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Maria Skłodowska-Curie: Commemorating 100Th Anniversary of Her Nobel Prize in Chemistry Maria Skłodowska-Curie: Commemorating 100th anniversary of her Nobel Prize in Chemistry NUTECH-2011 International Conference on Development and Applications of Nuclear Technologies Book of Abstracts 11-14 September 2011 AGH Krakow AGH University of Science and Technology Faculty of Physics and Applied Computer Science Krakow 2011 Technical editors: Joanna Dudała Zdzisław Stęgowski Cover design: Joanna Dudała Photograph: Beata Ostachowicz This book contains original materials as submitted by authors, without any editorial amendments, except adaptation of the page layout. Acknowledgements The Conference Organizing Committee would like to thank the Ministry of Science and Higher Education, Warsaw, Poland for financial support in printing the conference materials. ISBN 978-83-925779-1-1 Copyright © by Faculty of Physics and Applied Computer Science, AGH Krakow, 2011 Organizers & Sponsors AGH University of Science and Technology Faculty of Physics and Applied Computer Science Institute of Nuclear Chemistry and Technology lMCrt.ori'AEA g International Atomic Energy Agency International Atomic Energy Agency «III CRA, jm IhmlT KRAKÓW Municipality of Krakow National Atomic Energy Agency Polish Nuclear Society European Nuclear Society Honorary Patrons: Antoni Tajduś, Rector Stanislaw Staszic AGH University of Science and Technology, Kraków, Poland FacultWojciecy ohf ŁużnyPhysic,s Deaand nApplie d Computer Science, AGH-UST, Kraków, Poland Organizing Committee Chairman: Marek Lankosz Members: Dariusz Wegrzynek, Andrzej Kreft, Zdzisław Stęgowski, Joanna Dudała, Marek Ciechanowski, Grażyna Zakrzewska-Trznadel, Wojciech Migdał, Wojciech Głuszewski, (Piotr Urbański'') International Advisory Committee: J. Thereska, Albania K. Różański, Poland W. Aparecido Parejo Calvo, Brazil S. Taczanowski, Poland L.G. de Andrade e Silva, Brazil A. Tajduś, Poland El-Sayed A.Hegazy, Egypt (P. Urbański^), Poland R.M. Yousri, Egypt M. Waligórski, Poland P. Berne, France A. Buzdugan, R. of Moldova M. Rossbach, Germany D. Axente, Romania K. Ziemons, Germany C.C. Ponta, Romania M. Haji-Saeid, IAEA A. Ali Basfar, Saudi Arabia A. Markowicz, IAEA N. Miljevic, Serbia A. Faucitano, Italy M. Al-Sheikhly, USA P. Fuochi, Italy M.R. Cleland, USA G. Spadaro, Italy A. Chmielewski, Poland E. Dziuk, Poland A. Hubalewska-Dydejczyk, Poland E. Iller, Poland M. Jeżabek, Poland J. Karczewski, Poland A. Kreft, Poland M. Lankosz, Poland J. Nawrocki, Poland J. Niewodniczański, Poland P. Olko, Poland J. Pluta, Poland J.M. Rosiak, Poland The main aim of the NUTECH Conference series is to bring together scientists working on the development and application of nuclear technologies and to discuss further research fulfilling the needs of modern society. Scientists and engineers are always encouraged to join the conference to discuss the work and results of research and also to share their valuable experience, contributing to the enrichment of the international community. The Conference has a long tradition in Poland where it started in 1960s. The last conference, organized in 2008, has attained an international status. The NUTECH-2011 Conference starts with two plenary sessions, entirely devoted to modern nuclear technologies for power generation and applications in life and material sciences. The Conference creates a great opportunity for interchanging views and experience, it enables presentation of the state of the art and modern trends in the research and applications. The NUTECH-2011 Conference is a joint organizational effort of several institutions including the AGH University of Science and Technology, Krakow, Institute of Nuclear Chemistry and Technology, Warsaw, Polish Nuclear Society and PGE EJ 1 Sp. z o.o. and the IAEA. It is hoped that the Conference Book of Abstracts, which covers over 160 oral and poster presentations contributed by hundreds of authors distributed worldwide, will provide readers with information about possibilities and results of the applications of nuclear technologies in the modern economy of the XXI century. Marek Lankosz and Dariusz Wegrzynek Contens CONTENS 11 NUCLEAR ENERGY IN POLAND 27 NUCLEAR ENERGY STRATEGY AND INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION OF JAPAN 28 S. Machi RADIOACTIVE WASTE MANAGEMENT APPROACH AND PRIORITIES IN FRANCE: A METHODOLOGY ACQUIRED ON THE BASIS OF LESSONS LEARNT 29 B. Faucher THE SAFETY INFRASTRUCTURE OF THE POLISH NUCLEAR ENERGY PROGRAMME - PRESENT AND FUTURE CONCERNS 30 M.P.R. Waligórski TRANSMUTATIONS OF ACTINIDES IN FUSION-DRIVEN SYSTEMS - A MISCONCEPTION OR EFFECTIVE SYNERGY ? 31 S. Taczanowski URANIUM DEPOSITS AND NUCLEAR WASTE REPOSITORY IN POLAND - AN OVERVIEV 32 J. Nawrocki APPLICATIONS OF NUCLEAR TECHNIQUES 33 ELECTRON ACCELERATORS IN ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION TECHNOLOGIES 34 A.G. Chmielewski HANDHELD ED-XRF ANALYZERS AND THEIR ROLE IN INDUSTRY, SCIENCE AND IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF OUR ENVIRONMENT 35 S. Piorek HERITAGE OF MARIA SKŁODOW SKA-CURIE 36 J. Niewodniczański NEW PROBES FOR MOLECULAR IMAGING AND RADIOTHERAPY IN NUCLEAR MEDICINE - DIRECTIONS AND DEVELOPMENTS 37 R. Mikolajczak REVIEW OF THE IAEA ACTIVITIES TO SUPPORT APPLICATIONS OF NUCLEAR TECHNIQUES FOR CHARACTERIZATION AND PROTECTION OF CULTURAL HERITAGE OBJECTS 38 A. Markowicz, A. G. Karydas, R. Padilla-Alvarez 11 NUTECH-2011 NUCLEAR ENERGY AND MANAGEMENT OF RADIOACTIVE WASTES 39 ACCURATE AND RELIABLE RECONSTRUCTION OF THE ISOTOPE SPECIFIC ACTIVITY CONTENT IN STANDARDIZED NUCLEAR WASTE DRUMS BY SEGMENTED GAMMA SCANNING 40 T. Krings, E. Mauerhofer ANALYSIS OF URANIUM SUPPLY FROM DOMESTIC RESOURCES 41 G. Zakrzewska-Trznadel, K. Frąckiewicz, B. Zielińska, I. Herdzik-Koniecko, P. Biełuszka, A. Miśkiewicz, K. Szczygłów, S. Wołkowicz, R Strzelecki, K. Kiegiel CONCENTRATION OF LIQUID RADIOACTIVE WASTE USING BIOPOLIMER- ENHANCED ULTRAFILTRATION 42 G. Zakrzewska-Trznadel, A. Miskiewicz, L. Fuks, K. Kulisa DESIGN INNOVATIONS IN MANAGING a-C ONTAMINATED UNSERVICEABLE GLOVE BOXES 43 D.S. Sandhanshive1, S.R Shendge1, P.P. Mazumdar1, A. Kumar, M.N.B. Pillai DETERMINATION OF SCALING FACTORS FOR DIFFICULT TO MEASURE NUCLIDES IN SPENT RESINS FROM CERNAVODA NNP 44 R.Toma, I. Prisecaru, C. Dulama IMPLEMENTING PUBLIC PARTICIPATION APPROACHES IN RADIOACTIVE WASTE DISPOSAL 45 G. Zakrzewska- Trznadel METHODS OF IMMOBILIZATION OF RADIOACTIVE ELEMENTS IN SYNROC MATERIALS 46 T. Smoliński, A. Deptuła, A. G. Chmielewski PHOSPHORANE MINERALS AND PHOSPHORIC ACID AS POTENTIAL SOURCES OF URANIUM 47 G. Zakrzewska-Trznadel, A. Oszczak, P. Biełuszka PRELIMINARY PROPOSAL FOR RADIOACTIVE LIQUID WASTE MANAGEMENT IN A BRACHYTHERAPY SOURCES PRODUCTION LABORATORY 48 Carla D. Souza1a, Roberto Vicente , Maria Elisa C. M. Rostelato, Carlos A. Zeituni, Jõao A. Moura, Eduardo S. Moura, Fábio R Mattos, Anselmo Feher, Osvaldo L. Da Costa, Estanislau B. Vianna, Laércio de Carvalho, Dib Karan Jr. PROMPT GAMMA CHARACTERIZATION OF ACTINIDES 49 C. Genreith, M. Rossbach, E. Mauerhofer,T. Belgya REDEFINITION OF LARGE LOSS OF COOLANT ACCIDENT (LOCA) IN CONTEXT OF SEISMIC EVENT 50 K. Demjancuková STUDY OF THORIUM - URANIUM FUEL CYCLE 51 P. Kalbarczyk, H. Polkowska-Motrenko, E. Chajduk THE DEPLETION ANALYSIS OF HELIOS EXPERIMENT USING MCB CODE .. 52 M. Oettingen, E. D'Agata, Ch. Döderlein, K. Tućek, J. Cetnar 12 Contens THE GOLDEN MEAN BETWEEN FUSION AND FISSION - THE FUSION HYBRID 53 G. Wójcik, S.Taczanowski THE HYBRID SYSTEM FOR LIQUID LOW-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTE TREATMENT WITH APPLICATION OF MEMBRANE PROCESSES 54 G. Zakrzewska-Trznadel, M. Harasimowicz, A. Miśkiewicz, A. Jaworska UAE CIVIL NUCLEAR PROGRAMME 55 K. Szornel RADIATION CHEMISTRY 57 ACUTE TOXICITY ASSESSMENT OF FLUOXETINE HYDROCHLORIDE (PROZAC®) WHEN SUBMITTED TO ELECTRON BEAM IRRADIATION 58 D.R.A. Santos, V.S.G. Garcia, A.C.S. Vilarrubia, S.I. Borrely APPLICATION OF RADIATION TREATMENT OF CELLULOSE PULPS FOR PREPARATION OF DERIVATIVES AND MICROCRISTASLLINE CELLULOSE 59 H. Stupińska, E. Iller, D. Wawro, Z. Zimek, D. Ciechańska, E. Kopania CHANGES IN PROPERTIES OF HYDROBIODEGRADABLE FILM BASED ON ALIPHATIC-AROMATIC COPOLYESTERS TREATED BY IONIZING RADIATION 60 H. Kubera, K. Melski, K. Assman, W. Głuszewski, Z. Zimek, N. Czaja-Jagielska DOSE SENSITIVITY ENHANCEMENT ON POLYMER GEL WITH SUSPENDED GOLD PARTICLES 61 L.C. Afonso, F. Schöfer, C. Hoeschen, L.V.E. Caldas EFFECT OF IONIZING IRRADIATION ON TILAPIA (OREOCHROMIS NILOTICUS) SKIN 62 C.A.P. Frose, E. Moura, R.B. Yamaguishi, E.S.R. Somessari, C.G. Silveira, E. Leme, A.B.C. Geraldo, J.E. Manzoli EFFECT OF TRANSITION METAL SALTS ON COLLOR, GLOSS AND HARDNESS OF EB-CURED PIGMENTED COATINGS FOR POLYMERIC SUBSTRATES 63 Marcelo Augusto Gonçalves Bardi, Mara de Mello Leite Munhoz, Luci Diva Brocardo Machado ELECTRON BEAM TREATMENT OF EXHAUST GAS WITH HIGH NOX CONCENTRATION 64 A.G. Chmielewski, A. Pawelec, J. Licki Y-RAY INDUCED VULCANIZATION OF RUBBER COMPOUNDS CONTAINING PRISTINE AND MODIFIED SILICA 65 D. Dondi, A. Lostritto, L. Conzatti, M. Castellano, A. Turturro, S. Bracco, M. Galimberti, A. Buttafava, A. Faucitano 13 NUTECH-2011 HIGH-TEMPERATURE OXIDATION RESISTANCE OF STAINLESS STEEL DOPED WITH YTTRIUM USING ION IMPLANTATION 66 M. Barlak, J. Piekoszewski, Z. Werner, B. Sartowska, L. Waliś, W. Starosta, J. Kierzek, K. Bocheńska, R. Heller, R. Wilhelm, A. Kolitsch, C. Pochrybniak, E. Kowalska HUMIDITY EFFECT ON RADIATION CHEMICAL DEGRADATION YIELD OF CHITOSAN 67 S. Benamer, M. Mahlous, D. Tahtat, A. 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