclear fuels.
Recovering and transporting material from Hunterston A presented some unique challenges. The solution fell under the auspices of the SAWBR project.
Exploring the packaging university hosted by the University of Nevada. It provides working professionals with foundational nuclear material packaging skills.
A sudden increase in interest for nuclear maritime applications raises the prospect for new transport challenges and regulatory frameworks.
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