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ICOND 2020 - Book of Abstracts 2 2 ICOND 2017 - Book of Abstracts 3 HINTERGRUND BACKGROUND ABOUT ICOND IN CE TER EN P R R E E F T A N T O I O C N TABLE OF CONTENT SAVE Page THE DATE 4 - 9 ABOUT ICOND Background & Audience Review ICOND 2019 Exhibitors 2020 10 - 17 PROGRAM OVERVIEW 18 - 51 ABSTRACTS 52 - 89 COMPANY PROFILES Aachen - Germany 19th - 21st October Pre-Conference Workshop 18th October 2021 IMPRINT 10th International Conference on Nuclear Decommissioning Dr. rer. nat. John Kettler, Dr.-Ing. Andreas Havenith Tel.: +49 2402 127505 111 Aachen Institute for Nuclear Training GmbH Fax: +49 2402 127505 500 Cockerillstraße 100 Email: [email protected] D-52222 Stolberg (Rhld.) - Germany www.nuclear-training.de • www.icond.de Bildquellen / Picture Sources: AiNT, Eurogress Aachen, RWE Power, Aachen Tourist Service, Bernhard Ludewig Für die Inhalte der Abstracts und Company Profiles sind die Vortragenden, bzw. Unternehmen verantwortlich. The authors of the abstracts and company profiles are responsible for their content. Design, Satz & Druck: www.lwd-digital.de ORGANIZER IN COOPERATION WITH ICOND 2020 - Book of Abstracts www.icond.de 2 2 ICOND 2017 - Book of Abstracts 3 HINTERGRUND BACKGROUND ABOUT ICOND Die Stilllegung und der Rückbau kerntechnischer The closure and decommissioning of nuclear Anlagen stellen alle Beteiligten vor hohe planerische power plants, particularly power reactors, present und genehmigungstechnische Anforderungen. In high demands regarding planning and authori- ABOUT ICOND der laufenden Dekade werden sowohl in Europa als zation to all parties involved. In the ongoing auch weltweit zahlreiche Kernkraftwerke aufgrund decade several nuclear power plants will be shut ihrer Laufzeit und politischen Entscheidungen außer down due to their operating life and political Betrieb genommen. Dieser Umstand erfordert opti- decisions, not only in Europe, but also worldwide. mierte bzw. zwischen allen Beteiligten abgestimmte As a result, optimized decommissioning strategies PROGRAM Rückbaustrategien. will need to be well-coordinated among all participants. Die Fachveranstaltung fokussiert den rechtlichen PROGRAM Rahmen in Deutschland, vergleicht Stilllegungs- The ICOND focuses on the relevant legal para- strategien im In- sowie Ausland und nimmt die meters in Germany and compares decommissioning verschiedenen Teilaufgaben des Rückbaus in den strategies worldwide. This includes roles of Blick. Neben den unterschiedlichen Genehmi- authorization, financial planning, and change gungs- und Finanzierungsstrategien spielt das management in the transition from nuclear power Personalmanagement beim Übergang vom Kern- plant to decommissioned project. Furthermore the ABSTRACTS kraftwerksbetrieb zum Rückbauprojekt eine wichtige different options for interim storage and disposal Rolle. Ebenfalls wird die Zwischenlagerung und of radioactive waste are discussed. Entsorgung radioaktiver Abfälle thematisiert, die ABSTRACTS für den Rückbau eine wesentliche Randbedingung darstellt. ZIELGRUPPE AUDIENCE PROFILES COMPANY Die Konferenz richtet sich an Betreiber von kern- ICOND addresses operators of nuclear plants technischen Anlagen, die die Verantwortung für and companies who are working on the planning, die Projektsteuerung und die Reststoffentsorgung implementation and supervision of decommissi- von Rückbauprojekten haben. Weitere Zielgruppen oning projects; authorities and technical experts sind Unternehmen, die mit der Planung und Durch- whose focus includes the approval and supervisions COMPANY PROFILES COMPANY führung von Rückbauprojekten beauftragt sind. Es procedure of decommissioning projects; and werden Behörden und Sachverständigenorganisa- research institutions which are responsible for the tionen adressiert, die in Genehmigungs- sowie Auf- dismantling of research reactors and the storage sichtsverfahren und die Begutachtungen von Rück- and/or disposal of radioactive hazardous waste. bauprojekten eingebunden sind. ICOND will enable participants to proficiently Ausgehend von Fachvorträgen diskutieren die Teil- discuss the challenges of the decommissioning nehmer/-innen die Herausforderungen des Rück- of nuclear plants in a practical way, and to define baus sowie Planungsvarianten für individuelle optimal planning variants for decommissioning Rückbauaufgaben. Alle Beiträge werden simultan implementation. Simultaneous translation übersetzt (Deutsch/Englisch/Russisch). (German/English/Russian) will be available. 4 ICOND 2020 - Book of Abstracts www.icond.de 5 RÜCKBLICK 2019 REVIEW FAKTEN FACTS ABOUT ICOND Die 8. Ausgabe der ICOND fand im November 2019 The 8th edition of ICOND took place in November ABOUT ICOND im Eurogress Aachen in Kooperation mit der Firma 2019 at the Eurogress Aachen in cooperation with ENGIE statt. Über 370 internationale TeilnehmerInnen ENGIE. More than 370 international participants besuchten die diesjährige ICOND und ließen sich von visited this year´s ICOND and were informed 32 fachkundigen RednerInnen über aktuelle Marktent- about current market developments by 32 expert wicklungen informieren. Parallel präsentierten speakers. In the accompanying and significantly enlarged 48 Unternehmen in der wesentlich vergrößerten exhibition, 48 companies presented their products PROGRAM Ausstellung ihre Produkte und Dienstleistungen. and services. PROGRAM Die Konferenz wurde durch Herrn Henry Cordes, The conference was opened by Mr. Henry Cordes, Vorsitzender der Geschäftsführung der EWN, mit Chairman of the EWN Management Board, with a einem Vortrag über die Abfallbehandlungsstrategien presentation on EWN´s waste treatment strategies der EWN und das zu errichtende Zwischenlager EST- and the planned ESTRAL interim storage. Slightly more RAL eröffnet. Etwas mehr als die Hälfte der Beiträge than half of the contributions came from abroad, for kamen aus dem Ausland, beispielsweise präsentierte example Mr. Martin Andreasson from NND presented ABSTRACTS Herr Martin Andreasson von NND die Stilllegungspla- on the decommissioning planning of nuclear facilities nung kerntechnischer Anlagen in Norwegen, während in Norway, while Dr. Cédric Carasco from the CEA in Herr Dr. Cédric Carasco von der CEA in Frankreich France gave a lecture on techniques currently under ABSTRACTS über aktuell in Entwicklung befindliche Techniken zur development for the characterization of radioactive Charakterisierung radioaktiver Abfälle referierte. waste. Auch die Möglichkeit zur Erschließung neuer Kontakte Our Business Speed Networking and the ensuing Get COMPANY PROFILES COMPANY kam durch die Durchführung unseres bewährten Busi- Together enabled participants to make new contacts ness Speed Networkings und anschließendem Get To- and get in contact with other experts, while the gether nicht zu kurz, während sich die Aussteller bei exhibitors were able to present themselves to einer Road Show gezielt einzeln geführten Gruppen individually guided groups during an Exhibitor Road präsentieren konnten. Show. COMPANY PROFILES COMPANY 6 ICOND 20202019 - Book of Abstracts www.icond.de 7 ABOUT ICOND EXHIBITORS 2020 ABOUT ICOND PROGRAM PROGRAM ABSTRACTS ABSTRACTS COMPANY PROFILES COMPANY COMPANY PROFILES COMPANY 8 ICOND 2020 - Book of Abstracts www.icond.de 9 SPEAKER REFERENCE WALL ABOUT ICOND ABOUT ICOND PROGRAM PROGRAM ABSTRACTS ABSTRACTS COMPANY PROFILES COMPANY COMPANY PROFILES COMPANY ICOND 2020 - Book of AbstractsICOND PROGRAM www.icond.de 10 ICOND PROGRAM 11 IN CE TER EN P ABOUT ICOND R R E E F T A N TUESDAY T O I O C November 24th, 2020 N Planning and Construction of a Dismantling Hall for Large Components Planung und Errichtung einer Zerlegehalle für die Großkomponenten ABOUT ICOND Bernhard Olm – Entsorgungswerk für Nuklearanlagen GmbH Remote Dismantling and Packaging of activated Corewaste and Reactor-Internals Fernhantierte Zerlegung und Verpackung von aktivierten Abfällen und Kerneinbauten STRATEGIES & MARKET DEVELOPMENTS Ralf Oberhäuser – ORANO GmbH [&] Ronald Strysewske – Entsorgungswerk für Nuklearanlagen GmbH PROGRAM Decommissioning Strategy for the Power Plant Fleet of PreussenElektra PROGRAM Rückbaustrategie für die Kraftwerksflotte der PreussenElektra Dr. Guido Knott – PreussenElektra GmbH LIVE EVENTS (ONLINE) Decommissioning of the Nuclear Power Plant Mülheim-Kärlich Rückbau des Kernkraftwerks Mülheim-Kärlich 14:30 - 15:00 Q&A SESSION STRATEGIES & MARKET DEVELOPMENTS Dr. Thomas Volmar – RWE Nuclear GmbH - Anlage Mülheim Kärlich ABSTRACTS Dr. Erich Gerhards – PreussenElektra GmbH Dr. Thomas Volmar – RWE Nuclear GmbH - Anlage Mülheim Kärlich Retrieval, Treatment and Interim Storage of radioactive Waste from the Asse II Mine Jens Köhler – Bundesgesellschaft für Endlagerung mbH Rückholung, Konditionierung und Zwischenlagerung der Dr. Katharina Stummeyer – Gesellschaft für Anlagen- und Reaktorsicherheit (GRS) gGmbH ABSTRACTS radioaktiven Abfälle aus der Schachtanlage Asse II Jens Köhler – Bundesgesellschaft für Endlagerung mbH 15:30 - 16:00 Q&A SESSION PROJECT STATUS & EXPERIENCES Competence Development and Networking - Supporting Young Professionals Dr. Matthias Nuding – Verband der Technischen Überwachungs-Vereine Kompetenzentwicklung und Vernetzung - Förderung junger Fachkräfte Dr. Christian Raetzke – Attorney at law PROFILES COMPANY Dr. Katharina Stummeyer – Gesellschaft für Anlagen- und Reaktorsicherheit (GRS) gGmbH Bernhard Olm – Entsorgungswerk für Nuklearanlagen GmbH Ralf Oberhäuser – ORANO GmbH Ronald Strysewske – Entsorgungswerk für Nuklearanlagen GmbH PROJECT STATUS & EXPERIENCES 16:30 - 17:30 BUSINESS MEETING SESSIONS 1:1 ONLINE COMPANY PROFILES COMPANY Please register in your B2MATCH user profile Decommissioning of the
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