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PROCEEDINGS OF AN INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON NUCLEAR POWER AND ITS FUEL CYCLE HELD BY THE INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCY IN SALZBURG, 2-13 MAY 1977

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INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCY VIENNA, 1977 NUCLEAR POWER AND ITS FUEL CYCLE IAEA, VIENNA, 1977 STI/PUB/465 ISBN 92-0-050777-8 FOREWORD

The International Conference on Nuclear Power and its Fuel Cycle, held at Salzburg, Austria, from 2 to 13 May 1977, was organized by the International Atomic Energy Agency. The sessions of the conference, which was opened by His Excellency Dr. Rudolf Kirchschlâger, the President of the Federal Republic of Austria, were held at the Grosse Festspielhaus and the Kongresshaus. Against a background of mounting energy demands and the realization that fossil fuel resources are finite, the conference was planned to give a global and comprehensive overview of the status and potential of nuclear power with emphasis placed on the limitations and constraints of present and future importance. In particular, it discussed the problems of the nuclear fuel cycle and the need for its integration on a national and international level. Since the conference stressed the problems of policy formation for the utilization of nuclear power and the structuring of the fuel cycle it was directed mainly to senior officials and planners involved in the decision-making process for nuclear programmes; it was also, of course, intended for scientists and engineers. More than 1800 participants and 200 observers attended the conference. The 342 papers presented were grouped under the following seven main topics:

World energy supply and demand, and the future role of nuclear power Supply of nuclear fuel and fuel cycle services Radioactivity management, including transport Experience and technical aspects of nuclear safety Nuclear power and public opinion Safeguarding of nuclear materials Nuclear power prospects and problems in developing countries.

The Proceedings are published in eight volumes. The first seven volumes contain the papers presented at the conference, a record of all the discussions and round tables, the special lectures, and the closing remarks of the Agency’s Director General, Dr. Sigvard Eklund. The papers appear in the original language of submission, either English, French, Russian or Spanish, and the abstracts are in all four languages. The discussions are published in English. The eighth volume contains an Author Index, a Paper Number Index, a complete Contents List of all volumes, and a List of Participants. The holding of the conference appeared well timed since it coincided with a period of world-wide reassessment of the role of nuclear power and of the larger problem: how best to satisfy the increasing world energy needs. As the Director General commented in his closing remarks, “a general agreement emerged from our discussions that nuclear power is a necessary and irreplaceable source of the future energy supply for mankind in both the short and the longer term.” The International Atomic Energy Agency wishes to record its sincere thanks to the Federal Government of Austria and to the authorities of the Province and City of Salzburg for the substantial support, the generous hospitality and the comprehensive and efficient services provided. These contributed greatly to the smooth running and success of the conference. SUMMARY OF COMPLETE CONTENTS

VOLUME 1 NUCLEAR POWER PROSPECTS AND PLANS General energy prospects; national system plans; current nuclear systems; advanced nuclear systems; advanced systems and applications; energy analysis; special evening lectures; closing remarks by the Director General.

VOLUME 2 THE NUCLEAR FUEL CYCLE, PART 1 Integrated planning of fuel cycle; uranium exploration and evaluation; raw materials mining and processing; fuel technology for LWR and HWR.

VOLUME 3 THE NUCLEAR FUEL CYCLE, PART 2 International co-operation in the fuel cycle; isotope separation; plutonium bearing fuels; HTR fuels; reprocessing technology; fuel cycle centres.

VOLUME 4 RADIOACTIVITY MANAGEMENT Standards for radioactivity management; operational aspects of radioactivity management; criteria for radioactivity management; radioactivity management practices; transport of radioactive materials; decommissioning.

VOLUME 5 NUCLEAR SAFETY Nuclear safety; safety requirements and experience, thermal reactors; safety of fast breeders and their fuel cycle; safety of fuel cycle facilities.

VOLUME 6 NUCLEAR POWER IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES Nuclear power in developing countries; nuclear programmes in developing countries; small power reactors, desalting; experience of nuclear power in developing countries.

VOLUME 7 NUCLEAR POWER AND PUBLIC OPINION, AND SAFEGUARDS Nuclear power and public opinion; safeguards.

VOLUME 8 INDEXES AND LISTS Contents lists of Volumes 1 to 7; list of participants; author and transliteration indexes; indexes of papers. EDITORIAL NOTE

The papers and discussions have been edited by the editorial staff o f the International Atom ic Energy Agency to the extent considered necessary for the reader’s assistance. The views expressed and the general style adopted remain, however, the responsibility o f the named authors or participants. In addition, the views are not necessarily those o f .the governments o f the nominating Member States or o f the nominating organizations. Where papers have been incorporated into these Proceedings without resetting by the Agency, this has been done with the knowledge o f the authors and their government authorities, and their cooperation is gratefully acknowledged. The Proceedings have been printed by composition typing and photo-offset lithography. Within the limitations imposed by this method, every effort has been made to maintain a high editorial standard,, in particular to achieve, wherever practicable, consistency o f units and symbols and conformity to the standards recommended by competent international bodies. The use in these Proceedings o f particular designations o f countries or territories does not imply any judgement by the publisher, the IAEA, as to the legal status o f such countries or territories, o f their authorities and institutions or o f the delimitation o f their boundaries. The mention o f specific companies or o f their products or brand names does not imply any endorsement or recommendation on the part o f the IAEA. Authors are themselves responsible for obtaining the necessary permission to reproduce copyright material from other sources. CONTENTS OF VOLUME 8

CONTENTS LISTS OF VOLUMES 1 TO 7 ...... 1

LIST OF PARTICIPANTS, SCIENTIFIC ADVISORY COMMITTEE AND CONFERENCE SECRETARIAT ...... 43 List of Participants ...... 45 Scientific Advisory Committee of the IAEA ...... 165 IAEA Conference Secretariat ...... 165

SUBJECT INDEX ...... 169

AUTHOR AND TRANSLITERATION INDEXES ...... 211 A uthor Index ...... 213 Transliteration Index ...... 233

INDEXES OF PAPERS AND PROGRAMME OF THE MEETING ...... 241 Index of Papers by Country or Organization ...... 243 Index of Papers by Number...... 247 Programme of the Meeting ...... 251

CORRIGENDUM 256

CONTENTS LISTS OF VOLUMES 1 TO 7

CONTENTS LISTS OF VOLUMES 1 TO 7

CONTENTS OF VOLUME 1

PLENARY SESSION I.A. GENERAL ENERGY PROSPECTS

World energy supply and demand and the future of nuclear power (IAEA-CN-36/583) ...... U. Lantzke Discussion ...... Сотрудничество стран-членов СЭВ по разработке энергетических реакторов различных типов, включая некоторые аспекты их ядерных топливных циклов (IAEA-CN-36/6) ...... А.Панасенков, И.Барбур, А.Барченков, Л.Молнар, В.Толпы го, В.Хаке, Б.Щерби нин (Co-operation o f the CMEA member countries in the development o f different reactor types, including certain aspects o f their nuclear fuel cycle: A. Panasenkov et al.) Energy in the developing countries: prospects and problems (IAEA-CN-36/581 ) ...... V. Baum Discussion ...... Energy options open to mankind beyond the turn of the century (IAEA-CN-36/538) ...... W. Hafele Discussion ......

PLENARY SESSION l.B. NATIONAL SYSTEM PLANS

Planification de la participation nucléaire au programme énergétique du Brésil (IAEA-CN-36/421) ...... A.R. Barbalho Discussion ...... 4 CONTENTS LISTS

National energy and nuclear power system plans of the Federal Republic of Germany (IAEA-CN-36/92) ...... 103 W.J. Schmidt-Kiister Discussion ...... 109 Le programme nucléo-électrique français (I AEA-CN-36/217) ...... I l l M. Boiteux Discussion ...... 124 Атомная энергетика и ее значение в СССР, как источника энергии (IAEA-CN-36/590) ...... :...... 127 А.М.П етросьянц (Nuclear power and its significance in the USSR as a source o f energy: A.M. Petros’yants) Discussion ...... 141 National energy programmes and plans of the USA (IAEA-CN-36/397) ..... 143 R. W. Fri Discussion ...... 152 The contribution of nuclear energy to meeting Italy’s electric power needs (IAEA-CN-36/464) ...... 155 A.M. Ange I ini Discussion ...... 173 UK experience of planning the nuclear contribution to the UK power programme (IAEA-CN-36/53) ...... 175 S. Catchpole, P.P. Jenkin Discussion ...... 188 Структура атомной энергетики с учетом производства энергии помимо электричества (IAEA-CN-36/337) ...... 189 A.П.Александров, В.А.Легасов, B.А.Сидоренко, Н.Н.П ономарев-Степной, А.Н.П роценко, В.Н.Гребенник, Е.С.Глушков (Structure o f the nuclear power industry with allowance for energy production other than electricity: A.P. Aleksandrov et al.) The role of nuclear power in meeting future US energy needs (IAEA-CN-36/396) ...... 203 E.A. Wiggin Nuclear power programmes and medium-term projections in the OECD area (IAEA-CN-36/492) ...... 213 J. Miida, W. Hàussermann, S. Mankin Nuclear power in developing countries (IAEA-CN-36/500) ...... 233 J.A. Lane, A.J. Covarrubias, B.J. Csik, A. Fattah, G. Woite Discussion ...... 248 CONTENTS LISTS 5

PLENARY SESSION l.C. CURRENT NUCLEAR SYSTEMS

CANDU — Canadian experience and expectations with the heavy- water reactor (IAEA-CN-36/179) ...... 253 J.S. Foster, S.H. Russell Discussion ...... 265 PWR and BWR light water reactor systems in the USA and their fuel cycle (IAEA-CN-36/566) ...... 267 W.D. Crawford Discussion ...... 285 The LWR fuel cycle in the Federal Republic of Germany (IAEA-CN-36/95) ...... '...... 287 F.J. Spalthoff K.-P. Messer Démarrage du système français des réacteurs à eau légère et de son cycle du combustible (IAEA-CN-36/218) ...... 297 D. Gaussot, R. Delayre, A. Elkouby, J. Sorneirt, B. de Vulpian Развитие атомной энергетики в СССР (IAEA-CN-36/357) ...... 323 А.Н.Григорьянц, Л.М.Воронин, И.А.Егоров, E.П.Карелин (Development o f the nuclear power industry in the USSR: A.N. Grigor’yants et al.) Развитие уран-графитовых канальных реакторов в СССР (IAEA-CN-36/586) ...... 335 А.П.Александров, Н.А. Доллежаль (The development o f uranium-graphite channel reactors in the USSR: A.P. Aleksandrov, N.A. Dollezhal’) The gas-cooled high temperature reactor: Perspectives, problems and programmes (IAEA-CN-36/94) ...... 349 K.-H. Beckurts, P. Engelmann, D.E. Erb Discussion ...... •...... 366

PLENARY SESSION l.D. ADVANCED NUCLEAR SYSTEMS

Situation et perspectives du programme français de réacteurs à neutrons rapides (IAEA-CN-36/219) ...... '...... 371 G. Vendryès, G. Besse, M. Rosenholc, B. Saitcevsky Discussion ...... 390 6 CONTENTS LISTS

Программа и состояние работ по быстрым реакторам в СССР (IAEA-CM-36/356) ...... 393 О . Д . К а з а ч к о в с к ий , А . Г . M е ш к о в , Ф.М.Митенков, К.Т.Василенко, В.М.Грязев, Г.В.Киселев, JI.А.Кочетков, В.Б.Лыткин, В.В.Пахомов, Н.И.Савин, М.Ф.Троянов, В.И.Ширяев, В.А.Цыканов, Д.С.Юрченко ( The present status of the fast reactor programme in the USSR: O.D. Kazachkovskij et al.) Discussion ...... 414 New directions in fission energy research and development in the United States of America (IAEA-CN-36/427) ...... 415 R.D. Thorne Discussion ...... 422 Status and programme for the fast breeder reactor in the United Kingdom (IAEA-CN-36/54)...... 425 N. L. Franklin, J.M. Hill Discussion ...... 435 Status and programme of fast breeder reactor development in Japan (IAEA-CN-36/164) ...... 437 T. Suita, A. Oyama Discussion ...... 453 Status and development programme of the fast breeder reactor system in the Federal Republic of Germany (IAEA-CN-36/497)...... '455 U. Daunert, G. Kessler Le rôle de la fusion dans l’avenir de l’énergie nucléaire: Un point de vue européen (IAEA-CN-36/473) ...... 473 G. Grieger, D. Palumbo Discussion ...... 492 The role of fusion as a future power source (IAEA-CN-36/428) ...... 493 E.E. Kintner Discussion ...... 510

TECHNICAL SESSION 8. SPECIAL SESSION ON ADVANCED SYSTEMS AND APPLICATIONS

Status and prospects of thermal breeding: Preliminary report (IAEA-CN-36/302) ...... 513 Thermal Breeder Consultants Group CONTENTS LISTS 7

MSR (Pu converters) and MSBRs in commercial nuclear power stations (IAEA-CN-36/424)...... 531 L .F.C. Reich le Discussion ...... 540 The need for high-performance breeder reactors (IAEA-CN-36/478) ...... 543 R.D. Vaughan, J. Chermanne The European Community case for nuclear power (IAEA-CN-36/365) .... 557 J.C. Charrault, J.H. de Nordwall, R. Viseur, C. Vivante, G. Graziani, C. Rinaldini, C. Zanantoni Основные технические проблемы и перспективы создания газоохлаждаемых быстрых реакторов на диссоциирующем теплоносителе мощностью 1200-1500 МВт (IAEA-CN-36/332) ...... 569 A.К.Красин, В.Б.Нестеренко, Б.Е.Тверк овкин, В.А.Наумов, В.П.Гольцев, С.Д.Ковалев, Л.И.Колы хан (Basic performance problems and prospects for 1200-1500 MW gas-cooled fast reactors with dissociating coolant: A.K. Krasin et al.) Применение магнитогидродинамических генераторов в ядерной энергетике (IAEA-CN-36/529) ...... 585 B.А.Кириллин, А.Е.Шейндлин ( Use of MHD generators in nuclear power engineering: V.A. Kirillin, A.E. Sheindlin) The production of refined intermediate fuels with high temperature reactors (IAEA-CN-36/376)...... 605 P.J. N ow acki Использование ядерных реакторов для высоко- температурных энерготехнологических промышленных процессов (IA E A -СМ-36/339) 625 H.А.Доллежаль, Н.Д.Заичко, А.М.Алексеев, Б.Б.Батуров, Ю.И.Корякин, Э.К.Назаров, Н.Н.П ономарев-Степной, А.Н.Проценко, B.А.Черняев ( Use of nuclear reactors to produce high-temperature heat for energy-intensive industrial processes: N.A. Dollezhal et al.) Discussion ...... !...... 639 Reactor waste heat utilization and district heating reactors (IAEA-CN-36/275) ...... 641 K. Hannerz, Y. Larsson, P.H. Margen Discussion ...... 654 8 CONTENTS LISTS

Ядерный перегрев пара. Итоги и перспективы на современном этапе

(IAEA-CN-36/325) 6 5 5 Б.Б.Батуров , Г. А. Зверева, Ю. И. Митяев, В.И.Михан ( Nuclear superheating o f steam: Results and current prospects: B.B. Baturov et al.) Пути повышения экономичности АЭС с реакторами типа В В Э Р (IAEA-CN-36/336) ...... 669 В.А.Вознесенский, А.Р.Нихамкин, В.А.Сидоренко, С.А.Скворцов (Ways o f improving the economic indices o f nuclear power plants with light-water cooled and moderated reactors: V.A. Voznesenskij et al.) Discussion ...... 682 Nuclear merchant ship propulsion (IAEA-CN-36/93) ...... 683 E. Schroder, W. Jager, H.-G. Schafstall Discussion ...... 692 Экономические аспекты развития атомной энергетики и предприятий топливного цикла в СССР (IAEA-CN-36/333) 695 Н.П.Дергачев, А.К.Круглов, В.М.Седов, С.В.Шуклин (Economic aspects o f the development o f nuclear power and fuel-cycle plants in the USSR: N.P. Dergachev et al.)

TECHNICAL SESSION 2.1.1. ENERGY ANALYSIS

Net energy from nuclear power (IAEA-CN-36/399) ...... 709 A.M. Perry, R.M. Rotty, D.B. Reister Energy analysis of nuclear power plants and their fuel cycle (IAEA-CN-36/145) ...... 723 C. Held, G. Moraw, M. Schneeberger, A. Szeless Discussion on Papers IAEA-CN-36/399 and 145 ...... 739

ROUND TABLE 1 Role of nuclear power in future energy supply: Prospects and constraints 743

SPECIAL EVENING LECTURES

Nuclear energy at the turning point (IAEA-CN-36/593) 7 6 1 A.M. Weinberg CONTENTS LISTS 9

Реактор БН-350: разработка, конструкция, опыт эксплуатации (IAEA-CN-36/594) ...... 775 М.Ф.Троянов ( The BN-350 reactor: Development, design and operating experience: M.F. Troyanov)

CLOSING REMARKS BY THE DIRECTOR GENERAL Closing remarks (IAEA-CN-36/592)...... 791 S. Eklund

CONTENTS OF VOLUME 2

PLENARY SESSION 2. A. INTEGRATED PLANNING OF FUEL CYCLE

Plutonium use — Present status and prospects (IA E A -C N -36/477)...... 3 J. van Dievoet, E. Fossoul, E. Jonckheere, E. Vanden Bemden Discussion...... 18 Plutonium utilization in thermal and fast reactors in Japan (IAEA-CN-36/16 2 ) ...... 21 T. Amanuma, K. Uematsu Discussion...... 34 The thorium fuel cycle (IAEA-CN -36/96)...... 37 E.R. Merz Discussion...... 52 The thorium fuel cycle in water-moderated reactor systems (IAEA-CN-36/17 7 ) ...... 55 E. Critoph Основные проблемы регенерации отработавших твэлов атомных электростанций (IAEA-CN-36/354) ...... 75 В.В.Фомин, В.Б.Шевченко, В.И.Землянухин, Н.С.Чугреев, В.С.Шмидт, А.Н.Кондратьев, Л.Н.Лазарев, А.С.Никифоров, Б.В.Никипелов,М.В.Гладышев (Basic problems in reprocessing spent fuel elements o f nuclear power plants: V. V. Fomin et al.) Discussion...... 90 Status and prospects for reprocessing (IAEA-CN-36/56)...... 93 G.K. Rossney 1 0 CONTENTS LISTS

Demand and supply estimates for the nuclear fuel cycle (IAEA -CN -36/493)...... 101 W. Hàussermann, P. Hogroian, R. Krymm, J. Cameron, 0. Pedersen, G. Woite Discussion...... 130 Industrial and commercial considerations affecting future uranium supply and demand (IAEA-CN -36/55)...... 131 J. Kostuik Discussion...... 144 Availability of enrichment services (IAEA-CN-36/276)...... 145 E. Svenke Future trends of light-water reactor fuel-cycle costs (IAEA-CN-36/1 6 3 )...... 153 S. Tamiya, R. Kiyose, T. Otomo, T. Meguro Fuel-cycle financing, capital requirements and sources of funds (IAEA-CN-36/51 4 )...... 169 R. W. Manderbach Discussion...... 183 Financial aspects of nuclear power programmes from the experience of the Foratom Member Countries (IAEA-CN -36/7)...... 185 R. Riverola Pelayo Le cycle du combustible nucléaire: ombres et lumières (IA EA -C N -36/220)...... 217 A. Giraud Discussion...... 233

TECHNICAL SESSION 2.1.2. URANIUM EXPLORATION AND EVALUATION

Uranium exploration and evaluation techniques (IA EA -CN -36/60)...... 237 S.H. U. Bowie Evaluation of modern uranium prospecting techniques (IAEA-CN-36/1 9 7 )...... 249 E.L. Evans, F.Q. Barnes, D.S. Robertson, D.R. Derry Discussion...... 257 Uranium exploration in Australia (IAEA-CN-36/503)...... 259 G. C. Battey, B. W. Hawkins Uranium and thorium resources and development of techniques and equipment for their prospection (IA EA -CN -36/564)...... 271 G.R. Udas, N.S. В halla, A. V. Phadke, PC. Ghosh, S.N. Singh, S.G. Tewari, Jagmer Singh, K.B. Ingreji, S.P. Hingoraney Discussion...... 284 CONTENTS LISTS 11

A new approach for geochemical surveys o f large areas for uranium resource potential (IA EA -C N -36/22)...... 285 J.W. Arendt, T.R. Butz, G.W. Cagle, V.E. Kane, C.E. Nichols Discussion...... 299 New developments in the techniques o f uranium exploration in Egypt: Case histories for exploration under arid conditions (IA EA -CN -36/48)...... 301 E.M. El-Shazly, W.M. Meshref A. A. Ammar, M.A. El-Ghawaby, LA. El-Kassas, M.M. El-Rakaiby Изотопно-возрастные методы при поисках и разведке месторождений атомного сырья(IAEA-C1M -36/329)...... 315 Л.В.Комлев, Е.Б.Андерсон (Iso topic dating methods in nuclear raw materials prospecting: L. V. Komlev, E.B. Anderson) Discussion...... 327 Закономерности размещения месторождений урана и м е то д о л о ги я их оценки ( I A E A -C N - 3 6 /5 8 7 )...... 329 А.Н.Еремеев, Н.С.Зонтов, Н.П.Лаверов, М.В.Шумилин (Distribution patterns o f uranium deposits and methods o f evaluating them: A.N. Eremeev et al.)

TECHNICAL SESSION 2.2. RAW MATERIALS MINING AND PROCESSING

Nouvelles technologies pour le traitement des minerais d’uranium (IA EA -C N -36/256)...... 355 J. Renaud, G. Bou tonne t Discussion...... 361 Радиометрическое обогащение бедных урановых руд ( I A E A -C N - 3 6 / 3 2 1 ) ...... 365 М.Л.Скриниченко, А.П.Татарников, А.И.Горшков, А.П.Чернов, Ю.А.Лебедев, М.А.Темников, И.Д.Гаврилов, И . В. К о ш е л е в , А. С . Г л а з к о в (The radiometric enrichment o f poor uranium ores: M.L. Skrinichenko et al.) Recuperación del uranio del ácido fosfórico (IAEA-CN-36/21 1 )...... 377 G. Cordero Gómez, L. Gutiérrez Jodra, J.L. Otero de la Gándara, J.M. Josa García Discussion...... 391 12 CONTENTS LISTS

Бесфильтрационный метод переработки урановых руд ( I A E A - C N - 3 6 /3 5 5 ) ...... :...... 393 Б.Н.Ласкорин, Л.И.Водолазов, Н.Н.Токарев, В.И.Вялков, В.А.Голдобина (Non-filtration method o f processing uranium ores: B. N. Laskorin et al. ) Discussion...... 405 Uranium production from low-grade Swedish shale (IA EA -CN -36/277)..... 407 O. Carlsson, L.-Â. Noejd Discussion...... 415 Извлечение урана из природных вод (IAEA-CN-36/327) ..... 417 Б.Н.Ласкорин,С.С.Метальников, Г.И.Смол и на (Recovery o f uranium from natural waters: B.N. Laskorin et al.) Discussion...... 428 Extraction of uranium from sea-water (IA E A -C N -36/161)...... 431 M. Kanno Discussion...... 441 Technological problems concerning the complex recovery of uranium and accompanying elements from sedimentary ores (IA EA -C N -36/454)...... 445 K. Pinkas Discussion...... 455 Status of thorium technology (IA EA -C N -36/384)...... 457 R.K. Garg, R. V. Raghavan, V.M. Karve, G.R. Narayandas Discussion...... 470

TECHNICAL SESSION 2.4. FUEL TECHNOLOGY FOR LWR AND HWR

Viewpoint of utilities regarding fuel management of nuclear power plants (IAEA-CN-36/14 4 ) ...... 475 C. Held, G. Moraw, M. Schneeberger, A. Szeless Discussion...... 490 Italian progress on light-water reactor fuel design, manufacturing, testing and management (IAEA-CN -36/310)...... 491 G. Arcelli, A. Ariemma, T. Bozzoni, G. Coluccio, M. Cometto, M. Gabaglio, S. Gatti, T. Gerevini, M. Paoletti Gualandi, F. Pistella, G. Testa Discussion...... 503 CONTENTS LISTS 13

Nuclear fuel in water reactors: Manufacturing technology, operational experience and development objectives in the Federal Republic of Germany (IAEA-CN-36/1 0 3 )...... 505 R. Holzer, D. Knôdler Discussion...... 515 Integrated planning for a fuel industry, with emphasis on the minimum size appropriate for fabricating one’s own fuel (IAEA-CN -36/386)...... 517 N. Kondal Rao, H.C. Katiyar, R. Rajendran, K.K. Sinha, N. Swaminathan, R.B. Subramanyam, B.P. Pande, T.S. Krishnan, G.C. Agarwala, V.A. Chandramouli, R.S. Rustagi, K. Balaramamoorthy Actions menée en France concernant la conception, la fabrication, la gestion et le développement du combustible nucléaire (IA EA -C N -36/569)...... 527 R. Brandt, R. Traccucci, G. Joly, A. Gloaguen, J. Delafosse Discussion...... 542 Evaluation of plutonium, uranium and thorium use in power reactor fuel cycles (IAEA-CN -36/402)...... 543 PR. Kasten, F.J. Homan Discussion...... 555

A process for the preparation of uranium dioxide particles by deposition in a fluidized bed (IAEA-CN -36/293)...... 557 R. Eichler, K. Quaritsch, W. Ratzsch, P. Rausendorf Discussion...... 568 Performance and reliability of light-water reactor fuel (IAEA -CN -36/475)...... 569 H. Bairiot, P. Deramaix, C. Vandenberg Discussion...... 579 Fuel reliability in light-water reactors: Experience and assessment for the future (IAEA-CN -36/474)...... 581 E. Rolstad, S. В фгres en Discussion...... 592 General Discussion ...... 594 CANDU fuel — fifteen years of power reactor experience (IAEA-CN-36/1 8 4 )...... 595 G.R. Fanjoy, A. S. Bain SGHWR fuel performance, safetyand reliability (IAEA-CN-36/63)...... 607 D O. Pickman, G.H. Inglis Discussion on papers IAEA-CN-36/184 and IAEA-CN-36/63...... 621 Evaluation of in-reactor measurements of fuel-rod deformations (I AE A-CN-36 /4 9 5 ) ...... 623 J.A. Firing, E. Kolstad 14 CONTENTS LISTS

Experimental investigations of the power-ramp failure propensity of light-water reactor fuel (IAEA -CN -36/279)...... 635 H. Mogard, U. Bergenlid, R. Bodh, G. Lysell Discussion...... 650

Safety of light-water reactor fuel (IAEA -CN -36/549)...... 651 A. Morishima, M. Ishikawa, S. Suguri

Performance evaluation of U 0 2-Zr fuel in power-ramp tests (IAEA -CN -36/203)...... 661 P. Knudsen, C. Bagger, N. Kjaer-Pedersen Behaviour of light-water reactor fuel elements under accident conditions (IAEA-CN -36/124)...... 673 H. Albrecht, M. Bofek, F. Erbacher, A. Fiege, M. Fischer, S. Hagen, P. Hofmann, H. Holleck, E. Karb, S. Leistikow, S. Malang, C. Ondracek, F. Thümmler, K. Wiehr Discussion...... 693

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PLENARY SESSION 2.B. INTERNATIONAL CO-OPERATION IN THE FUEL CYCLE

The development of an integrated nuclear fuel-cycle industry to meet the needs of the Italian nuclear power programme (IAEA-CN-36/303) ...... 3 A.M. Angelini, G. Badolato, E. Clementel International co-operation in the supply of nuclear fuel and fuel cycle services (IAEA-CN-36/509) ...... 19 N.F. SieveringJr. Discussion...... 32 International co-operation in the supply of nuclear fuel cycle services (IA E A -C N -36/57)...... 35 C. Allday Le rôle de la Commission des Communautés européennes en matière d’approvisionnement en combustibles nucléaires et de développement de l’industrie des combustibles nucléaires (IA EA -C N -36/375)...... 45 J.C. Charrault, S. Orlowski Fuel-cycle centres (IA EA -C N -36/97)...... 57 M. Hagen CONTENTS LISTS 15

Regional nuclear fuel cycle centres: IAEA Study Project (IAEA-CN-36/487) ...... 71 V. Meckoni, R.J. Catlin, L.L. Bennett Discussion...... 95

TECHNICAL SESSION 2.3. ISOTOPE SEPARATION

Canadian heavy water production (IAEA-CN-36/183) ...... 99 A. Dahlinger, W.E. Lockerby, H.K. Rae Discussion...... 108 Enrichissement de l’uranium par le procédé de diffusion gazeuse (IAEA-CN-36/223) ...... 11 1 J.F. Petit Discussion...... 125 Research on and economic evaluation of uranium enrichment by gaseous diffusion in Japan (IAEA-CN-36/552) ...... 127 T. Aochi, R. Nakane, S. Takahashi Discussion...... 140 Status of the Urenco/Centec centrifuge project and advantages of the process (IAEA-CN-36/99)...... ;...... 143 D. Aston, E. Raetz Discussion...... 151 Uranium enrichment by centrifugation in Japan (IAEA-CN-36/16 0 )...... 153 T. Watanabe, T. Murase The separation nozzle process for uranium isotope enrichment (IAEA-CN-36/100) ...... 161 E. W. Becker Discussion...... 170 Development and progress of the South African enrichment project (IAEA-CN-36/300) ' ...... 171 A.J.A. Roux, W.L. Grant, R.A. Barbour, R.S. Loubser, J.J. Wannenburg Discussion...... 182 Italian activities in uranium enrichment (IAEA-CN -36/311 )...... 183 P. Bullio, P. Caldirola, F. Fraschetti, M. Leboffe, G.B. Scuricini Evolution des procédés de séparation des isotopes de l’uranium en France (IAEA-CN-36/257) ...... 203 C. Fréjacques, M. Gelée, D. Massignon, P. Plurien New processes for uranium isotope separation (IAEA-CN -36/1 2 )...... 215 P.R. Vanstrum, S.A. Levin Discussion...... 225 Chairman’s final remarks on the session ...... 226 16 CONTENTS LISTS

TECHNICAL SESSION 2.5. PLUTONIUM-BEARING FUELS

Plutonium-bearing oxide fuels for recycling in thermal reactors and fast breeder reactors (IA EA -C N -36/561)...... 229 G. W. Cunningham Discussion...... 235 Status of the development of mixed-oxide fuels in the Power Reactor and Nuclear Fuel Development Corporation (PNC) (IAEA-CN-36/553)... 237 T. Muto, M. Koizumi, K. Naruki, T. Itaki, T. Amanuma L’utilisation du plutonium (IAEA-CN -36/570)...... 249 A. Ferrari, R. Delayre, H. Guillet, J.C. Mougniot Plutonium utilization in fast-breeder and light-water reactors in Italy (IAEA-CN-36/577) ...... 259 D. Mangiagalli, F. Cicognani, F. Pistella, G. Testa, A. Villani, A. Ariemma, G.F. Castelli, A. Linari, M. Paoletti Gualandi, B. Musso Prospects for the establishment of plutonium recycle in thermal reactors in the Foratom countries: Status and assessment (IAEA-CN-36/1 4 3 ).... 271 A. Chamberlain, C. Melches Benefit/cost analysis of plutonium recycle options in the United States of America (IAEA-CN -36/438)...... :...... 289 H. Lowenberg, J.B. Burnham, F.D. Fisher, W.H. Ray Discussion...... 298 Experience with plutonium recycle fuel for large light-water reactors in the Federal Republic of Germany (IAEA-CN -36/558)...... 305 M Eickelpasch, H. Schenk, H. Stehle, H. Spierling, W. Stoll Плутониевое топливо и твэлы для энергетических р еак то р о в (IAEA-CN-36/353) ...... 323 A.С.Займовский, И.С.Головнин, Т.С.Меньшикова, Н.П.Агапова, Ю.К.Бибилашвили, В.А.Цыканов, Е.Ф.Давыдов,В.М.Грязев, B.Н.Сюзев, В.И.Кузьмин, В.М.Седов, Н.П.Дергачев (Plutonium fuel and fuel elements for power reactors: A.S. Zajmovskij et al.) Discussion...... 339 Economic considerations of plutonium utilization in the nuclear power strategy of Finland (IAEA-CN -36/431 ) ...... 341 P. Silvennoinen, E. Tusa, J. T. Routti Un cycle du combustible fermé: celui de Rapsodie (IAEA -CN -36/266)..... 353 J. C. Mougniot, M. Boudry, L. Costa, H. Levallet, P. Miquel, M. Robin CONTENTS LISTS 1 7

Caractéristiques et comportement du combustible Phénix (IA E A -C N -36/268)...... 365 P. Delpeyroux, Y. Balloffet, P. Blanchard, P. Courcon, M. Jallade, P. Millet, J. Rousseau, Y. Carteret, P. Coulon, J.M. Dupouy Discussion...... j...... 376 Fast reactor fuel design and development (IA EA -CN -36/64)...... 377 J.F.W. Bishop, A. Chamberlain, J.A.G. Holmes Discussion...... 391 Introducing experimental evidence in the critical aspects of SNR fuel design (IAEA-CN-36/489) ...... |...... 395 A. Michel, L. Stevens, W. Biermann, H. Tôbbe

TECHNICAL SESSION 2.6. HTR AND OTHER ADVANCED FUELS

Fabrication et performances du combustible français pour réacteurs à haute température (IAEA-CN-36/270) ...... 1...... 411 C. Moreau, A. Ballagny, R. Bujas, J. Holder, R. Ranc, R. Soulhier HTGR fuel and fuel cycle technology (IAEA-CN-36/57|8)...... 433 A.L. Lotts, F.J. Homan, E. Balthesen, H. Huschka, R.F. Turner Discussion...... J...... 452 Status of VHTR fuel research in Japan (IAEA-CN-36/1 6 8 )...... 455 S. Nomura, K. Iwamoto, T. Tsujino Discussion...... 1...... 465 Preparation of U 0 2 dense spherical particles by the soljgel technique (IAEA-CN-36/469) ...... |...... 467 V. Urbánék, J. Dolezal Discussion...... 1...... 475 Технологические аспекты получения топлива для различных энергетических реакторов (IAEA-CN-36/352) ...... I...... 477 Ф.Г.Решетников, Р.Б.Котельник] ов, B.И.Кушаковский, В.М.Макаров П.М.Верховых ( Technological aspects o f fuel production for different power reactors: F.G. Reshetnikov et al.) Discussion...... 490 Advances in carbide fuel element development for application to fast reactors (IAEA-CN -36/1 0 8 )...... 493 W. Dienst, H. Kleykamp, G. Mühling, H. Reiser, H. Steiner, F. Thiimmler, H. Wedemeyer, P. Weimar Discussion...... 509 18 CONTENTS LISTS

Behaviourof advanced fast-breeder fuels at high power density (IAEA-CN-36/369) ...... 511 H. Blank, R. Lindner, H.-J. Matzke Discussion...... 526

TECHNICAL SESSION 2.7. REPROCESSING TECHNOLOGY

Conception, construction, exploitation et entretien des usines de retraitement: Expérience acquise (IAEA -CN -36/224)...... 529 J. Couture, J. Mamelle, P. Auchapt Discussion...... 544 Italian experience with pilot reprocessing plants (IAEA-CN-36/304) ...... 547 S. Cao, H. Dworsehak, G. Rolandi, R. Simonetta Experience in constructing a spent nuclear fuel reprocessing plant in Japan (IAEA-CN-36/16 7 ) ...... 561 K. Hashimoto, A. Sakuma, K. Inoue Indian experience in fuel reprocessing (IAEA-CN-36/391) ...... 571 A.N. Prasad, S. V. Kumar Discussion...... 578 Fuel reprocessing and waste treatment at Karlsruhe Nuclear Research Centre (IAEA-CN-36/571) ...... 579 W. Sehüllèr, K.L. Huppert, R. von Ammon, G. Baumgartel, F. Baumgartner, H.J. Bleyl, D. Ertel, J. Furrer, H. Goldacker, P. Groll, E. Henrich, G. Koch, R. Kroebel, W. Ochsenfeld, H. Schmieder, L. Stieglitz, W. Weinlànder, J. G. Wilhelm Discussion...... 591 Reprocessing technology for present water-reactor fuels (IAEA-CN-36/51 3) ...... 593 P R. McMUrray Discussion...... 601 Основные вопросы регенерации топлива реакторов на быстрых нейтронах (IAEA-CN-36/318) ...... 603 М . А . Д е м ь я н о в и ч , П . М . И в а н о в , Г.П.Новоселов, В.Н.Прусаков, Э.В.Ренард, О.В.Скиба, А.В.Серов, А.Ф.Царенко, В.Б.Шевченко, В.С.Шмидт (Basic problems o f fast-reactor fuel recovery: M.A. Dem ’yanovich et al.) Fast-reactor fuel reprocessing in the United Kingdom (IAEA-CN -36/66)..... 615 R.H. Allard ice, C. Buck, J. Williams Discussion...... 630 CONTENTS LISTS 19

Technologie du retraitement des combustibles des réactéurs rapides (IAEA-CN-36/567) ...... 633 J. Sauteron, M, Bourgeois, J. Couture, P. Roblin Discussion...... 645 Физические характеристики топлива быстрых энергетических реакторов и их влияние на топливный цикл (IAEA-CN-36/326) ...... ,...... 647 О.Д.Бакуменко, Е.М.Ихлов, М.Я.Кулаковский, Б.Г.Ромашкин, М.Ф.Троянов, А.Г.Цикунов (Physical characteristics o f fast power reactor fuel and their effect upon the fuel cycle: O.D. Bakumenko et al.) Discussion...... !...... 660 Reprocessing technology in the HTGR fuel cycle (IAEA-CN-36/1 1 2 )...... 661 G. Kaiser, E. Merz, E. Zimmer, H. Pirk, P. Vygen Discussion...... 671 Developments in reprocessing technology for high-temperature and fast-breeder fuels (IAEA-CN -36/14) ...... 673 W.D. Burch, A.L. Lotts

TECHNICAL SESSION 2.9. FUEL CYCLE CENTRES

Ядерные энергокомплексы и экономико-экологические проблемы развития ядерной энергетики (IAEA-CN-36/334) ...... 695 Н . А . Д о л л е ж а л ь , В . Н . Б о б о л о в и ч , И.Я.Емельянов, А.И.Чурин, А.С.Коченов, Ю.И-. Корякин, А.Я.Столяревский, В.А.Черняев, Н.М.П ономарев-Степной, А.Н.Проценко (Nuclear energy centres and the economic and ecological problems o f nuclear power development: N.A. Dollezhal’ et al.) Large-scale fuel cycle centres (IA E A -C N -36/562)...... 709 S.H. Smiley, K.M. Black Discussion on Papers IAEA-CN-36/334 and 562 ...... 721 Regional fuel cycle centres for South and South-East Asia (IAEA-CN-36/3) ...... 723 M. Innas Ali, M. Ahsan, S.R. Husain, R.K. Chowdhury, A. Rahman 20 CONTENTS LISTS

ROUND TABLE 2.1 Developments and decisions needed to assure the nuclear fuel cycle...... 731

ROUND TABLE 2.2 Integrated planning of the nuclear fuel cycle industry...... 745

CONTENTS OF VOLUME 4

PLENARY SESSION ЗА. STANDARDS FOR RADIOACTIVITY MANAGEMENT

Bases for establishing radiation exposure limits (IA E A -C N -36/488)...... 3 E.E. Pochin Problèmes soulevés par l’application des recommandations de la Commission internationale de protection radiologique (IAEA-CN-36/232) ...... 13 H. Jammet, D. Méchali Discussion on papers IAEA-CN-36/488 and 232 ...... 21 Collective dose commitments from nuclear power programmes (IAEA-CN-36/9) ...... 23 D. Beninson, B. Bennett, G. Webb New approaches to deriving limits of the release of radioactive material into the environment (IAEA-CN-36/280) ...... 41 B. Lindell Discussion on papers IAEA-CN-36/9 and 2 8 0 ...... 61 Regulatory requirements for radiation protection (IAEA-CN-36/484) ..... 63 E.A. Mason, R.E. Cunningham, J.E. Hard, R.J. Mattson, R.D. Smith, H. T. Peterson Jr. Regulatory requirements for radioactivity management in India (IAEA-CN-36/387) ...... 77 V.K. Gupta, S.D. Soman, A.K. Ganguly Оценка, прогноз и регламентация доз облучения населения в связи с эксплуатацией АЭС в СССР (IAEA-CN -36/351) ...... 91 Н.Г.Гусев, А.И.Бурназян, Е.И.Воробьев, Л.А.Ильин, В.М.Козлов, А.Д.Туркин, В.А.Беляев (Evaluation, prediction and regulation o f population exposure doses in connection with nuclear power plant operation in the USSR: N.G. Gusev et al.) Discussion on papers IAEA-CN-36/484, 387 and 351 ...... 107 CONTENTS LISTS 21

PLENARY SESSION 3B. OPERATIONAL ASPECTS OF RADIOACTIVITY MANAGEMENT

Present trends in radioactive waste management policies in OECD countries, and related international co-operative efforts (IAEA-CN-36/491 ) ...... I l l J.P. Olivier Discussion ...... 123 Management of high-level and alpha-bearing wastes (IAEA-CN-36/15) ..... 125 F.L. Culler, J.O. Blomeke, H.E. Goeller, A.M. Platt Discussion ...... 141 Gestion des déchets radioactifs de haute activité (produits de fission) (IAEA-CN-36/226) ...... 143 A. Redon, J. Mamelle, M. Chambón, B. Giraud Discussion ...... 155 Waste management in the Federal Republic of Germany — A survey of policy and research and development (IA E A -C N -36/98)...... 157 R.P. Randl Discussion ...... 165 Management of radioactive wastes from nuclear fuels and power plants in Canada (IAEA-CN-36/178) ...... 167 M. Tomlinson, S.A. Mayman, H. Y. Tammemagi, W.F. Merritt, J.A. Morrison, H.S. Irvine, G.A. Vivian, J. Gale, B. Sanford, P.J. Dyne Discussion ...... 181 Пути решения вопросов радиационной безопасности и защиты окружающей среды при обращении с радиоактивными отходами на атомных электростанциях в СССР (IAEA-CN-36/349) ...... 183 Д.И.Гусев, А.С.Белицкий, А.Д.Туркин, B.М.К озлов (Solutions to the problems o f radiation safety and environmental protection in connection with the handling o f radioactive waste at nuclear power stations in the USSR: D.I. Gusev et al.) Discussion ...... 194 Expérience de mise en oeuvre et d’application du règlement dans les transports de combustibles irradiés et de plutonium (IAEA-CN-36/227).. 195 Y. Sousselier Discussion ...... 208 Technical and economic aspects of nuclear power plant decommissioning (IAEA-CN-36/16) ...... 211 H. Glauberman, W.J. Manion Discussion...... 223 22 CONTENTS LISTS

TECHNICAL SESSION 3.1. CRITERIA FOR RADIOACTIVITY MANAGEMENT

О некоторых подходах к проблеме нормирования облучения населения от выбросов АЭС (IAEA-CN-36/347) ...... 227 A.Д.Туркин, М.М.Сауров, B.А.Книжников, Д.И.Гусев (Some approaches to the problem o f determining standards for population exposure due to radioactive releases from nuclear power stations: A.D. Turkin et al.) Discussion...... 235

Methods of establishing limits on discharge to the environment of radioactive material emerging from the fuel cycle (IAEA-CN-36/292) ...... 237 G. Sitzlack, K. Neumeister, H. Rabold, F. W. Kriiger Discussion ...... 251

Evaluation of potential radiation exposure around nuclear installations in the Federal Republic of Germany: Methods and practice (IAEA-CN-36/114) ...... 253 A. Becker, L.F. Franzen, P. Handge, G. Meurin

О необходимости оценки пределов сброса радиоактивных отходов в водные системы международного значения (IAEA-CN-36/346) ...... 267 Л.И.Гедеонов, В.А.Блинов, Л.И.Густова, Л.М.Иванова, Л.Н.Лазарев, С.М.Вакуловский, В.Б.Чумичев, Н.А.Рак о в (On the necessity for evaluation o f the limits o f radioactive waste disposal into water systems o f international importance: L.I. Gedeonov et al.) Discussion ...... 289

An assessment methodology of environmental risks associated with radioactive waste management (IAEA-CN-36/28) ...... 291 S.M. Goldberg, S.E. Logan, M.C. Berbano

Global collective dose commitments from release of long-lived radionuclides: Differential cost-benefit considerations (IAEA-CN-36/205) ...... 303 H.L. Gj(j>rup Discussion ...... 314 CONTENTS LISTS 23

Radioactive effluents and present and future radiation exposure of the population from nuclear facilities in the Federal Republic of Germany (IAEA-CN-36/557) ...... 317 H. Edelhauser, H. Bonka, I. Gans, R. Wolter, O. Huber, K.J. Vogt Discussion ...... 335 Radioactive waste disposal in geological formations (IAEA-CN-36/313) ..... 337 F. Gera A cost/benefit analysis oif methods for controlling the release of radioactive materials in the nuclear fuel cycle(IAEA-CN-36/429) ...... 351 R.E. Blanco, R.C. Dahlman, W. Davis Jr., B.C. Finney, W.S. Groenier, G.S. Hill, A.H. Kibbey, F.G. Kitts, R.B. Lindauer, R.E. Moore, W.H. Pechin, J. W. Roddy, A.D. Ryon, R.D. Seagren, M.B. Sears, J.P. Witherspoon Discussion ...... 364

TECHNICAL SESSION 3.2. RADIOACTIVITY MANAGEMENT PRACTICES

Industrial aspects of radioactive waste management in Western Europe (IAEA-CN-36/8) ...... 369 F.R. Marcus, F. Seynaeve Discussion ...... 379 Goals and criteria for the management of nuclear wastes: Rethinking the problem (IAEA-CN -36/511 ) ...... 381 W.P. Bishop, D.H. Frazier Radioactive waste in the Federal Republic of Germany (IAEA-CN-36/121) ...... :...... 395 H. Dyroff, F.K. Fleischmann, H. Witte Discussion ...... 407 Management of radioactive waste: An overview of the Indian ' programme (IAEA-CN-36/388) ...... 409 К. T. Thomas, N.S. Sunder Rajan, К. Balu, A.A. Khan Discussion ...... 417 La gestion des déchets radioactifs en Belgique (IAEA-.CN-36/187) ...... 419 P. Dejonghe Discussion ...... 435 Programa nacional español en materia de gestion de desechos radiactivos (IAEA-CN-36/206) ...... :.... 437 B. López Pérez, L. Ramos Salvador, A. Martínez Martínez 2 4 CONTENTS LISTS

Management of radioactive waste and plutonium in the Swedish perspective (IAEA-CN-36/554) ...... 447 A. Larsson, Â. Hultgren, J. Lind Discussion ...... 454

Development of radioactive waste management at the Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute (IAEA-CN-36/156) ...... 455 I. Miyanaga, S. Sakata, A. Ito, H. Amano ' Discussion ...... 465 Review of Netherlands programme for geological disposal of radioactive waste (I AEA-CN-36/289 ) ...... 467 J. Hamstra, B. Verkerk Discussion ...... 479

Основные предпосылки и практика использования глубоких водоносных горизонтов для захоронения жидких радиоактивных отходов (IAEA-CN-36/345) ...... 481 B.И.Спицын, М.К.Пименов, В .Д . Б а л у к о в а , А . С . Л е о н т и ч у к , И.Н.Кокорин, Ф.П.Юдин, Н.А.Раков (Principal prerequisites and practice for using deep aquifers for disposal o f liquid radioactive wastes: V.I. Spitsyn et al.) Discussion ...... 502

Options for the disposal of high-level radioactive waste (IAEA-CN-36/67) ...... 503 N.T. Mitchell, D.A. Gray, B.R. Hookway, A.S. Laughton, G. Stott, G. Webb Discussion ...... 512

Nuclear transmutation of actinides other than fuel as a radioactive waste management scheme (IAEA-CN-36/366) ...... 513 L. Cecille, W. Hage, H. Hettinger, F. Mannone, F. Mousty, E.M. Schmidt, A. Sola, B. Huber, L. Koch Discussion ...... 527

Management of wastes containing radioactivity from mining and milling uranium ores in Northern Australia (IAEA-CN-36/418) ...... 529 J.M. Costello Discussion ...... 541

Management and control of radioactive waste from uranium milling operations in the United States of America (IAEA-CN-36/479) ...... 545 R.H. Kennedy, L.J. Deal, F.F. Haywood, W.A. Goldsmith Discussion ...... ’...... 559 CONTENTS LISTS 2 5

Handling waste at Swedish nuclear power plants (IAEA-CN-36/282) ...... 561 B. Mahdahl; B. Persson, C.-E. Wikdahl

Reduction of releases of radioactive effluents from light-water power reactors in Japan (IAEA-CN-36/166) ...... 573 T. Itakura, A. Higashi, Y. Yoshida, T. Kanai Discussion ...... 588

Centrale â neutrons rapides Phénix — Rejets et effluents actifs, et irradiations du personnel sur deux ans d’exploitation industrielle (IAEA-CN-36/233) ...... 589 , J. Mégy, F. Conte, J. Goddet Discussion ...... 596

Waste management implications of irradiaied nuclear fuel storage (IAEA-CN-36/23) ...... 597 A.P. Larrick, D. Schneidmiller Discussion ...... '...... 609

Evaluation of solidification matrices proposed for nuclear power plant radwaste (IAEA-CN-36/186) ...... 611 L.M. Mergan, J.P. Cordier, M. Vandorpe Discussion ...... 624

Разработка методов отверждения и захоронения радиоактивных отходов топливного цикла (IAEA-CN-36/350) ...... 625 B.М.Седов, Б.С.Колычев, А.А.К онстантинович( В.В.Куличенко, Б.В.Никипелов, А.С.Никифоров, Ю.П.Март ынов, С.Н.Озиранер, В.В.Долгов, В.Г.Шацилло (Development o f methods o f solidification and burial o f radioactive wastes from the fuel cycle: V.M. Sedov et al.) Discussion ...... 641

Зависимость между составом, структурой и свойствами продуктов солидификации высокоактивных отходов (IAEA-CN-36/470) ...... 643 Л.Нойман, О.Войтех, М.Сантарова, И .С т е й с к а л, В . Гу л и н с к и й (The correlation between composition, structure and properties o f high-level waste solidification products: L. Neumann et al.)

Formation et élimination du tritium dans les installations nucléo-

électriques à eau légère (I AEA-CN-36/238) ...... 6 5 1 L. Dollé, J. Bazin, P. Miquel, M. Briec, C. Bernard 2 6 CONTENTS LISTS

Выброс в атмосферу летучих продуктов деления при работе АЭС и установок регенерации отработавшего топлива и перспективы их улавливания (IAEA-CN-36/317) ...... 667 Б.Я.Галкин, Л.И.Гедеонов, Н.Н.Демидович, Р.И.Любцев, И.В.Петрянов, Б.Ф.Садовский, B.Н.Соколов, А.М.Трофимов (Release o f volatile fission products from atomic power stations and fuel reprocessing facilities to the atmosphere and the outlook for their recovery: B. Ya. Galkin et al.) Discussion ...... 679 Retention of gaseous isotopes (1AEA-CN-36/408) ...... 681 O.O. Yarbro, J.C. Mailen, M.J. Stephenson Discussion ...... 693

TECHNICAL SESSION 3.3. TRANSPORT OF RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS

Research and development of spent-fuel shipping casks and the criteria for sea-going vessels carrying them (IAÈA-CN-36/155) ...... 697 S. Aoki, Y. Ando Discussion ...... 707 Проблемы транспортирования облученного ядерного топли ва (IAEA-CN-36/316) ...... 709 А.Н.К ондратьев, Ю.А.К осарев, Е.И.Юликов (Spent nuclear fuel transport problems: A.N. Kondrat’ev et al.) Discussion ...... 721 Radioactive materials and nuclear fuel transport requirements in Poland compared with international regulations (IAEA-CN-36/455) ..... 723 T. Musiafowicz Discussion ...... 729 Système de transport et de manutention du combustible irradié adopté pour le parc nucléaire d’Electricité de France (IAEA-CN-36/240) ...... 731 J.P. Le Noc, R. Bertonneau, M. Labrousse, A. Aupetit Some United Kingdom experience and practice in the packaging and transport of irradiated fuel (IAEA-CN-36/70) ...... 745 C.J. Edney, R.L. Rutter Status and future aspects of nuclear material transport in the Federal Republic of Germany (IAEA-CN-36/559) ...... 757 M. Blechschmidt, H. Keese Discussion ...... 765 CONTENTS LISTS 27

Experience of European irradiated fuel transport — The first four hundred tonnes (IAEA-CN-36/69) ...... 767 H. W. Curtis Discussion ...... 779 United States experience in the transport of radioactive materials (IAEA-CN-36/563) ...... 781 A.M. Platt, R.E. Rhoads, R.J. Hall, L.D. Williams, W.A. Brobst, L B. Shappert, R.M. Jefferson Discussion ...... 792

TECHNICAL SESSION 3.4. DECOMMISSIONING

Decommissioning of nuclear facilities (IAEA-CN -36/71 ) ...... 795 W.H. Lunning Criteria, standards and policies regarding decommissioning of nuclear facilities (IAEA-CN-36/490) ...... 807 E. Detilleux, W.L. Lennemann Discussion ...... 822

ROUND TABLE 3.1

Solid high-level and long-lived (alpha-contaminated) radioactive waste disposal options and their availability ...... 827

ROUND TABLE 3.2

Radiation dose implications of different radioactivity management practices ...... 845

CONTENTS OF VOLUME 5

PLENARY SESSION 4. NUCLEAR SAFETY

US nuclear safety: Review and experience (IAEA-CN-36/539) ...... 3 S.H. Hanauer Discussion...... 14 28 CONTENTS LISTS

Основные пути решения проблемы безопасности атомных электростанций в СССР (IAEA-CN-36/343)...... :...... 17 В.А.Сидоренко, О.М.Ковалевич, А.Я.Крамеров, Ю.Е.Багдасаров ( The principal approaches to the problem o f nuclear power plant safety in the USSR: V.A. Sidorenko et al.) Discussion...... 34 Criteria for guidance in the safety assessment of nuclear installations in the United Kingdom (IA EA -C N -36/58)...... 37 R. Gausden, D.R.H. Fryer The development of IAEA safety codes and guides for thermal neutron nuclear power reactor plants (IAEA-CN -36/527)...... 51 E. Iansiti, L. Konstantinov Discussion...... 60 Evaluation of experience and trends in international co-operation in nuclear safety and licensing (IA E A -C N -36/494)...... 61 K.B. Stadie, P. Strohl Pratiques et règles de sécurité, développements et incitations à une coopération internationale (IAEA-CN-36/556) ...... ' 77 W. F. Vinck, J.L. Lamy, F. Luykx, H. Maurer, J. van Caeneghem, G. van Reijen, G. Volta, J. Volcher Discussion...... 109

TECHNICAL SESSION 4.1. SAFETY REQUIREMENTS AND EXPERIENCE, THERMAL REACTORS

NORHAV — a Nordic reactor safety evaluation project (IA EA -CN -36/202)...... 113 A. Olsen, Z. Rouhani, L. Nilsson, D. Malnes, H. Ollikkala Regulatory control of radioactivity and of the nuclear fuel cycle in Canada (IAEA-CN-36/180)...... 121 P.E. Hamel, J.H. Jennekens Safety requirements and safety experience of nuclear facilities in the Federal Republic of Germany (IAEA-CN-36/14 1 )...... 131 H.L. Schnurer Discussion...... 139 UK experience of safety requirements for thermal reactor stations (IA EA -C N -36/72)...... •...... 141 R.R. Matthews, G.C. Dale, J.N. Tweedy Discussion...... 152 CONTENTS LISTS 2 9

Prescriptions réglementaires et pratique administrative en matière de sûreté des installations nucléaires (IA EA-CN -36/228)...... 155 J. Servant Risk analysis of the fuel cycle in the Netherlands (IA EA -C N -36/288)...... 179 R. W. van Otterloo Regulatory activities and their research and developmental support in the CSSR (IAEA-CN-36/466)...... :...... 193 F. Klik, Z. Kríz, V. Polák, E. Hladky, Z. Melichar, J. Suchomel Nuclear power plant safety: The merits o f separation (IA EA -C N -36/285)...... « ...... 203 L.-I. Helander, L.I. Tirén Recent US reactor operating experience(IA E A -C N -36/483)...... 221 V Stello Jr. Discussion...... 229 Safety aspects and operating experience of LWR plants in Japan (IAEA-CN-36/544) ...... 233 S. Aoki, T. Yoshioka, M. Toyota, M. Hinoki Discussion...... 245 Вопросы безопасности реакторов типа ВВЭР (IA EA -C N -36/344)...... 247 В.А.Сидоренко, В.А.Вознесенский, В.В.Стекольников, В.П.Денисов (Problems o f WWER reactor.safety: V.A. Sidorenko et al.) Safety considerations of PWRs (IA E A -C N -36/512)...... 267 W.H. Arnold Jr. Discussion...... 277 Некоторые технические проблемы безопасности атомных электростанций с реакторами с водой под давлением (IAEA-CN-36/467) ...... 279 В . Б и л е к (Some technical problems o f the safety o f PWR nuclear power plants: V. Bilek) Safety considerations for light water reactors in Sweden (IA EA -C N -36/286)...... 289 T. Nilsson The Rasmussen Report: A retrospective and prospective view (IA E A -C N -36/447)...... 299 S. Levine, LB. Wall, W.E. Vesely, J.A. Murphy, M.A. Taylor Discussion...... 308 The design of KWU-LWR safety systems (IAEA-CN-36/1 3 2 ) ...... 311 D. von Haebler Discussion...... ;...... 323 30 CONTENTS LISTS

Full-scale reactor safety experiments performed in the Marviken power station, Sweden (IAEA-CN -36/284)...... 325 H.-G. Thorén, L. Ericson

Safety of heavy water reactors (IAEA-CN -36/181)...... 335 L. Pease, V.G. Snell Discussion...... 345

Reactivity requirements and safety systems for heavy water reactors (IAEA-CN-36/393)...... i...... 347 S. L. Kati, R. S. Rustagi, B. P. Rastogi, A. K. Ray, D. C. Sahni, R. Srivenkatesan Discussion...... 357

SGHWR safety design and evaluation (IA E A -C N -36/73)...... 359 D R. Smith, D.J. Merrett, D.A. Ward Discussion...... j...... 373

Safety analysis of the THTR-300-MW(e) prototype reactor and future HTRs under extreme accident conditions (IA E A -C N -36/560)..... 375 K. Kietzer, K. W. Otto, K. Petersen, U. Weicht

Вопросы безопасности АЭС с канальными графитовыми реакторами, охлаждаемыми кипящей водой (IAEA-CN-36/341)...... 385 И . Я . Е м е л ь я н о в , В .П .В а с и л е в с к и й , B.П.Волков, П.А.Гаврилов, А.Я.Крамеров, C.П.Кузнецов, Е.П.Кунегин, Н.З.Рыбаков ( The safety problems o f nuclear power plants with channel-type, graphite, boiling-water reactors: I.Ya. Emel’yanov et al.) Discussion...... 399

LWR safety research in the Federal Republic of Germany (IAEA-CN-36/541 ) ...... 401 H.G. Seipel Discussion...... 410

Uncertainties in radioactivity release from LWR plants under LOCA conditions: Magnitude and consequences (IAEA-CN-36/433) ...... 413 L.J. Mattila Discussion...... 423

Studies on the pressure boundary failure and the loss-of-coolant accident (IA EA -CN -36/548)...... 425 S. Suguri Discussion...... 440 CONTENTS LISTS 3 1

Etudes effectuées en France sur l’accident de dépressurisation dans les réacteurs à eau légère (IA E A -C N -36/229)...... 441 J. Peleé, B. Noc, G. Troccon

Analysis o f LOCA in the Federal Republic of Germany (IAEA-CN-36/12 7 ) ...... 457 A. Birkhofer, O. Kellermann, D. Smidt Discussion on Papers IAEA-CN-36/229 and 1 2 7 ...... 471

Trends in the development of reactor containment (IAEA-CN-36/306)...... 473 A. Turricchia Discussion ...... 496

Bilan et perspectives des études de fiabilité dans le domaine nucléaire en France (IAEA-CN-36/243) ...... 497 A. Camino, C. Coudert, B. Gachot, G. Jubault, J.F. Greppo Discussion...... 515

Developments in siting for nuclear facilities in Italy (IAEA-ÇN-36/305)...... 517 M. Mittempergher, G. Naschi, M. Morelli Discussion...... 531

Status of seismic design requirements for nuclear power plants in Japan (IAEA-CN-36/15 9 ) ...... 533 H. Takahashi Discussion...... 546

Summary of LWR safety research in the United States of America (IA EA -C N -36/584)...... 549 T.E. Murléy, L.S. Tong, G.L. Bennett Discussion...... 575

Control of technical safety during normal reactor operation (IA E A -C N -36/294)...... 577 P. Liewers Discussion..'...... 587

TECHNICAL SESSION 4.2. SAFETY OF FAST BREEDERS AND THEIR FUEL CYCLE

Exigences et options de sûreté pour un grand réacteur à neutrons rapides (IA E A -C N -36/230)...... 591 F. Cogné, J. Mégy, E. Robert, A. Benmergui, J. Villeneuve Discussion...... 604 3 2 CONTENTS LISTS

Безопасность быстрых реакторов с натриевым теплоносителем (IAEA-CN-36/342)...... 605 Ю.Е.Багдасаров, Л.А.Кочетков, В.И.Матвеев, М.Я.Кулаковский, И.А.Кузнецов, Г.Б.Померанцев, Н.В.Краснояров ( Safety o f sodium-cooled fast reactors: Yu. E. Bagdasarov et al. ) Discussion...... 625 Safety considerations in fast reactor fuel development (IAEA-CN-36/1 8 )...... 627 W.E. Roake, J.E. Hanson, D.E. Simpson, G.W. Cunningham, R. Avery, W.R. Stratton Discussion ...... 643 Safety considerations in the fast reactor fuel cycle (IA EA -C N -36/74)...... 645 A.R. Baker, W.R. Burton, H.A. Taylor Discussion...... 659 Safety of the liquid-metal cooled fast breeder reactor and aspects of its fuel cycle (IAEA -CN -36/572)...... 661 G. Kessler, R. Papp, D. Hübel licensing decisions and safety research related to LMFBR accidents (IAEA-CN-36/576)...... ,...... 675 R.P. Denise, T.P. Speis, C.N. Kelber, R.T. Curtis Discussion...... 683 Evaluation of local accidents in fast breeder reactors (IAEA-CN-36/551 ) ...... 685 Y. Kikuchi, H. Mizuta, H. Yoshikawa, M. Hori, K. Tanaka Programmes européens d’études en pile sur la sûreté des surrégénérateurs (IA EA -CN -36/245)...... 701 J. Bailly, G. Kessler, F. Penet, H.J. Teague Discussion...... 713 Gas-cooled fast reactor safety (IA EA -CN -36/36)...... 715 CL. Rickard, R.H. Simon, D.R. Buttemer Discussion...... 724 Физико-технические аспекты ядерной и химической безопасности АЭС с газоохлаждаемыми быстрыми реакторами на N20 4 (IAEA-CN-36/322)...... 725 B.Б.Нестеренко, Г.А.Шароваров, С . Д . К о в а л е в , В .П . Т ру б н и к о в (Physical and technical aspects o f nuclear and chemical safety o f nuclear power stations with N 20 4 gas-cooled fast reactors: V.B. Nesterenko et al. ) General discussion...... 739 CONTENTS LISTS 3 3

TECHNICAL SESSION 4.3. SAFETY OF FUEL CYCLE FACILITIES

Safety aspects of a fuel reprocessing plant (IA E A -C N -36/75)...... 743 J.K. Donoghue, F.R. Charlesworth, A. Fairbairn Discussion...... 751 Аспекты обеспечения ядерной безопасности на АЭС и предприятиях топливного цикла в СССР (IA EA -CN -36/323)...... 755 Н.И.Козлов, Е.Ефимов, Б.Г.Дубовский, B.Дикарев,В.Любченко,А.К.Круглов ( Aspects o f nuclear safety at power plants and fuel cycle plants in the USSR: N.I. Kozlov et al.) Discussion ...... 766 Safety aspects of LWR fuel reprocessing and mixed-oxide fuel fabrication plants (IAEA-CN-36/80) ...... 769 M. Fischer, C.H. Leichsenring, G.W. Herrmann, W. Schüller, W. Hagenberg, W. Stoll Discussion...... 790 Safety aspects of reprocessing and plutonium fuel facilities in PNC (IA E A -C № 36/550)...... 793 H. Akutsu, K. Nakajima, K. Kono, T. Muto, S. Sato Discussion...... 805 Criticality control and long-term storage of spent fuel (IAEA-CN-36/33)...... 807 H. Toffer Discussion...... 816 Analyse de la sûreté et de la protection des usines de traitement des combustibles irradiés (IAEA-CN -36/248)...... 819 C. Jouannaud, J. Leclerc, D. Méchali, P. Regnaut, F. Niezborala Aspects de sûreté et de radioprotection de la gestion des déchets de haute activité (IAEA-CN-36/231 ) ...... 839 P. Candès, J. Pradel Discussion ...... 854 General discussion ...... 855

ROUND TABLE 4

Use of generalized safety reviews of major nuclear facilities in regulatory practice ...... 859 3 4 CONTENTS LISTS

CONTENTS OF VOLUME 6

PLENARY SESSION 7. NUCLEAR POWER IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

India’s nuclear power programme and constraints encountered in its implementation (IAEA-CN-36/385) ...... 3 H.N. Sethna, M.R. Srinivasan Discussion...... 14 Experiencia adquirida en las diferentes etapas del proyecto “Central Nuclear en Atucha” (IAEA-CN-36/199) ...... 17 J.O. Cosentino Discussion...... 29 Development of the national nuclear programme and preparations for the introduction of nuclear power in Hungary (IAEA-CN -36/420)...... 31 G. Szili, N. Erdôsi, I. Varga, Z. Gyimesi, M. Ócsai, В. Szabó Discussion...... 43 Trained manpower resources in Brazil: Estimates and preparations (IAEA-CN-36/423) ...... 45 R.N. Alves, R. de Araujo, C.S.M. Pinto, C.M.M. Dale, J.A.M. de Souza, J. Spitalnik Discussion...... 65 Marco juridíco a un programa nuclear en España (IAEA-CN-36/207) ...... 67 A. de los Santos, Luz Corretjer

TECHNICAL SESSION 7.1.1. NUCLEAR PROGRAMMES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

Organization and development of the Brazilian nuclear programme (IAEA-CN-36/422) ...... 85 C.S.M. Pinto, J.A.M. de Souza, M. Grinberg, R.N. Alves, H.M. da Costa, M. Grimberg Nuclear power aspects in an oil and coal-producing country (IAEA-CN-36/175) ...... 101 J. lijas, I. Subki Development of a national nuclear power programme: Constraints likely to influence timing and introduction (IAEA-CN-36/546) ...... 115 M. Shaflque, M. Ahmad Les perspectives de l’énergie nucléo-électrique en Afrique Centrale (IAEA-CN-36/535) ...... 127 Ma lu wa Kalenga CONTENTS LISTS 35

Projected role of nuclear power in Egypt and problems encountered in implementing the first nuclear power plant (IA E A -C N -36/574)...... 141 K.E.A. Effat, H. Sirry, E. El-Sharkawy, M.F. El-Fouly, A.F. El-Saiedi La fabricación de elementos combustibles nucleares en México (IAEA-CN-36/540) ...... 159 H. L. Guerrero Morillo Future fuel cycle requirements and radioactive waste management plans for Egypt’s nuclear power programme (IAEA-CN-36/573) ...... 173 K.E.A. Effat, F.H. Hammad, A.A. Abdel-Rassoul, Samira M. Morsy, A. A. El-Sayed The nuclear fuel cycle for research and power reactors (IAEA-CN-36/274).. 193 D. Stefanovic, P. Strugar, Milena V. Matausek, J. Pop-Jordanov, D. Popovic, M. .Copie, Z. Gabrovsek Rôle et missions d’un consultant pour le choix et la réalisation d’une centrale nucléaire: Application à un projet en Turquie (IAEA-CN-36/252) ...... 201 J. Naigeon, A. Menez, B. Milliot, A. Valentin, A. Kütükçuoglu, S. Sahin Problems faced by Bangladesh in introducing a nuclear power programme (IAEA-CN-36/2) ...... !...... 213 A.B.M. Nurul Islam, M.A. Quaiyum, К A. Hasnat Small-system expansion with large nuclear generating units: Technical feasibility and economic soundness (IAEA-CN -36/191) ...... 223 M. Nelken, Y. Porat, M. Namet Réalisation de centrales nucléaires à l’exportation: Adaptation d’une centrale de référence appartenant à un palier technique d’un programme national (IAEA-CN-36/249)...... 237 J. Marcaillou, H. Haond, J.P. Py Discussion on Papers IAEA-CN-36/574, 540, 573, 274, 252, 2, 191 and 249 ...... :...... 255

TECHNICAL SESSION 7.1.2. NUCLEAR MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT

Meeting the manpower challenge in the transfer of nuclear power to developing countries (IA E A -C N -36/575)...... 259 June S. Chewning, D.L. Couchman, G.H. Kaiz Formation et enseignement (IAEA-CN -36/196) ...... 273 E. Bauer, M. Oria Report on the first two IAEA courses on nuclear power project planning and implementation in Karlsruhe (IAEA-CN -36/86)...... 297 H.H. Reuter The role of nuclear research centres in the introduction of a nuclear power programme (IAEA-CN-36/273) ...... 305 N. Afgan, P. Anastasijevic, D. Kolar, P. Strohal 3 6 CONTENTS LISTS

Programas de capacitación en materia de energía nucleoeléctrica en España (IAEA-CN-36/208) ...... 315 A. Tanarro, L. Izquierdo Indian experience in the training of manpower for a nuclear power programme (IAEA-CN-36/459) ...... :...... 325 • P.K. Iyengar, K.K. Damodaran, M.S.R. Sarma, V.K. Wagadarikar Principles of education and training of industrial engineers for nuclear power plants (IA E A -C N -36/297)...... 335 G. Ackermann, K. Meyer, W. Brune, A. Rau Financing nuclear programmes in developing countries (IAEA-CN -36/77)... 345 N. C. McKenzie Discussion on Session 7.1.2 ...... 357

TECHNICAL SESSION 7.2. SMALL POWER REACTORS, DESALTING

Arguments for the installation of small LWR nuclear power plants in developing countries (IA E A -C N -36/89)...... 363 B. Lezenik Discussion...... 374 Problems and prospects of small and medium power reactors (IAEA-CN-36/1) ...... 377 A. Matin Discussion-...... 385 CAS medium-size nuclear plants (IA E A -C N -36/568)...... 387 L. Vogelweith, J.-Cl. Lavergne, G. Martinot, A. Weiss Discussion...... 401 Innovations in PHWR design, integration of nuclear power stations into power systems, and role of small nuclear power plants in a developing country (IAEA-CN -36/394)...... 403 S.K. Mehta, A. Kakodkar, M.R. Balakrishnan.R.N. Ray, L.G.K. Murthy, B.F. Chamany, S.L. Kati Discussion...... 416 Technical and economic studies of small reactors for supply of electricity and steam (IAEA-CN-36/398) ...... 419 I. Spiewak, O.H. Klepper, L.C. Fuller Discussion...... 432 Near-term feasibility of nuclear reactors for seawater desalting: Coupling of standard condensing nuclear power stations to low-grade heat multieffect distillation plants (IAEA-CN-36/52) ...... 433 J. Adar, S. Manor, M. Schaal Discussion...... 447 CONTENTS LISTS 37

Использование ядерных реакторов для централизованного теплоснабжения и теплофикации (IAEA-CN-36/338) ...... 449 Б.Б. Батуров,Л.А. Мелентьев , Ю.М. Булкин, И.В. Галактионов, Г.А. Зверева, Ю,И. Токарев,В.А. Черняев, Е.С. Смирнова (The use o f nuclear reactors for centralized heat supply and district heating: B.B. Baturov et al.) Discussion...... :...... 467 Экспериментальное исследование совместного использования атомной теплоэлектроцентрали для больших городов и промышленных комплексов (IAEA-CN-36/465) ...... 469 Я н .' Нойманн , К . Барабас (Experimental study o f the combined utilization o f nucléar power heating plants for big towns and industrial complexes: J. Neumann, K. Barabas) Discussion...... 478

TECHNICAL SESSION 7.3. EXPERIENCE OF NUCLEAR POWER IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

Опыт строительства АЭС в Народной Республике Б олгари и (IAEA-CN-36/537) ...... 481 К . Костадинов, С. Русков (Experience o f nuclear power station construction in the People’s Republic o f Bulgaria: K. Kostadinov, S. Ruskov) Experience from the construction and operation of the Tarapur and Rajasthan nuclear power stations (IAEA-CN-36/460) ...... 489 J.C. Shah, T.F. Pardiwala, V. V. Kothare, M.H.P. Rao, K. Nanjundeswaran Integración industrial del ciclo del combustible en la Argentina (IAEA-CN-36/200) ...... 501 J.H. Koll, J.E: Kittl, C.A. Parera, R.C. Coppa, E.J. Aguirre Experience from construction and operation of the Karachi Nuclear Power Plant (IAEA-CN-36/547) ...... 519 S.M.N. Zaidi Experience in the manufacture of nuclear equipment in India (IAEA-CN-36/462) ...... 537 S. Challappa, G.S.K. Murthy, S.K. Mehta, A. Kakodkar, A. Natarajan 38 CONTENTS LISTS

Prospects and problems of nuclear power in the Philippines (IAEA-CN-36/364) ...... 551 L.D. Ibe, C.R. Aleta Discussion on Papers IAEA-CN-36/537, 460, 200, 547, 462 and 364 ...... 561 German-Brazilian co-operation on fuel irradiation (IAEA-CN-36/85) ...... 567 J. W. Dias, S. Krawczynski, K. Scharmer Some aspects of the implementation of a nuclear fuel technology project (IAEA-CN-36/456) ...... 581 N. Andreescu, M. Alecu, I. Mirion Cooperación internacional y transferencia de tecnología nuclear (IAEA-CN-36/198) ...... 593 J. C. di Primio Successful transfer of nuclear technology through scientific and technological co-operation (IAEA-CN-36/5 6 5 )...... 603 H.J. Laue, D. Nentwich Discussion on Papers IAEA-CN-36/85, 456, 198 and 565 ...... 615 Importancia de la garantía de calidad en la implantación de programas nucleoeléctricos — Experiencia española (IAEA-CN -36/210)...... 617 L. Alvarez de Buergo, L. San toma International exchange of safety and licensing information (IAEA-CN-36/440) ...... 633 J.D. Lafleur, Jr., R.D. Hauber, DonnaM. Chenier

ROUND TABLE 7

Transfer of nuclear technology to developing countries ...... 645

CONTENTS OF VOLUME 7

PLENARY SESSION 5. NUCLEAR POWER AND PUBLIC OPINION

The debate on nuclear power (IAEA-CN-36/582, Specially invited paper)...... !...... 3 H.A. Bethe Discussion...... 16 Energy policy and public acceptance (IAEA-CN-36/588, Specially invited paper)...... 19 H. Alfvén Discussion...... 27 CONTENTS LISTS 3 9

Public acceptance of nuclear power: Some ethical issues (IAEA-CN-36/383) ...... 29 P. Abrecht, S. Arungu-Olende, J.M. Francis, W. Nashed, B.C.E. Nwosu, D.J. Rose, R.L. Shinn, D. de Gaspar Nuclear power as a public issue: Protection of the public interest (IAEA-CN-36/451) ...... 43 J.M. Dfjdertein Discussion...... 55 Review of the environmental impact of nuclear energy (IAEA-CN-36/361 ) ...... 57 E. El-Hinnawi Health and economic costs of alternative energy sources (IAEA-CN-36/448) ...... :...... 73 L.D. Hamilton, A. S. Manne . Discussion...... 92 Review of research on identification of factors influencing social response to technological risks (IA E A -C N -36/4)...... 95 H.J. Otway

TECHNICAL SESSIONS 5.1 AND 5.2. NUCLEAR POWER AND PUBLIC OPINION

Information on nuclear energy in the Federal Republic of Germany: Establishment of a dialogue between the public and Government authorities (IAEA-CN-36/81) ...... 121 K. Lang Public education for energy policy decisions (IAEA-CN-36/287) ...... 137 Suzanne Frigren Discussion...... :...... 142 CEGB experience of public communication (IAEA-CN -36/59)...... 145 R.R. Matthews, E.F. Usher Discussion...... 154 Le mouvement écologique français (IA E A -C N -36/255)...... 157 L. B. C. Taccoen Gaining public acceptance for nuclear power: The Philippine approach (IAEA-CN-36/363) ...... 167 L.D. Ibe, Remedios A. Savellano Discussion...... 174 Addressing the nuclear controversy on university campuses (IAEA-CN-36/450) ...... 175 G.B. Keyes, C.G. Poncelet 4 0 CONTENTS LISTS

Public acceptance of nuclear power development in Japan (IAEA-CN-36/158) ...... 185 T. Yamada, H. Ohori Public acceptance of nuclear power in the United States of America (IAEA-CN-36/507) ...... 197 J.L. Liverman, R.D. Thorne Discussion...... 217 The nuclear energy information campaign of the Austrian Government: Survey as of May 1977 (IAEA-CN-36/589) ...... 219 H. Hirsch Interaction entre contrôle et acceptation de l’énergie nucléaire en Suisse: Objectifs et mise en œuvre (IA EA-CN -36/579)...... 237 C. Zangger Discussion...... 252 Public acceptance of nuclear power in the United States of America: Role of the National Environmental Policy Act (IA EA -C N -36/522)...... 255 S.D. Jellinek, G.L. Brubaker Discussion...... 264 Public awareness and the professional society (IAEA-CN-36/498) ...... 265 M.J. Feldman Canadian attitudes to nuclear power (IAEA-CN -36/580)...... 273 J.E.O. Davies, J.K. Dobson, R.G. Baril Public acceptance of nuclear energy in Austria (IAEA-CN-36/14 6 ) ...... 283 F. Oszuszky, P. Dierkes A perspective on the radiation protection problem and risk analysis for the nuclear era (IA E A -C N -36/395)...... 295 K.G. Vohra Discussion...... 307 Le public et le nucléaire (IAEA-CN -36/254)...... 309 D. Agrafiotis, G. Morlat, J.P. Pagès

PLENARY SESSION 6. SAFEGUARDS

Le contrôle de l’énergie atomique et la non-prolifération (IAEA-CN-36/591) ...... 327 B. Goldschmidt Discussion...... 342 О международных гарантиях нераспространения я д е р н о го оружия (IAEA-CN-36/340) ...... 345 И.Д.Морохов, В.П.Кучинов, Р.М.Тимербаев, М.Н.Рыжов (International safeguards to ensure the non-proliferation o f nuclear weapons: I.D. Morokhov et al.) CONTENTS LISTS 4 1

Assurance of the effectiveness of safeguards (IA E A -C N -36/414)...... 367 R. T. Kennedy, H. E. Lyon Discussion...... 378 The role of IAEA safeguards in connection with nuclear trade (IAEA-CN-36/157) ...... 381 R. Imai Discussion...... 394 Safeguards agreements — Their legal and conceptual basis (IAEA-CN-36/452) ...... 395 B. Sanders, R.H. Rainer Contribution of the ‘safeguarded’ to the development of safeguards (IA E A -C N -36/76)...... 411 A.R. Anderson The Euratom safeguards system as a regional control system (IAEA-CN-36/434) ...... 431 H. W. Schleicher, B. W. Sharpe The position of IAEA safeguards relative to nuclear material control accountancy by. States (IAEA-CN-36/534) ...... 441 R. Rometsch, G. Hough Discussion...... 452

TECHNICAL SESSION 6. SAFEGUARDS

Current technical issues in international safeguards (IAEA-CN-36/40) ...... 457 C.A. Bennett International safeguards in large-scale nuclear facilities (IAEA-CN-36/84)...... 465 D. Gupta, J. Heil Discussion on Papers IAEA-CN-36/40 and 84 ...... 483 Experience on the application of safeguards systems to Italian nuclear power plants (IAEA-CN-36/315) ...... 485 A. Marzocchi, R. Venchiarutti, S. Gatti, A. Bertini, B. Zaffiro Present status and development of Japan’s safeguards system (IAEA-CN-36/173) ...... 503 H. Kurihara, T. Haginoya, H. Natsume, M. Hirata, Y. Kawashima Discussion on Papers IAEA-CN-36/315 and 173 ...... 523 4 2 CONTENTS LISTS

Некоторые технические аспекты учета и контроля ядерных материалов на атомных установках топливного цикла (IAEA-CN-36/528)...... О.А.Миллер, H.С.Бабаев, Ф.Я.Овчинников, Л . И.Голубев, А.А.Липовский,П.И.Федотов, С.С.Коваленко, В.М.Грязев, Г.И.Гаджиев, В.Я.Г абескирия ( Some technical aspects o f accounting for and control o f nuclear material at nuclear fuel cycle facilities in the USSR: O.A. Miller et al.) Development and application of safeguards techniques in the nuclear fuel cycle of the European Community (IA E A -C N -36/367)...... U. Miranda, M. Bresesti, P. De Bièvre, L. Koch Discussion on Papers IAEA-CN-36/528 and 367 ...... Application des contrôles neutroniques dans les installations de fabrication et de retraitement des combustibles (IAEA-CN-36/253) ...... T. Arnal, P. Dumesnil, J. C. Edeline, M. Ganivet Destructive and non-destructive methods for controlling nuclear materials for safeguards purposes in Czechoslovakia (IA E A -C N -36/472)...... M. Krivdnek, J. Krtil, J. Moravec, P. Pacák, F. Sus Safeguarding on-power-fuelled reactors - Instrumentation and techniques (IAEA-CN -36/185) ...... A. Waligura, Y. Konnov, R.M. Smith, D.A. Head, J. Hodgkinson Non-destructive assay technology and automated “real-time” materials control (IA EA-CN -36/42)...... G. Robert Keep in Discussion on Papers IAEA-CN -36/253,472, 185 and 4 2 ......

ROUND TABLE 6

Effectiveness of safeguards, role of the national system of accountancy and control, its relationship to international safeguards and physical protection LIST OF PARTICIPANTS, SCIENTIFIC ADVISORY COMMITTEE AND CONFERENCE SECRETARIAT

LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

Names at the head o f a list marked by an asterisk indicate the senior participant o f a Member State.

SPECIAL INVITEES

Alfvén, H. The Royal Institute of Technology, Department of Plasma Physics, Teknidringen 31—33, S-100 44 Stockholm 70 and University of California, Department of Applied Physics and Information Sciences, La Jolla, CA 92093, USA

Bethe, H.A. Cornell University, Laboratory of Nuclear Studies, Ithaca, NY 14853, USA

Troyanov, M.F. Institute for Physics and Power Engineering, Obninsk, USSR

Weinberg, A.M., Institute for Energy Analysis, ' Oak Ridge Associated Universities, P.O. Box 117, Oak Ridge, TN 37830, USA

ALGERIA

Benali-Baftich, O. Centre des sciences et technologie nucléaires, 3, Boulevard Frantz-Fanon, Alger

Bennini, A. Centre des sciences et technologie nucléaires, 3, Boulevard Frantz-Fanon, Alger

Habchi, A. Sonelgaz, 2, Boulevard Salah Bouakouir, Alger

Hellal, El-Hacewe Centre des sciences et technologie nucléaires, 3, Boulevard Frantz-Fanon, Alger

Kerdjoudj, H. Centre des sciences et technologie nucléaires, 3, Boulevard Franfz-Fanon, Alger

4 5 4 6 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

A L G E R I A (cont.)

Lachichi, A. Direction générale de l’énergie et des hydrocarbures, Immeuble Colisée, Alger

Larbi, M.A. Ministère de l’industrie et de l’énergie Rue Ahmed Bey, Alger

Lazizi, A. Sonelgaz, 2, Boulevard Salah Bouakouir, Alger

Medkour, M. Centre des sciences et technologie nucléaires, 3, Boulevard Frantz-Fanon, Alger

Mekerba, M. Ministère de l’industrie et de l’énergie, Rue Ahmed Bey, Alger

Ouamane, S. Ministère de l’industrie et de l’énergie, Rue Ahmed Bey, Alger

Oussar, M. Ministère de l’industrie et de l’énergie, Rue Ahmed Bey, Alger

Saidoun, N.E. Ministère de l’industrie, Waldstrasse 29, D-5300 Bonn, Fed. Rep. of Germany

Sari, R. Centre des sciences et technologie nucléaires, 3, Boulevard Frantz-Fanon, Alger

Yassine, H. Direction générale de l’énergie et des hydrocarbures, Immeuble Colisée, Alger

ARGENTINA

♦Castro Madero, С. Comisión Nacional de Energía Atómica, Avenida Libertador 8250, Buenos Aires

Aguirre, E.J. Comisión Nacional de Energía Atómica, Avenida Libertador 8250, Buenos Aires

Cosen tino, J. Comisión Nacional de Energía Atómica, Avenida Libertador 8250, Buenos Aires di Primio, J.C. Comisión Nacional de Energía Atómica, Avenida Libertador 8250, Buenos Aires LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

Frydman, R.J. Ingeniería Tauro, Acoyte 136, Buenos Aires

Kittl, J.E. Comisión Nacional de Energía Atómica, Avenida Libertador 8250, Buenos Aires

AUSTRALIA

*George, D. Australian Atomic Energy Commission, P.O. Box 41, Coogee 2034, N.S.W.

Aider, K.F. Australian Atomic Energy Commission, Research Establishment, Private Mail Bag, Sutherland, N.S.W. 2034

Arriens, J.W. Australian Embassy, Kolnestr. 107, D-53 Bonn/Bad Godesberg 1, Fed. Rep. of Germany

Battey, G.C. Australian Atomic Energy Commission, P.O. Box 41, Coogee 2034, N.S.W.

Carr, F.H. Australian Atomic Energy Commission, Research Establishment, Private Mail Bag, Sutherland, N.S.W. 2034

Costello, J.M. Australian Atomic Energy Commission, Research Establishment, Private Mail Bag, Sutherland, N.S.W. 2034

Furlonger, R.W. National Assessment Office, Canberra ACT 2600

Kupa, M. Australian Embassy, 4, rue Jean-Rey, F-75724 Paris Cedex 15, France

McDonald, N.R. Permanent Mission of Australia to the IAEA, Mattiellistrasse 2—4, A-1040 Vienna, Austria

Pescott, R.W. Australian Mission to the European Communities, 52, avenue des Arts, B-1040 Brussels, Belgium

Smith, R. Australian High Commission, The Strand, London, UK

Stork, P.R. Pancontinental Mining Ltd, 1 York Street, Sydney 2000, N.S.W. 4 8 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

A U S T R A L I A (cont.)

Wilmshurts, R.E. Australian Mineral Development Laboratories, Flemington Street, Frewville 5063, S.A.

Wilson, A.R. Australian Atomic Energy Commission, P.O. Box 41, Coogee 2034, N.S.W.

AUSTRIA

♦Polaczek, R. Bundeskanzleramt, Sektion IV, Hohenstaufengasse 3, A-1010 Vienna

Binner, W. Ôsterreichische Studiengesellschaft für Atomenergie GmbH, Lenaugasse 10, A-1082 Vienna

Bobleter, O.J. Institut für Radiochemie und Angewandte Physik. Chemie der Universitat Innsbruck, Innrain 52a, A-6020 Innsbruck

Bolhar-Nordenkampf, F.G, Bundesministerium für Handel, Gewerbe und Industrie, Schwarzenbergplatz 1, A-1010 Vienna

Broda, E. Institut für Physikalische Chemie, Universitat Wien, Wahringerstrasse 42, A-1090 Vienna

Brosch, R. Kemkraftwerk Plariungsgesellschaft mbH, Jacquingasse 16—18, A-1030 Vienna

Dierkes, P. Gemeinschaftskemkraftwerk Tullnerfeld GmbH, Marc Aurelstrasse 4, A-1010 Vienna

Dobner, T.G. Austriatom GmbH, Mariahilferstrasse 32, A-1071 Vienna

Edler, A. Institut für Dampfkesselbau, Reaktortechnik und Warmewirtschaft, Technische Universitat Graz, Kopernikusgasse 24, A-8010 Graz

Fleck, C.M. Atominstitut der Ósterreicliischen Hochschulen, Schüttelstrasse 115, A-1020 Vienna

Frenzel, J.W. Radiologisches Laboratorium der bundestaatlichen bakteriologisch-serologischen Untersuchungsanstalt, A-4020 Linz LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 4 9

Geberth, K. Gemeinschaftskernkraftwerk Tullnerfeld GmbH, Marc Aurelstrasse 4, A-1010 Vienna

Grass, F. Atominstitut der Osterreichischen Hochschulen, Schiittelstrasse 115, A-1020 Vienna

Grosskopf, A. Allg. Unfallversicherungs-Anstalt, Webergasse 2, A-l 200 Vienna

Griimm, H. Osterreichische Studiengesellschaft für Atomenergie GmbH, Lenaugasse 10, A-1082 Vienna

Gutmann, W. Osterreichische Studiengesellschaft für Atomenergie GmbH, Lenaugasse 10, A-1082 Vienna

Heindler, M. Reaktorinstitut, Technische Universitat Graz, Steyrergasse 17, A-8010 Graz

Held, C. Kernkraftwerk Planungsgesellscliaft mbH, Jacquingasse 16—18, A-1030 Vienna

Hergovich, P.L. Osterreichische Brown Boveri-Werke AG, Pernerstorfergasse 94, A-l 100 Vienna

Hirsch, H. Bundesministerium für Handel, Gewerbe und Industrie, Schwarzenbergplatz 1, A-1010 Vienna

Janitschek, F.M. Kernkraftwerk Planungsgesellschaft mbH, Jacquingasse 16—18, A-1030 Vienna

Moraw, G. Kernkraftwerk Planungsgesellschaft mbH, Jacquingasse 16—18, A-1030 Vienna

Moser, B. Nonntalerhauptstrasse 1, A-5020 Salzburg

Müller, H. Reaktorinstitut, Technische Universitat Graz, Steyrergasse 17, A-8010 Graz

Nentwich, A.A. Gemeinschaftskemkraftwerk Tullnerfeld GmbH, Marc Aurelstrasse 4, A-1010 Vienna

Neumann, W.E. Osterreichische Studiengesellschaft für Atomenergie, Lenaugasse 10, A-1082 Vienna

Obermair, G.E. Bundesministerium für Handel, Gewerbe und Industrie, Schwarzenbergplatz 1, A -l010 Vienna 5 0 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

A U S T R I A (cont.)

Oszuszky, F. Ósterreichische Elektrizitatswirtschafts AG, Am Hof 6A, A-1010 Vienna

Proksch, E. Osterreichische Studiengesellschaft fiir Atomenergie GmbH, Lenaugasse 10, A-1082 Vienna

Pusch, W. Bundesministerium fur Gesundheit und Umweltschutz, Stubenring 1, A-1010 Vienna

Rabitsch, H. Technische Universitât Graz, Ganglhoferstrasse 96, A-8055 Graz

Rauch, H. Atominstitut der Ôsterreichischen Hochschulen, Schüttelstrasse 1 IS, A -l020 Vienna

Reichl, A. Kernkraftwerk Planungsgesellschaft mbH, Jacquingasse 16—18, A-1030 Vienna

Schmidt, F.W. Bundeskanzleramt, Sektion IV, Holienstaufengasse 3, A-1010 Vienna

Schneeberger, M. Kernkraftwerk Planungsgesellschaft mbH, Jacquingasse 16-18, A-1030 Vienna

Schópf, K.F. Institut für Theoretische Physik, Universitât Innsbruck, Innrain 52a, A-6020 Innsbruck

Staudinger, F.R. Gemeinschaftskernkraftwerk Tullnerfeld GmbH, Marc Aurelstrasse 4, A-1010 Vienna

Stüger, R. Kernkraftwerk Planungsgesellschaft mbH, Jacquingasse 16—18, A-1030 Vienna

Szeless, A. Kernkraftwerk Planungsgesellschaft mbH, Jacquingasse 16—18, A-1030 Vienna

Ziehr, H. Bergbau- und Mineralgesellschaft, Pryssok & Co. KG, Fasangasse 9, A-1030 Vienna

BANGLADESH

Ali, M. Innas Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission, P.O. Box 158, Ramna, Dacca

Khan, A. Quayum Institute “ Jozef Stefan” Reactor Centre, P.O. Box 199, 61000 Ljubljana, Yugoslavia LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

Matin, A. Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission, P.O. Box 158, Ramna, Dacca

Nurul, Islam A.B.M Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission, P.O. Box 158, Ramna, Dacca

BELGIUM

Baetsle, L.H. Centre d’étude de l’énergie nucléaire, Boeretang 200, B-2400 Mol

Bairiot, H. Belgonucléaire, rue du Champ de Mars 25, B-1050 Brussels

Beets, C.N. Centre d’étude de l’énergie nucléaire, Boeretang 200, B-2400 Mol

Belot, F.R. Union des exploitants électriques en Belgique, Galerie Ravenstein 4, Boîte 6, B-1000 Brussels

Cantillon, G.E. Institut d’hygiène et d’épidémiologie, rue J. Wijtsman 14, B-1050 Brussels

Cayron,R. Belgonucléaire, rue du Champ de Mars 25, B-1050 Brussels

Chermanne, J. European Association for the Gas-cooled Breeder Reactor, с/o Belgonucléaire, rue du Champ de Mars 25, B-1050 Brussels

Collée, R.F. Université de Liège, rue A. Stévart 2, B-4000 Liège

Danguy, J. Société de traction et d’électricité, rue de la Science 31, B-1040 Brussels de Beukelaer, R.C. Belgonucléaire, rue du Champ de Mars 25, B-1050 Brussels de Cort, R. Centre d’étude de l’énergie nucléaire, Boeretang 200, B-2400 Mol

Déjonghe, P. Centre d’étude de l’énergie nucléaire, Boeretang 200, B-2400 Mol de Proost, M. Centre d’étude de l’énergie nucléaire, Boeretang 200, B-2400 Mol 5 2 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

B E L G I U M (cont.)

Deramaix, P. Belgonucléaire, rue du Champ de Mars 25, B-1050 Brussels de Waegh, F. Exxon Nuclear International Inc., Place du Champ de Mars 5, Boîte 20, B-1050 Brussels

Erkes, P. Société de traction et d’électricité, rue de la Science 31, B-1040 Brussels

Fischer, P.J. Comprimo Belgie N.V., Noorderlaan 139, B-2030 Antwerp

Frerotte, M.L. Ministère des affaires économiques, Administration de l’énergie, rue de Trêves 49—51, B-1040 Brussels

Gillon, L. Université Catholique de Louvain, chemin du Cyclotron 1, B-1348 Louvain-la-Neuve

Goens, J. Centre d’étude de l’énergie nucléaire, Boeretang 200, B-2400 Mol

Goldschmidt, P.B. Electrobel, Place du Trône 1, B-1000 Brussels

Jonckheere, E. Belgonucléaire, rue du Champ de Mars 25, B-1050 Brussels

Klees, P. Ateliers de constructions électriques de Charleroi, B.P. 4, B-6000 Charleroi

Kruys, P.C. Exxon Nuclear International Inc., Place du Champ de Mars 5, Boîte 20, B-1050 Brussels

Leduc, J.E. Belgonucléaire, rue du Champ de Mars 25, B-1050 Brussels

Lhoir, J.E. Westinghouse Electric SA, rue de Stalle 73, B-l 180 Brussels

Maldague, P. Belgonucléaire, rue du Champ de Mars 25, B-1050 Brussels

Medart, R.J. Office de promotion industrielle, Square de Meeûs 26, B-1040 Brussels LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

Morelle, J.-M. Belgonucléaire, rue du Champ de Mars 25, B-1050 Brussels

Nerraver, J. Belgonucléaire, rue du Champ de Mars 25, B-1050 Brussels

Potemans, M. Union des Exploitants électriques en Belgique, Galerie Ravenstein 4, Boîte 6, B-1000 Brussels

Sancy, J.E. Société générale des minerais SA, rue du Marais 31, B-1000 Brussels

Seynaeve, F. The European Atomic Forum (FORATOM), Rue de la pépinière 36, B-1000 Brussels (See also under FORATOM)

Shank, E.M. Comprimo Belgie N.V., Noorderlaan 139, B-2030 Antwerp

Stiennon, G.F. Centre d’étude de l’énergie nucléaire, Boeretang 200, B-2400 Mol

Storrer, J. Belgonucléaire, rue du Champ de Mars 25, B-1050 Brussels

Tavernier, G. Belgonucléaire, rue du Champ de Mars 25, B-1050 Brussels

Tissot, E.R. Compagnie EBES, rue de la Science 31, B-1040 Brussels

Vanden Bemden, E. B.elgonucléaire, rue du Champ de Mars 25, B-1050 Brussels

Vandenberg, C. Belgonucléaire, rue du Champ de Mars 25, B-1050 Brussels

Van den Damme, R.A. Intercom, Place du Trône 1, B-1000 Brussels

Van de Voorde, N.L.C. Centre d’étude de l’énergie nucléaire, Boeretang 200, B-2400 Mol

Van Dievoet, J. Belgonucléaire, rue du Champ de Mars 25, B-1050 Brussels

Vandorpe, M. Belgonucléaire, rue du Champ de Mars 25, B-1050 Brussels 5 4 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

B E L G I U M (cont.)

Van Hellemont, G. Belgonucléaire, Europalaan 20, B-2480 Dessel

Van Massenhove, F. Rijksuniversiteit Gent, St. Pietersnieuwstraat 39, B-9000 Gent

Vaughan, R.D. European Association for the Gas-cooled Breeder Reactor, с/o Belgonucléaire, rue du Champ de Mars 25, B-1050 Brussels

Wallhead, L.E. Westinghouse Electric S.A., rue de Stalle 73, В-l 180 Brussels

BRAZIL

Alves, R.N. National Nuclear Energy Commission, Rua General Severiano, 90-Botafogo, Rio de Janeiro, Guanabara

Barbalho, A.R. Ministry of Mines and Energy, Esplanada dos Ministerios — Bloco J-8° andar, Brasilia — D.F. de Carvalho, H.G. National Nuclear Energy Commission, Rua Gene* j1 Severiano, 90-Botafogo, Rio de Janeiro, Guanabara de Mesquita, A.T. Permanent Mission of Brazil to the IAEA, Am Lugeck 1/III/10, A-1010 Vienna, Austria

de Resende Lima, U. Nuclebrás, Rua General Polidoro'316, Botafogo, 20 000 Rio de Janeiro

Didier, M. Ministry of External Relations, Palacio Itamaraty, Brasilia — D.F.

Lepecki, W. NUSTEP, с/o STEAG, In der Hagenbecki 63, Essen, Fed. Rep. of Germany

Nogueira Batista, P. Nuclebrás, Praia do Flamengo 200, Rio de Janeiro LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 5 5

BULGARIA

Denchev, A. Energoproject, St. Anton Ivanon — 51, Sofia

Halatchev, H.V. Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Khan Krum 25, Sofia

Kostadinov, K.N. Committee for Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy, Slavianska str. 8, Sofia •

Tadjer, O.L. Ministry of Energy, Triaditza str. 2, Sofia

CANADA

Ashbrook, A.W. Eldorado Nuclear Ltd, 255 Albert St., Ottawa

Carter, T. Permanent Mission of Canada to the IAEA, Dr. Karl Lueger-Ring 10/IV, A-1010 Vienna, Austria

Critoph, E. Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd, Chalk River Nuclear Laboratories,. Advanced Projects and Reactor Physics Division, Chalk River, Ontario KOJ 1 JO

Davies, J.E.O. Ontario Hydro, 700 University Avenue, Toronto, Ontario M5G 1X6

Desbois, G.P. Combustion Engineering, 1140 Bd de Maisonneuve, Montreal, Quebec H3A 1M8

Duret, M. Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd, Chalk River Nuclear Laboratories, Chalk River, Ontario KOJ 1 JO

Fanjoy, G.R. Central Nuclear Services, Ontario Hydro, 700 University Avenue, Toronto, Ontario M5G 1X6

Foster, J.S. Atomic Energy of Canada Limited, 275 Slater Street, Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0S4

Gyenge, M. Mining Research Laboratories, Canada Centre for Minerals and Energy Technology, Department of Energy Mines and Resources, 555 Booth Street, Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0G1 5 6 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

C A N A D A (cont.)

Haffey, N. Permanent Mission of Canada to the IAEA, Dr. Karl Lueger-Ring 10/IV, A-1010 Vienna, Austria

Hancox, W.T. Whiteshell Nuclear Research Establishment, Pinawa, Manitoba ROE 1L0

Jennekens, J.H. Atomic Energy Control Board, P.O. Box 1046, Ottawa, Ontario KIP 5S9

Laberge, P.E. Department of External Affairs, Transport, Communications and Energy Division, Lester B. Pearson Building, 125 Sussex Drive, Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0G2

Lewis, W. Bennett Department of Physics, Queens University, Sterling Hall, Kingston K7I 3N1

Muller, E.F. Environmental Protection Service, Nuclear Programs, Place Vincent Massey, Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0H3

Ophel, I.L. Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd, Chalk River Nuclear Laboratories, Chalk River, Ontario KOJ 1 JO

Pease, L. Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd, Sheridan Park Research Community, Mississauga, Ontario L5K 1B2

Rae, H.K. Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd, Chalk River Nuclear Laboratories, Chalk River, Ontario KOJ 1 JO

Runnalls, O.J.C. Uranium & Nuclear Energy, Energy Mines & Resources, 580 Booth Street, Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0E4

Smith, R.M. Whiteshell Nuclear Research Establishment, Pinàwa, Manitoba ROE 1L0

Smythe, W.D. Atomic Energy Control Board, P.O. Box 1046, Ottawa, Ontario KIP 5S9

Snell, V.G. Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd, Sheridan Park Research Community, Mississauga, Ontario L5K 1B2

Solem, E. Operational Research and Analysis Establishment, Department of National Defense, Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0K2 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

Tayloi, A. Canatom Limited, 740 Notre-Dame Street West, Montreal, Quebec H3C 3X6

Tomlinson, M. Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd, Whiteshell Nuclear Research Establishment, Pinawa, Manitoba ROE 1L0

Wyatt, A. Canatom Ontario Limited, 55 Queen Street East, Toronto, Ontario M5C 1R5

CHILE

Lackington, E. Delegación Permanente de Chile ante el OIEA, Lugeck l/V/18, A-1010 Vienna, Austria

Smith, R. Comisión Chilena de Energfa Nuclear, Los Jesuitas 645, Casilla 188-D, Santiago

COLOMBIA

Otálora, G. Permanent Mission of Colombia to the IAEA, Stadiongàsse 6—8, A-1010 Vienna, Austria

COSTA RICA

Borbon de Ungar, G. Ministerio Relaciones Exteriores, San Jose

Hauke, P. Permanent Mission of Costa Rica to the IAEA, Bórseplatz 6, A-1010 Vienna, Austria

Przedborski, Elena Permanent Mission of Costa Rica to the IAEA, Bórseplatz 6, A-1010 Vienna, Austria

Przedborski, F. Permanent Mission of Costa Rica to the IAEA, Bórseplatz 6, A-1010 Vienna, Austria

Schôn, W. Permanent Mission of Costa Rica to the IAEA, Bórseplatz 6, A-1010 Vienna, Austria

Ungar, M.G. Ministerio Relaciones Exteriores, San Jose 5 8 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

CUBA

Núñez Mosquera, P. Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Havana

Sotolongo, P.L. National Commission for the Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy of Cuba, Havana

CZECHOSLOVAKIA

* Neumann, J. Czechoslovak Atomic Energy Commission, Slezská 9, 120 29 Prague 2

Barabas, K. Czechoslovak Atomic Energy Commission, Slezská 9, 120 29 Prague 2

Belácik, J. Permanent Mission of Czechoslovakia to the IAEA, Penzinger Strasse 11 — 13, A-l 140 Vienna, Austria

Bilek, V. Energoprojekt, Bubenská 1, Prague 7 — Holesovice

Davidová, Jirina Czechoslovak Atomic Energy Commission, Slezská 9, 120 29 Prague 2

Hejlek, R. Chemoprojekt, Stepánská 15, 120 00 Prague 2

Hudec, Z. Slovak Electricity Enterprises, Hranicna 12, Bratislava

Klik, F. Czechoslovak Atomic Energy Commission, Slezská 9, 120 29 Prague 2

Kortus, J. Chemoprojekt, Stepánská 15, 120 00 Prague 2

Kremr, P. Institute for Nuclear Fuels VZUP, Uranová ul., Prague 5 — Zbraslav

Krtil, J. Nuclear Research Institute, 250 68 Rez near Prague

Neumann, L. Nuclear Research Institute, 250 68 Rez near Prague

Podést, M. Nuclear Research Institute, 250 68 Rez near Prague LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 5 9

Polák, V. Power Research Institute, 919 31 Jaslovské Bohunice

Rusriák, М. Federal Ministry of Fuel and Energy, Stepánská 28, Prague 1

Skrabal, J. Czechoslovak Atomic Energy Commission, Slezská 9, Prague 2

Suranskÿ, F. Czechoslovak Atomic Energy Commission, Slezská 9, Prague 2

Urbánek, V. Nuclear Research Institute, 250 68 Rez near Prague

Vlcek, K. Federal Ministry of Fuel and Energy, Stepánská 28, Prague 1

Zbêhlik, J. Nuclear Research Institute, 250 68 Rez near Prague

DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE S REPUBLIC OF KOREA

Choe, Hak Gun State Atomic Energy Committee, Pyongyang

Choe, Jong-Sun State Atomic Energy Committee, Institute of Nuclear Physics, Pyongyang

Dzang Sanghak State Atomic Energy Committee, Laboratory of Institute of Nuclear Physics, Pyongyang

O, In Hen State Atomic Energy Committee, Pyongyang

Rim, Yong Taek Embassy of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, Beckmanngasse 10—12, A-l 140 Vienna, Austria

DENMARK

Bastrup-Birk, E. Danish Energy Agency, Strandgade 29, DK-1401 Copenhagen К

Beck, A.L. Danish Energy Agency, Strandgade 29, DK-1401 Copenhagen К 60 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

DENMARK (cont.)

Bo, P. Research Establishment Risф, DK-4000 Roskilde

Daub, J. Research Establishment Ris0, DK-4000 Roskilde

Elbak-J^rgensen, Eva Danish Energy Agency, Strandgade 29, DK-1401 Copenhagen К

Gj^rup, H.L. Research Establishment Risф, DK-4000 Roskilde

Grande, P. National Health Service of Denmark, State Institute of Radiation Hygiene, Frederikssundsvej 378, DK-2700 Copenhagen Br^nsh^j

Hagen, H.H. Danish Inspectorate of Nuclear Installations, P.O. Box 217, DK-4000 Roskilde

Hannibal, L.G. National Health Service of Denmark, State Institute of Radiation Hygiene, Frederikssundsvej 378, DK:2700 Copenhagen Brÿnsh^j

Hasted, F. Danish Energy Dept, Kraftimport, Strandvejen 102, DK-2900 Hellerup

Holm, N. Research Establishment Ris0. DK-4000 Roskilde

Jensen, A. Danish Inspectorate of Nuclear Installations, P.O. Box 217, DK-4000 Roskilde

Jensen, H. Danish Inspectorate of Nuclear Installations, P.O. Box 127, DK-4000 Roskilde

Knudsen, P. Research Establishment Ris(6, DK-4000 Roskilde

Koch, H.J. Ministry of Commerce, Slotsholmsgade 12, DK-1216 Copenhagen К

Linderstr0m-Lang, C.U. Research Establishment Risф, DK^tOOO Roskilde

List, F. Research Establishment Risф, DK-4000 Roskilde LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

Marcus, F.R. Nordic Liaison Committee for Atomic Energy, с/o Energistyrelsen, Strandgade 29, DK-1401 Copenhagen К (see also under FORATOM)

Marstrand, J. Research Establishment Ristfi, DK-4000 Roskilde

Mikkelsen, J.A. ELSAM, Kraftvaerksgruppen, Kraftvaerksvej 43, DK-7000 Fredericia

Mi/>ller-Madsen, M. Danish Inspectorate of Nuclear Installations, P.O. Box 217, DK-4000 Roskilde

Neven, Z.V. Danish Energy Dept, Kraftimport, Strandvejen 102, DK-2900 Hellerup

Nielsen, S.O. Symplexor Engineering Consultants, Inc., Vejlesôvej 92, DK-2840 Holte

Çihlenschlaeger, N. National Health Service of Demnark, St. Kongensgade 1, DK-1264 Copenhagen К

Ç)lgaard, P.L. Technical University of Denmark, Building 322, DK-2800 Lyngby

Olsen, A. Research Establishment Ris0, DK-4000 Roskilde

Overvad, G. Permanent Mission of Denmark to the IAEA, Führichgasse 6, A-1015 Vienna, Austria

Pedersen, A. ELSAM, Kraftvaerksgruppen, Kraftvaerksvej 43, DK-7000 Fredericia

Roed, J. Danish Environmental Protection Agency, Kampmanngade 1, DK-1604 Copenhagen V

Schou, M. SEAS-Danatom, Tingvej 7, DK-4690 Haslev

S0rensen, H. Geological Survey o f Denmark, Thoravej 31, DK-2400 Copenhagen NV von Bülow, H. Danish Energy Agency, Strandgade 29, DK-1401 Copenhagen К 62 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

EGYPT

Abaza, M. Ministry of Electricity, Nasr City, Cairo

Abdel-Rassoul, A.A. Atomic Energy Establishment, 101, Kasr El-Eini Street, Cairo

Effat, K.E.A. Atomic Energy Establishment, 101, Kasr El-Eini Street, Cairo

El-Fouly, M.F. Nuclear Power Plants Authority, 18, Hoda Shaarawy Street, Cairo

El-Guebeily, M.A. Ministry of Scientific Research and Atomic Energy, 101, Kasr El-Eini Street, Cairo

El-Shazly, E.M. Atomic Energy Establishment, 101, Kasr El-Eini Street, Cairo

Hammad, F.H. Atomic Energy Establishment, 101, Kasr El-Eini Street, Cairo

Morsy, Samira M. Atomic Energy Establishment, 101, Kasr El-Eini Street, Cairo

Sirry, H. Nuclear Power Plants Authority, 18, Hoda Shaarawy Street, Cairo

Sirry, O. Permanent Mission of Egypt to the IAEA, Walfischgasse 10/7, A-1010 Vienna, Austria

Sultan, A. Ministry of Electricity, Nasr City, Cairo

FINLAND

Aaltonen, J.O. University of Helsinki, Department of Radiochemistry, Unioninkatu 35, SF-00170 Helsinki 17

Eurola, A.T. Institute of Radiation Protection, P.O. Box 268, SF-00101 Helsinki 10

Gustafsson, P.V.E. Permanent Mission of Finland to the OECD, 6, rue de Franqueville, F-75016 Paris, France

Heinonen, J.U. Technical Research Centre o f Finland, Vuorimiehentie 5, SF-02150 Espoo 15 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 6 3

Heinonen, O.J. University of Helsinki, Department of Radiochemistry, Unioninkatu 35, SF-00170 Helsinki 17

Hiismâki, P.E. Technical Research Centre of Finland, Reactor Laboratory, Vuorimiehentie 5, SF-02150 Espoo 15

Jâfs, D. Finnatom, Kasarmikatu 44, SF-00130 Helsinki 13

Jauho, P.A. Technical Research Center of Finland, Vuorimiehentie 5, SF-02150 Espoo 15

Kauranne, L.K. Geological Survey of Finland, Kivimiehentie 1, SF-02150 Espoo 15

Kolelunainen, H.S. Teollisuuden Voima Oy, Kutojantie 8, SF-02610 Espoo 61

Komsi, MJ. Imatran Voima Oy, Box 138, SF-00101 Helsinki 10

Kuusi, J. Finnatom, Kasarmikatu 44, SF-00130 Helsinki 13

Laaksonen, J.T. Institute of Radiation Protection, P.O. Box 268, SF-00101 Helsinki 10

Màkipentti, I.M. Ministry of Trade and Industry, Rautatielâisenkatu 6, SF-00520 Helsinki 52

Manninen, J. Ministry of Trade and Industry, Rautatielâisenkatu 6, SF-00520 Helsinki 52

Mattila, LJ. Technical Research Centre of Finland, Lônnrotinkatu 37, SF-00180 Helsinki 18

Nevanlinna, L. Imatran Voima Oy, Box 138, SF-00101 Helsinki 10

Niini, H.I. Geological Survey of Finland, SF-02150 Espoo 15

Numminen, K. Imatran Voima Oy, Box 138, SF-00101 Helsinki 10

Nurmimâki, K. Imatran Voima Oy, Box 138, SF-00101 Helsinki 10

Ojanen, M.U. Technical Research Centre of Finland, Vuorimiehentie 5, SF-02150 Espoo 15 6 4 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

F I N L A N D (cont.)

Ojanen, P.A. Permanent Mission of Finland to the IAEA, Untere Donaustrasse 13 — 15, A-1020 Vienna, Austria

Patrakka, E.T. Teollisuuden Voima Oy, Kutojantie 8, SF-02610 Espoo 61

Pietinen, S.T. Permanent Mission of Finland to the IAEA, Untere Donaustrasse 13 — 15, A-1020 Vienna, Austria

Rajamáki, M.K. Technical Research Centre of Finland, Lônnrotinkatu 37, SF-00180 Helsinki 18

Rask, T.E. Imatran Voima Oy, Box 138, SF-00101 Helsinki 10

Rastas, AJ. Teollisuuden Voima Oy, Kutojantie 8, SF-02610 Espoo 61

Routti, J.T. Helsinki University of Technology, Department of Technical Physics, Rakentajanaukio 2, SF-02150 Espoo

Silvennoinen, P. Technical Research Centre of Finland, Lônnrotinkatu 37, SF-00180 Helsinki 18

Taijanne, R.A. Technical Research Centre of Finland, Nuclear Engineering Laboratory, Lônnrotinkatu 37, SF-00180 Helsinki 18

Tiainen, O.J. Helsinki Electricity Works, P.O. Box 469, SF-00101 Helsinki 10

Vaara, E.I. Ministry of Trade and Industry, Rautatielàisenkatu 6, SF-00520 Helsinki 52

von Bonsdorff, M.G. Teollisuuden Voima Oy, Kutojantie 8, SF-02610 Espoo 61

Vuorinen, A.P. Institute of Radiation Protection, P.O. Box 268, SF-00101 Helsinki 10

FRANCE

*Giraud, A. Commissariat a 1.’énergie atomique, 29—33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 6 5

Aboudarham, L. 'Framatome, 1, Tour Fiat, Cedex 16, F-92084 Paris la Défense

Ackerman, J.P. Société pour la conversion de l’uranium en métal et hexafluorure (COMURHEX), 6, avenue Bertie-Albrecht, F-75008 Paris

Agrafiotis, D. CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Fontenay-aux-Roses, B.P. 6, F-92260 Fontenay-aux-Roses

Amal, T. CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Cadarache, B.P. 1, F-13115 Saint-Paul-lez-Durance

Aubert, J. CEA, Centre de Pierrelatte, B.P. Ill, F-26700 Pierrelatte

Auchapt, J. CEA, Centre de Marcoule, B.P. 170, F-30200 Bagnols-sur-Cèze

Auchapt, P. CEA, Centre de Marcoule, B.P. 170, F-30200 Bagnols-sur-Cèze

Ausset, R. Technip, 232, avenue Napoléon Bonaparte, F-92500 Rueil-Malmaison

Bailly, H. CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Cadarache, B.P. 1, F-13115 Saint-Paul-lez-Durance

Bailly, J. CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Cadarache, B.P. 1, F-13115 Saint-Paul-lez-Durance

Ballagny, A. CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

Barré, B. Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29—33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15

Barré, J.Y. CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Cadarache, B.P. 1, F-13115 Saint-Paul-lez-Durance

Bathellier, A. CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Fontenay-aux-Roses, B.P. 6, F-92260 Fontenay-aux-Roses

Baudin, G. CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Fontenay-aux-Roses, B.P.6, F-92260 Fontenay-aux-Roses

Bauer, E. CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette 66 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

F R A N C E (cont.)

Baujat, J. Alsthom-Atlantique, Division ensembles industriels, 7, rue Auber, F-75428 Paris Cedex 09

Baumier, J. Société technique pour l’énergie atomique (Technicatome). B.P. 18, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

Bazin, J. CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P.2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

Bèfre, J. Novatome industries, 20, avenue Edouard-Herriot, F-92350 Le Plessis-Robinson

Belot, Y.A. CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Fontenay-aux-Roses, B.P. 6, F-92260 Fontenay-aux-Roses

Bergeron, J. Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29—33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15

Bernard, C. Saint Gobain Techniques Nouvelles, 23, boulevard G. Clémenceau, F-92400 Courbevoie

Bernard, G. Electricité de France, 6, Quai Watier, F-78400 Chatou

Bertel, E. Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29—33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15

Bertonneau, R. Electricité de France, 3, rue de Messine, F-75008 Paris

Biau, M. Service central de protection contre les rayonnements ionisants, B.P. 35, F-78110 Le Vésinet

Billaut, A. Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29—33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15

Blin, R. Secrétariat général de la Défense Nationale, 51, bd La-Tour-Maubourg, F-75007 Paris

Blum, J.M. Pechiney Ugine Kuhlmann, 6, avenue Bertie-Albrecht, F-75008 Paris

Blum, P. Transnucléaire, 11, rue Christophe-Colomb, F-75008 Paris

Boiteux, M. Electricité de France, 2, rue Louis-Murat, F-75008 Paris LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 67

Bonnet, P. Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29—33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15-

Bonniaud, R. CEA, Centre de Marcoule, B.P. 170, F-30200 Bagnols-sur-Cèze

Bonnieux, J.M. Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29—33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15

Boucard, G. Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29—33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15

Bouchard, J. CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Cadarache, B.P. 1, F-13115 Saint-Paul-lez-Durance

Bouchicot, A. Institut national des sciences et techniques nucléaires (INSTN), B.P. 6, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

Bourgeois, J. CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

Bourgeois, M. CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Fontenay-aux-Roses, B.P. 6, F-92260 Fontenay-aux-Roses

Boussard, R. Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29—33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15

Boutonnet, G. Pechiney Ugine Kuhlmann, 8, avenue Bertie-Albrecht, F-75008 Paris

Bovard, P. CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Fontenay-aux-Roses, B.P. 6, F-92260 Fontenay-aux-Roses

Brandt, R. Electricité de France, 2, rue Louis-Murat, F-75008 Paris

Brès, F. Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29—33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15

Bresson, G.G. CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Fontenay-aux-Roses, B.P. 6, F-92260 Fontenay-aux-Roses

Brisbois, J.J. CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

Bruel, H.P. Robatel-S.L.P.I., Rue de Genève, B.P. 20, F-69740 Gênas 68 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

F R A N G E (cont.)

Buffereau, M.M. CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

Bujas, R. CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

Bujon de l’Estang, F. Délégation générale à l’énergie, 35, rue Saint-Dominique, F-75007 Paris

Bussy, P. CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

Campan, J.L. CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Cadarache, B.P. 1, F-13115 Saint-Paul-lez-Durance

Candès, P. CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

Candiotti, C.M. Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29—33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15

Canonge, H. Electricité de France, 6, Quai Watier, F-78400 Chatou

Cantaloube, R.R. CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Cadarache, B:P. 1, F-13115 Saint-Paul-lez-Durance

Capart, M.L. . Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29—33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15

Carnino, A. CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

Carteret, Y. CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Fontenay-aux-Roses, B.P. 6, F-92260 Fontenay-aux-Roses

César, M. CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Fontenay-aux-Roses, B.P. 6, F- 92260 Fontenay-aux-Roses

Chabrillac, M. CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

Chalabreysse, M.C. CEA, Centre de Pierrelatte, B.P. 111, F-26700 Pierrelatte

Chambragne, J. CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Fontenay-aux-Roses, B.P. 6, F-92260 Fontenay-aux-Roses LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 6 9

Chavardès, D. Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29—33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15

Chéron, C. Eurodif, 116, avenue AristideJiriand, B.P. 25, F-92220 Bagneux

Chesné, A. CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Fontenay-aux-Roses, B.P. 6, F-92260 Fontenay-aux-Roses

Chouard, P.A. CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Cadarache, B.P. 1, F-13115 Saint-Paul-lez-Durance

Clauzon, P. Novatome Industries, 20, avenue Edouard-Herriot, F-92350 Le Plessis-Robinson

Clément, B. Ministère de l’Industrie, Service central de sûreté des installations nucléaires, 13, rue de Bourgogne, F-75007 Paris

Coates, J.H. Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29—33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15

Cohendy, G. CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Fontenay-aux-Roses, B.P. 6, F-92260 Fontenay-aux-Roses

Corbet, F. Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29-33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15

Corbet, P.A. Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29—33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15

Cosset, F. CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

Costa, L. CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Cadarache, B.P. 1, F-13115 Saint-Paul-lez-Durance

Courcon, P. CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Cadarache, B.P.l, F-13115 Saint-Paul-lez-Durance

Coursimault, J. Alsthom-Atlantique, 7, rue Auber, F-75428 Paris Cedex 09

Courteix, R. Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, ■29-33, rue de là Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 09

Couture, J. Cogéma, La Boursidière, Route Nationale 186, F-92357 Le Plessis-Robinson Cedex

Couture, J. Société générale, 29, bd Haussmann, F-75009 Paris 70 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

FRANCE (cont.) d’Aboville, B. Ministère des Affaires Etrangères, 37, Quai d’Orsay, F-75007 Paris

D a rd , J. C EA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Fontenay-aux-Roses, B.P. 6, F-92260 Fontenay-aux-Roses

D e a n , G . C EA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Fontenay-aux-Roses, B.P. 6, F-92260 Fontenay-aux-Roses

Decool, F. C E A , Centre d’études nucléaires de Cadarache, B.P. 1, F-13115 Saint-Paul-lez-Durance

de Galassus, B. Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29— 33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15

Delafosse, J. C E A , Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

Delayre, R. C E A , Centre d’études nucléaires de Cadarache, B .P .l, F-13115 Saint-Paul-lez-Durance

D e le r, B . Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29-33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15

Delmas, R. C EA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Grenoble, 85 X, F-38041 Grenoble Cedex

Delpeyroux, P. C E A , Centre d’études nucléaires de Cadarache, B.P. 1, F-13115 Saint-Paul-lez-Durance

Delvalle, P. C E A , Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

de Mazancourt, R. Représentation permanente de la France près les Communautés européennes, 40, boulevard du Régent, B-1000 Brussels, Belgium

de Nercy, B. Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29-33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15

D e va l, F . Société pour la conversion de l’uranium en métal et hexafluorure (COM URHEX), 6, avenue Bertie-Albrecht, F-75008 Paris

D o llé , L . CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 71 d’Orival, M. CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

Duhamel, F. Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29-33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15

Dumesnil, P. C EA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

Dumoulin, J. Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29— 33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15

Dupouy, J.M. C EA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

Edeline, J.C. C EA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

Elkouby, A. F ra m a to m e , Tour Fiat, Cedex 16, F-92084 Paris la Défense

Ertaud, A. Novatome Industries, 20, avenue Edouard-Herriot, F-92350 Le Plessis-Robinson

Estavoyer, M. CEA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Cadarache, B.P. 1, F-13115 Saint-Paul-lez-Durance

Faugeras, P. C EA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Fontenay-aux-Roses, B.P. 6, F-92260 Fontenay-aux-Roses

Faussat, A. C E A , Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F -9 1190 Gif-sur-Yvette

F a u ve , J . Ministère de l’Industrie, Délégation générale à l’énergie, 35, rue Saint-Dominique, F-75007 Paris

Feliers, P. CEA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Fontenay-aux-Roses, B.P. 6, F-92260 Fontenay-aux-Roses

Feron, J.A. Electricité de France, 3, rue de Messine, F-75008 Paris

Ferrari, A. Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29— 33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15

F e m ó le , G . Electricité de France, 3, rue de Messine, F-75008 Paris 72 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

FRANCE (cont.)

Fesneau, M. F ra m a to m e , Tour Fiat, Cedex 16, F-92084 Paris la Défense

Fitoussi, J. C EA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Fontenay-aux-Roses, B.P. 6, F-92260 Fontenay-aux-Roses

F o rm é , С . Electricité de France, Direction générale, 2, rue Louis-Murat, F-75008 Paris

Franzinetti, J. Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29— 33, rue de ¡a Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15

Fréjacques, С. C EA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Fontenay-aux-Roses, B.P. 6, F-92260 Fontenay-aux-Roses

Furet, J.L. C EA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

Gaussens, 3.C.E. Société Creusot-Loire, 42, rue d’Anjou, F-75008 Paris

Gaussot, D. Electricité de France, 3, rue de Messine, F-75008 Paris

Gauvenet, A. Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29—33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15

Genthon, J.P. C E A , Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

Georges, M. C EA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

G in ie r, R . C EA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Cadarache, B.P. 1, F-13115 Saint-Paul-lez-Durance

G ira rd , Y . F ra m a to m e , Tour Fiat, Cedex 16, F-92084 Paris la Défense

Giraud, J.P. Saint Gobain Techniques Nouvelles, 23, boulevard G. Clémenceau, F-92400 Courbevoie

Gloaguen, A. Electricité de France, 2, rue Louis-Murat, F-75008 Paris

G o d d e t, J. Electricité de France, Centrale Phénix, B.P. 106, F-30200 Bagnols-sur-Cèze LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 73

Godot, J. CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

Goldschmidt, B. Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29— 33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15

Gourisse, D. C EA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P, 2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

Goutail, J. Alsthom-Atlan tique, 372, rue Saint-Honoré, F-75008 Paris

Graftieaux, J. C EA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

Grandperret, P. C EA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Fontenay-aux-Roses, B.P. 6, F-92260 Fontenay-aux-Roses

Gras, M . Secrétariat général du Comité interministériel de la sécurité nucléaire, 27, rue Oudinot, F-75007 Paris

Greppo, J.F. Electricité de France, 3, rue de Messine, F-75008 Paris

Grimbert, A. Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29— 33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15

Guillet, H. C E A , Centre d’études nucléaires de Cadarache, B.P. 1, F -l3115 Saint-Paul-lez-Durance

Guilloux, R. C EA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

G u y e t, A . Compagnie électro-mécanique (C EM ), 37, rue du Rocher, F-75008 Paris

H a y e t, L . C EA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Fontenay-aux-Roses, B.P. 6, F-92260 Fontenay-aux-Roses

Henault, D. 1, rue Bertie-Albrecht, F-78210 Saint-Cyr-l’Ecole

H e n ri, R . Electricité de France, 3, rue de Messine, F-75008 Paris

Iu n g , J . C EA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P.2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

Ja m m e t, H . CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Fontenay-aux-Roses, B.P. 6, F-92260 Fontenay-aux-Roses 74 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

FRANCE (cont.)

Ja n in , R . Electricité de France, 3, rue de Messine, F-75008 Paris

Janvier, J.C. CEA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Grenoble, 85 X, F-3 8041 Grenoble Cedex

J o ly , G . Electricité de France, Direction production et transport, 3, rue de Messine, F-75008 Paris

Jouannaud, C. CEA , Centre d’études nucléaires dé Fontenay-aux-Roses, B.P. 6, F-92260 Fontenay-aux-Roses

Jubault, G. Novatome Industries, 20, avenue Edouard-Herriot, F-92350 Le Plessis-Robinson

Jungmann, E. American Nuclear Society, 65, rue du Javelot, F-75645 Paris Cedex 13 (see also under American Nuclear Society)

Khairallah, A.E. C EA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Cadarache, B.P. 1, F-13115 Saint-Paul-lez-Durance

Koechlin, J.C. Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29— 33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15

L a b ib , F . Alsthom-Atlantique, 7, rue Auber, F-75428 Paris Cedex 09

Labrousse, M. Cogéma, La Boursidière, Route Nationale 186, F-92357 Le Plessis-Robinson Cedex

Lacoste, M.P. Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29— 33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15

Laies, Y.M . M in a to m e , 69— 73, rue Dutot, F-75015 Paris

Lagrange, P.G. USSI, 116, avenue Aristide-Briand, B.P. 72, F-92220 Bagneux

Lascoumes, J. Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29— 33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15

Lebreton, G. F ra m a to m e , Tour Fiat, Cedex 16, F-92084 Paris la Défense

Leclerc, J. CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 75

Leclère, J. CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

Lecorate, F. Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29— 33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15

Lefèvre, J.F. Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29— 33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15

Lefillâtre, G. C E A , Centre d’études nucléaires de Cadarache, B.P. 1, F-13115 Saint-Paul-lez-Durance

Le Guelte, G. Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29— 33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15

Le Manach, J. CEA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

Le Niger, Y. Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29— 33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15

Leonardi, P. Ministère de l’Industrie, Délégation générale à l’énergie, 35, rue Saint-Dominique, F-75007 Paris

Lerat, J.M. C EA , Centre de Pierrelatte, B.P. I ll, F-26700 Pierrelatte

Lerouge, B. Technicatome, B.P. 18, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

Leroy, J.L. CEA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Cadarache, B.P.l, F-13115 Saint-Paul-lez-Durance

Lescaut, F. Electricité de France, Inspection générale, 3, rue de Messine, F-75008 Paris

Lestiboudois, G. C EA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F -9 1190 Gif-sur-Yvette

Levallet, H. C EA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Cadarache, B.P. 1, F-13115 Saint-Paul-lez-Durance

Lombardi, M. E u ro d if , 116, avenue Aristide-Briand, B.P. 25, F-92220 Bagneux

Lonchampt, G. Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29— 33, rue de la.Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15 76 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

FRANCE (cont.)

Lorrain, C.P. CEA , Centre de Pierrelatte, B.P. I l l, F-26700 Pierrelatte

L o u ë t, P. Ministère des Affaires Etrangères, 37, Quai d’Orsay, F-75007 Paris

L u x o , A . S o fra to m e , Tour Horizon, 52, Quai National, F-92806 Puteaux

Mâchefer, J. C EA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

Magnaghi, G. Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29— 33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15

Mamelle, J. Saint-Gobain Techniques Nouvelles, 23, bd. G. Clémenceau, F-92400 Courbevoie

M a n e v y , G . C EA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Fontenay-aux-Roses, B.P. 6, F-92260 Fontenay-aux-Roses

Marcaillou, J. Electricité de France, 13, avenue de Friedland, F-75008 Paris

Marchai, P.E. C EA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

M a rtig n o n , P. C EA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

Martinet, M. Novatome Industries, 20, avenue Edouard-Herriot, F-92350 Le Plessis-Robinson

Martinot, G. Technicatome, B.P. 18, F -9 1190 Gif-sur-Yvette

Massignon, D. CEA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

M é g y , J. C EA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

Melamed, J. Cogéma, La Boursidière, Route Nationale 186, F-92357 Le Plessis-Robinson Cedex

Menessier, D. CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Cadarache, B.P. 1, F-13115 Saint-Paul-lez-Durance LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 77

Mercier, C.E. CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Cadarache, B.P. 1, F-13115 Saint-Paul-lez-Durance

Metayer, L. C EA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

M é z in , M . Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29— 33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15

M ic a u x , B . C EA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

Mikailoff, H. C EA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Cadarache, B.P. 1, F-13115 Saint-Paul-lez-Durance

M ille t, P. C E A , Centre d’études nucléaires de Cadarache, B.P. 1, F-13115 Saint-Paul-lez-Durance

M illo t, R . Electricité de France, 68, rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, F-75008 Paris

M o lle t, R . Revue générale nucléaire, 48, rue de la Procession, F-75015 Paris

M o re a u , C . C EA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

Mougniot, J.C. C EA , Centre d ’études nucléaires de Cadarache, B.P. 1, F-13115 Saint-Paul-lez-Durance

Mustelier, J.P. C E A , Centre d’études nucléaires de Cadarache, B.P. 1, F-13115 Saint-Paul-lez-Durance

Naigeon, J. Novatome Industries, 20, avenue Edouard-Herriot, F-92350 Le Plessis-Robinson

Naudet, G. S o fra to m e , Tour Horizon, 52, Quai National, F-92806 Puteaux

Nectoux, P. C EA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

Nénot, J.C. C EA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Fontenay-aux-Roses, B.P. 6, F-92260 Fontenay-aux-Roses

N o c , B . Electricité de France, Tour ED F-G D F, Quartier Alsace, B.P. 8, F-92080 Paris la Défense

Oilier, H. CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Cadarache, B.P. 1, F-13115 Saint-Paul-lez-Durance 78 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

FRANCE (cont.)

Pagès, J.P. CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Fontenay-aux-Roses, B.P. 6, F-92260 Fontenay-aux-Roses

Pagès, P. CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Fontenay-aux-Roses, B.P. 6, F-92260 Fontenay-aux-Roses

P a jo t, J. CEA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Cadarache, B.P. 1, F-13115 Saint-Paul-lez-Durance

Patarin, L. C EA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

Pecqueur, M. Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29— 33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15

Pe ix, J. Cogéma, La Boursidière, Route Nationale 186, F-92357 Le Plessis-Robinson Cedex

Peleé, J. CEA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

Perrot, F. Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29— 33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15

Perrot, M. Pechiney Ugine Kuhlmann, 23, rue Balzac, F-75008 Paris

Pesm e, L . CEA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

P e tit, A . Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29— 33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15

Petit, J.F. CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

Pètit, J.F. EURODIF,' 116, avenue Aristide-Briand, B.P. 25, F-92220 Bagneux

Picou, J.L. Novatome Industries, 20, avenue Edouard-Herriot, F-92350 Le Plessis-Robinson

Plurien, P. CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P.2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

Pradel, J. CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Fontenay-aux-Roses, B.P. 6, F-92260 Fontenay-aux-Roses LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 79

Procaccia, H. Electricité de France, 24, boulevard de la Libération, F-93206 Saint-Denis

Prost, A.J. Compagnie de constructions mécaniques (CCM ), procédés Sulzer, 51, boulevard Brune, F-75014 Paris Cedex

P uig, J .R . CEA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Fontenay-aux-Roses, B.P. 6, F-92260 Fontenay-aux-Roses

Queniart, D. Ministère de l’Industrie, du Commerce et de l’Artisanat, 13, rue de Bourgogne, F-75007 Paris

Raggenbass, A. Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29— 33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15

Ramadier, C. Novatome Industries, 20, avenue Edouard-Herriot, F-92350 Le Plessis-Robinson

Rastoin, J. Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29— 33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15

Ratier, J.L. C EA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Cadarache, B .P . 1, F -1 3 1 15 S a in t-P a u l-le z-D u ra n ce

Raynal, U. Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29— 33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15

R e d o n , A . CEA, Centre de la Hague, F-5 0100 Cherbourg

Regnaud, F. CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Fontenay-aux-Roses, B.P. 6, F-92260 Fontenay-aux-Roses

Regnaut, P. C EA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Fontenay-aux-Roses, B.P'. 6, F-92260 Fontenay-aux-Roses

Renaud, J. Pechiney Ugine Kuhlmann, 6, avenue Bertie-Albrecht, F-75008 Paris

R e n o u , J. Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29— 33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15 (see also under Foratom )

Robatel, M. Robatel-S.L.P.I., Rue de Genève, B.P. 20, F-69740 Gênas

Robert, E. Electricité de France, NERSA, 177, rue Garibaldi, B.P. 505, F-69219 Lyon Cedex 1 80 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

FRANCE (cont.)

R o b in , M . CEA, Centre d’études nucléaires de Cadarache, B.P. 1, F-13115 Saint-Paul-lez-Durance

Roblin, P. Pechiney Ugine Kuhlmann, 23, rue Balzac, F-75008 Paris

Rosengard, A. C EA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

R o th , E . C E A , Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

Rougeau, J.P. C o ré d if, 116, avenue Aristide-Briand, F-92220 Bagneux

Rousseau, J. C E A , Centre d ’études nucléaires de Cadarache, B.P. 1, F-13115 Saint-Paul-lez-Durance

Rozenholc, M. N o va to m e , 20, avenue Edouard-Herriot, F-92350 Le Plessis-Robinson

Sachnine, P. C E A , Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

Sauteron, J. C EA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Fontenay-aux-Roses, B.P. 6, F-92260 Fontenay-aux-Roses

Sautray, R. CEA, Centre de Marcoule, B.P. 170, F-30200 Bagnols-sur-Cèze

Savelli, P. Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29— 33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15

Schaeffer, R. Ministère de l’Industrie, Service central de sûreté des installations nucléaires, 13, rue de Bourgogne, F-75007 Paris

Scheidhauer, J. Cogéma, La Boursidière, Route Nationale 186, F-92357 Le Plessis-Robinson Cedex

Schwartz, J.P. C EA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

S e ro u x , D . Pechiney Ugine Kuhlmann, 23, rue Balzac, F-75008 Paris LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 81

Servant, J. Secrétariat général du Comité interministériel de la sécurité nucléaire, 27, rue Oudinot, F-750Q7 Paris

S e yve , C . Cogéma, La Boursidière, Route Nationale 186, F-92357 Le Plessis-Robinson Cedex

Sifferlen, R. Société industrielle de combustible nucléaire (SICN ), B.P. 1, F-3 8113 Veurey-Voroize

Silberberg, S. Electricité de France, 24, boulevard de la Libération, F-93206 Saint-Denis

Siméon, С. C EA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Fontenay-aux-Roses, B.P. 6, F-92260 Fontenay-aux-Roses

S im o n , A . Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29—33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15

Sombret, С. CEA, Centre de Marcoule, B.P. 170, F-30200 Bagnols-sur-Cèze

Sornein, J. Cogéma, La Boursidière, Route Nationale 186, F-92357 Le Plessis-Robinson Cedex

Sousselier, Y. CEA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Fontenay-aux-Roses, B.P.6, F-92260 Fontenay-aux-Roses

Stephany, P. Electricité de France, 3, rue de Messine, F-75008 Paris

S to lz , J. Electricité de France, 71, rue de Miromesnil, F-75008 Paris ;

Taccoen, L.B.C. Electricité de France, 3, rue de Messine, F-75008 Paris

Tanguy, P.Y. C EA , Centre d’étudés nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

Taranger, P. Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29— 33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15

Tarnero, M. C EA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Fontenay-aux-Roses, B.P. 6, F-92260 Fontenay-aux-Roses

Teillac, J. Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29-33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15 82 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

FRANCE (cont.)

Ternault, M. Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29— 33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15

Traccucci, R. F ra m a to m e , Tour Fiat, Cedex 16, F-92084 Paris la Défense

Varneau, A. Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29-33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15

Vaujour, J. Electricité de France, 12, Place des Etats-Unis, F-75783 Paris Cedex 16

Veizraan, M. USSI, 116, avenue Aristide-Briand, B.P. 72, F-92220 Bagneux

Vendryès, G. Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29-33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15

V ig n e t, P. C EA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

Vincent, F. Electricité de France, 1, avenue du Général de Gaulle, F-92141 Clamart Cedex

Voeltzel, D.E. Banque internationale pour le financement de l’énergie nucléaire, 20, rue de la Paix, F-75002 Paris

W e ill, J. C EA , Centre d’études nucléaires de Saclay, B.P. 2, F-91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

Wustner, R. Ambassade de France, Bonn, Fed. Rep. of Germany

W y a rt, P. Organisation des producteurs d’énergie nucléaire (O.P.E.N.), 20, rue d’Athènes, F-75009 Paris

Zaleski, P. Société française de l’énergie nucléaire, 98, rue de la Procession, F-75015 Paris (see also under European Nuclear Society)

GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC

*Sitzlack, G. Staatliches Am t für Atomsicherheit und Strahlenschutz der D DR , Waldowallee 117, D D R -1157 Berlin LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 83

Ackermann, G. Ingenieurhochschule Zittau, Strasse der Jungen Pioniere 2, DDR-88 Zittau

Fischer, W. Orgreb-Institut für Kraftwerke, Wollankstrasse 104, D D R -110 Berlin

K re is, M . Ministerium für Elektrotechnik und Elektronik, Postschliessfach 19, DDR-102 Berlin

Liewers, P. Zentralinstitut für Kemforschung der Akademie der Wissenschaften der D D R , Postschliessfach 19, DDR-8051 Dresden

N e b e l, D . Zentralinstitut für Kemforschung der Akademie der Wissenschaften der D D R , Postschliessfach 19, DDR-8051 Dresden

R a b o ld , H . Staatliches Am t für Atomsicherheit und Strahlenschutz der D DR , Waldowallee 117, D D R -1157 Berlin

R e h a k , W . Permanent Mission of the German Democratic Republic to the International Organizations in V ie n n a , Baüernmarkt 6/V/12, A-1010 Vienna, Austria

Rôhnsch, W. Staatliches Am t für Atomsicherheit und Strahlenschutz der DDR, Waldowallee 117, DDR-1157 Berlin

Rossbander, W. . Zentralinstitut für Kemforschung der Akademie der Wissenschaften der D D R , Postschliessfach 19, DDR-8051 Dresden

T h o m a s , G . Permanent Mission of the German Democratic Republic to the International Organizations in V ie n n a , Baüernmarkt 6/V/12, A-1010 Vienna, Austria

GERMANY, FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF

*Haunschild, H.-H. Bundesministerium für Forschung und Technologie, Postfach 12 03 70, D-5300 Bonn 12

A le ite , W . Kraftwerk Union AG, Postfach 3220, D-8250 Erlangen

Aumuller, L.T. NUKEM, Postfach 11 00 80, D-6450 Hanau 84 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

GERMANY, FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF (cont.)

Baars, B . Bundesministerium für Forschung und Technologie, Postfach 12 03 70, D-5300 Bonn 12

Balthesen, E. Kernforschungsanlage Jülich Gm bH, Postfach 1913, D -5 170 Jülich

Baumgartner, F. Gesellschaft für Kernforschung m bH, Postfach 3640, D-7500 Karlsruhe

Becker, E.W. Institut für Kernverfahrenstechnik, Kernforschungszentrum, Postfach 3640, D-7500 Karlsruhe

Becker, K.H. DIN/German Nuclear Standards (Committee NKe), Unter den Eichen 87, D-1000 Berlin 45 (West)

Beckurts, K.-H. Kernforschungsanlage Jülich Gm bH, Postfach 1913,D-5170 Jülich (see also under European Nuclear Society)

Behrendt, V. Dornier-System Gm bH, Postfach 1360, D-7990 Friedrichshafen

B e ll, R . Zentralstelle für Atomkernenergie-Dokumentation, D-7514 Eggenstein-Leopoldshafen 2

Bertling, A. Technischer trberwachungs-Verein Bayern e.V., Eichstâtter Strasse 5, D-8000 München 21

Birkhofer, A. Gesellschaft für Reaktorsicherheit, Forschungsgelânde, D-8046 Garching

Blechschmidt, M. Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt, Bundesallee 100, D-3300 Braunschweig

Boettcher, A. Kernforschungsanlage Jülich Gm bH, Postfach 1913, D -5170 Jülich

B ô h m , H . Gesellschaft für Kernforschung m bH, Postfach 3640, D-7500 Karlsruhe

B o n k a , H . Lehrstuhl für Reaktortechnik der Rheinisch- Westfàlischen Hochschule Aachen, Templergraben 55, D -5100 Aachen

Bork, S. Gescháftsstelle der Strahlenschutzkommission in Gesellschaft für Reaktorsicherheit, Postfach 10 16 50, D-5000 Koln 1 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 85

Bom , H.-P. Vereinigte Elektrizitàtswerke Westfalen A G , Postfach 9 41, D-4600 Dortmund 1

Borsch, P. Kernforschungsanlage Jiilich Gm bH, Postfach 1913, D -5 170 Jülich

Botzian, R.E. Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik, Haus Eggenberg, D-8026 Ebenhausen

Braatz, U. Vereinigung Deutscher Elektrizitàtswerke, Postfach 70 09 47, D-6000 Frankfurt 70

Breest, H.C. Bundesministerium des Innem, Rheindorfer Strasse 198, D-5300 Bonn

B ü k e r, H . Kernforschungsanlage Jülich Gm bH, Postfach 1913, D -5170 Jülich

B u la n g , W . Maschinenfabrik Augsburg-Nürnberg, Dachauer Strasse 667, D-8000 München 50

Bünemann, D. Gesellschaft für Kernenergieverwertung in Schiffbau und Schiffahrt mbH, Postfach 160, D-2054 Geesthacht

C a rb o n , P. Babcock - Brown Boveri Reaktor Gm bH, Postfach 323, D-6800 Mannheim 41

Chojnacki, U. Ministerium fur Wirtschaft und Verkehr, Friedrichswall 1, D-3000 Hannover

Colhoun, C. NUKEM, Postfach 11 00 80, D-6450 Hanau

Czock, K.H. Fachhochschule Dortmund, Sonnenstrasse 100, D-4600 Dortmund

Dangelmaier, P. Kernkraftwerk Obrigheim GmbH, Postfach 100, D-6951 Obrigheim

Danner, W.M. Max-Planck-Institut für Plasmaphysik, D-8046 Garching

Dâunert, U. Bundesministerium für Forschung und Technologie, Postfach 12 03 70, D-5300 Bonn 12

Dibbert, H.-J. URANIT, Postfach 1411, D -5170 Jülich

D ie n s t. W . Gesellschaft für Kernforschung m bH, Postfach 3640, D-7500 Karlsruhe 86 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

GERMANY, FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF (cont.)

D ü r r, R . Joseph-Danzer Strasse 33, D-8033 Planegg

Edelhàuser, H. Bundesministerium des Innern, Rheindorfer Strasse 198, D-5300 Bonn

E h le rs , K . Hochtemperatur-Reaktorbau GmbH, Gottlieb-Daimler-Strasse 8, D-6800 Mannheim 1

Eickelpasch, N. Kernkraftwerk RWE-Bayernwerk GmbH, Postfach, D-8871 Gundremmingen

Einfeld, K. DWK, Kruppstrasse 5, D-4300 Essen

Engelhard, J. Rheinische Braunkohlenwerke AG , Postfach 41 08 40, D-5000 Kôln 41

Engelmann, P. Kernforschungsanlage Jülich Gm bH, Postfach 1913, D-5170 Jülich

Engels berger, M. Deutscher Bundestag, D-5300 Bonn

Erbacher, F. Gesellschaft für Kernforschung m bH, Postfach 3640, D-7500 Karlsruhe

E tz e l, W . Kraftwerk Union AG, Postfach 3220, D-8520 Erlangen

Fiedler, V. Babcock - Brown Bovery Reaktor GmbH, Postfach 323, D-6800 Mannheim 41

Fischer, M. Gesellschaft für Kernforschung m bH, Postfach 3640, D-7500 Karlsruhe

Fischer, P.-M. Gesellschaft für Kemforschung mbH, Postfach 3640, D-7500 Karlsruhe

Flôter, W.R. Uranerzbergbau GmbH & Co. KG, Postfach 7210, D-5300 Bonn 7

F re w e r, H . Kraftwerk Union AG, Postfach 3220, D-8250 Erlangen

F u c h te , G . Technischer Überwachungs-Verein e.V., Postfach 54 02 20, D-2000 Hamburg 54 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 87

Fürste, W. Rheinisch-Westfàlischer Technischer Überwachungs- Verein e.V., Steubenstrasse 53, D-4300 Essen

Gebauhr, W. Kraftwerk Union AG - Reaktortechnik, Postfach 3220, D-8250 Erlangen

Gehnes, P. Bundesanstalt für Geowissenschaften und Rohstoffe, Postfach 51 01 53, D-3000 Hannover

Geppert, U. Fichtner Consulting Engineers, Grazer Strasse 22, D-7000 Stuttgart 30

G u p ta , D . Gesellschaft für Kernforschung m bH, Postfach 3640, D-7500 Karlsruhe

Hackstein, K.G. NUKEM, Postfach 11 00 80, D-6450 Hanau

H a g e n , M . Bundesministerium für Forschung und Technologie, Postfach 12 03 70, D-5300 Bonn 12

Hampel, H. Urangesellschaft m bH & Co. KG, Westendstrasse 24, Postfach 17 41 93, D-6000 Frankfurt

Handge, P. Gesellschaft für Reaktorsicherheit m bH, Glockengasse 2, D-5000 Kôln

H a rd e , R . Gesellschaft für Kernforschung m bH, Postfach 3640, D-7500 Karlsruhe

H a u g , P. Deutsches Atomforum e.V., Heuss-Allee 10, D-5300 Bonn 1

H e c k e r, R . Kemforschungsanlage Jülich Gm bH, Postfach 1913, D-5170 Jülich

H e ü , J . Bundesministerium für Forschung und Technologie, Postfach 12 03 70, D-5300 Bonn 12

Heinz, W.A. Gesellschaft zur Wiederaufarbeitung von Kernbrennstoffen mbH, Postfach 220, D-7514 Eggenstein-Leopoldshafen 2

Heitmann, W. SPD-Bundestagsfraktion, Bundeshaus, D-5300 Bonn

Herbert, W. Domier-System Gm bH, Postfach 1360, D-7990 Friedrichshafen 88 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

GERMANY, FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF (cont.)

Herrmann, G.W. Gesellschaft zur Wiederaufarbeitung von Kernbrennstoffen mbH, Postfach 220, D-7514 Eggenstein-Leopoldshafen 2

Hess, E .G . Projektgesellschaft Wiederaufarbeitung von Kernbrennstoffen mbH, Kruppstrasse 5, D-4300 Essen

Hildenbrand, G.E. Kraftwerk Union AG, Postfach 3220, D-8250 Erlangen

H ille , R . NUKEM, Postfach 11 00 80, D-6450 Hanau

Hoffman, D. Gesellschaft für Reaktorsicherheit, Glockengasse 2, D-5000 Kôln

Hoffmann, J.C. Permanent Mission of the Federal Republic of Germany to the International Organizations in V ie n n a , Metternichgasse 3, A-1030 Vienna, Austria

Hofmann, K. Rheinisch-West f âlischer Technischer Überwachungs-Verein e.V., Steubenstr. 53, D-4300 Essen

H u b e r, O . Bundesgesundheitsamt, Postfach, D-1000 Berlin 33 (West)

Hunger, H. Babcock - Brown Boveri Reaktor Gm bH, Postfach 323, D-6800 Mannheim 41

Hünlich, W. Vereinigung Deutscher Elektrizitatswerke e.V., Stresemannallee 23, D-6000 Frankfurt

Huppert, K.L. Gesellschaft zur Wiederaufarbeitung von Kernbrennstoffen mbH, Postfach 220, D-7514 Eggenstein-Leopoldshafen 2

Husclika, H. Hochtemperatur-Reaktor-Brennelement GmbH (HOBEG), Postfach 11 00 29, D-6450 Hanau 11

Issel, W . KEW A, Kernbrennstoffwiederaufarbeiturigs- Gesellschaft m bH, Postfach 260, D-7514 Eggenstein-Leopoldshafen LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 89

Jacke, S.W. Internationale Atomreaktorbau GmbH (IN TER A TO M ), Friedrich-Ebert-Strasse, D-5060 Bergisch Gladbach 1

Jager, W . Gesellschaft fur Kernenergieverwertung in Schiffbau und Schiffahrt mbH, Postfach 160, D-2054 Geesthacht

Ja h n s, A . Gesellschaft fiir Reaktorsicherheit, Glockengasse 2, D-5000 Kôln 1

Jelinek-Fink, P. NUKEM, Postfach 11 00 80, D-6450 Hanau

Kaiser, G. Kernforschungsanlage Jülich Gm bH, Postfach 1913, D -5170 Jülich

Katzenmeier, G. Gesellschaft für Kernforschung m bH, Postfach 3640, D-7500 Karlsruhe

Keese, H . Transnuklear Gm bH, Postfach 11 00 30, D-6450 Hanau 3

Kellermann, O. Gesellschaft ffir Reaktorsicherheit, Glockengasse 2, D-5000 Koln 1

Kessler, G. Gesellschaft für Kernforschung m bH, Postfach 3640, D-7500 Karlsruhe

Kipke, H.E. Rheinisch-Westfâlischer Technischer Überwachungs-Verein e.V., Steubenstr. 53, D-4300 Essen

K le in , F . Urangesellschaft m bH und Co. K.G., Postfach 17 41 93, Westendstrasse 24, D-6000 Frankfurt

K lin g , A . Kernkraftwerk Obrigheim Gm bH, Postfach 100, D-6951 Obrigheim

Knôdler, D. Kraftwerk Union AG, Postfach 3220, D-8520 Erlangen

Kohler, W. Internationale Atomreaktorbau GmbH (IN TER A TO M ), Friedrich-Ebert-Strasse, D-5060 Bergisch Galdbach 1

Kokai, T.R . Bundesministerium des Innern, Rheindorfer Strassè 198, D-5300 Bonn

Kornbichler, H. URANIT, Postfach 1411, D -5170 Jülich 90 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

GERMANY, FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF (cont.)

Kraeraer, R. Gesellschaft für Kernforschung m bH, Postfach 3640, D-7500 Karlsruhe

Krawczynski, S. Kernforschungsanlage Jülich Gm bH, Postfach 1913, D-5170 Jülich

Krewer, K.-H. Bundesministerium für Forschung'und Technologie, Postfach 12 03 70, D-5300 Bonn 12

Kroebel, R. Gesellschaft für Kernforschung m bH, Postfach 3640, D-7500 Karlsruhe

Kummerer, K. Gesellschaft für Kernforschung m bH, Postfach 3640, D-7500 Karlsruhe

L a n g , K . Bundesministerium für Forschung und Technologie, Postfach 12 03 70, D-5300 Bonn 12

L a u e , H J . Gesellschaft fur Kernforschung m bH, Postfach 3640, D-7500 Karlsruhe

La u fs, P. Deutscher Bundestag, Bundeshaus, D-5300 Bonn

Laussermair, F. Maschinenfabrik Augsburg-Nürnberg A G , Dachauer Strasse 667, D-8000 München 50

Leushacke, D. Kernforschungsanlage Jülich Gm bH, Postfach 1913, D-5170 Jülich

L e v i, H .W . Hahn-Meitner-Institut fiir Kernforschung Berlin Gm bH, Glienicker Strasse 100, D-1000 Berlin 39 (West)

Lezenik, B. Kraftwerk Union AG, Postfach 3220, D-8520 Erlangen

M e rz , E .R . Kernforschungsanlage Jülich Gm bH, Postfach 1913, D-5170 Jülich

Messer, K.-P. Rheinisch-Westfalisches Elektrizitatswerk A G , Kruppstrasse 5, D-4300 Essen

Meyer-Jungnick, W. SYSTEC Systemplanung und Industrieberatung Gm bH, Wildenbruchstrasse 28, D-4000 Düsseldorf

М Ш е г, A . Zentralstelle für Atomkernenergie-Dokumentation, D-7514 Eggenstein-Leopoldshafen LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 91

Mohrhauer, H. URANIT, Postfach 1411, D-5170 Jülich

M ô lle r, E . Technischer Überwachungs-Verein Norddeutschland e.V., Postfach 54 02 20, D-2000 Hamburg 54

Moeller-Arnsberg, O. Grabmannstrasse 13, D-8000 München 71

Müller, H.-W . Hochtemperatur-Reaktorbau Gm bH, Gottlieb-Daimler-Strasse 8, D-6800 Mannheim

M ü lle r, W . Gesellschaft für Reaktorsicherheit, Glockengasse 2, D-5000 Kôln

Mylord, H.-J. Gelsenberg AG , Rosastrasse 2, D-4300 Essen

Nentwich, D. Gesellschaft für Kernforschung m bH, Postfach 3640, D-7500 Karlsruhe

Ochsenfeld, W. Gesellschaft für Kemforschung m bH, Postfach 3640, D-7500 Karlsruhe

O e h m e , H . Hochtemperatur-Reaktorbau Gm bH, Gottlieb-Daimler-Strasse 8, D-6800 Mannheim

O n n e n , S. Gesellschaft für Kernforschung m bH, Postfach 3640, D-7500 Karlsruhe

O t to , K .W . Lehrstuhl für Reaktortechnik, Rheinisch-Westfâlische Technische Hochschule, Templergraben 55, D-5100 Aachen

P e k a re k ,H . Kraftwerk Union AG, Postfach 3220, D-8250 Erlangen

Petersen, K . Institut für Reaktorentwicklung, Kernforschungsanlage Jülich Gm bH, Postfach 1913, D-5170 Jülich

P o h l, U . SYSTEC Systemplanung und Industrieberatung Gm bH, Wildenbruchstrasse 28, D-4000 Düsseldorf

P o p p , M . Bundesministerium für Forschung und Technologie, Postfach 12 03 70, D-5300 Bonn 12

Posner, E. Gesamtverband des Deutschen Steinkohlenbergbaus, Friedrichstrasse 1, D-4300 Essen 92 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

GERMANY, FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF (cont.)

Radtke, G. Dresdner Bank AG , Breite Strasse 10— 16, D-4000 Düsseldorf

Randl, R.P. Bundesministerium für Forschung und Technologie, Postfach 12 03 70, D-5300 Bonn 12

R a u c k , H . Maschinenfabrik Augsburg-Niirnberg, Dachauer Strasse 667, D-8000 München

Rechtlich, R. Technischer Überwachungs-Verein Baden e.V., Richard-Wagner-Strasse 2, D-6800 Mannheim

Reuter, H.H. Gesellschaft für Kernforschung m bH, Postfach 3640, D-7500 Karlsruhe

Richter, G. Gesellschaft für Kernenergieverwertung in Schiffbau und Scliiffahrt m bH, Postfach 160, D-2054 Geesthacht

R itte r, H . Ministerium für Arbeit, Gesundheit und Soziales des Landes Nordrhein-Westfalen, Horionplatz 1, D-4000 Düsseldorf

R oser, T . Deutsches Atomforum e.V., Heuss-Allee 10, D-5300 Bonn 1

R o th , B . Badenwerk AG, Postfach 1680, D-7500 Karlsruhe

Salander, C. Projektgesellschaft Wiederaufarbeitung von Kembrennstoffen mbH, Kruppstrasse 5, D-4300 Essen

Scharmer, K. Kernforschungsanlage Jülich Gm bH, Postfach 1913, D -5 170 Jülich

Scheffler, K. Gesellschaft fur Kernforschung m bH, Postfach 3640, D-7500 Karlsruhe

Schifferstein, K. Gesellschaft für Reaktorsicherheit, Glockengasse 2, D-5000 Kôln

Schleisiek, K. Gesellschaft für Kemforschung m bH, Postfach 3640, D-7500 Karlsruhe

Schmale, H. DKW, Kruppstrasse 5, D-4300 Essen LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 93

Schmidt, W.P. Gesellschaft für Kemforschung mbH, Postfach 3640, D-7500 Karlsruhe

Schmidt-Küster, W J. Bundesmiriisterium fiir Forschung und Technologie, Postfach 12 03 70, D-5300 Bonn 12

Schmieder, H. Gesellschaft für Kernforschung m bH, Postfach 3640, D-7500 Karlsruhe

Schmitz, J. Saarberg-Interplan Gm bH, Postfach 73, D-6600 Saarbrücken

Schmitz-Wenzel, H. Bundeskanzleramt, Adenauerallee 139— 141, D-5300 Bonn

Schneider, R. Babcock - Brown Boveri Reaktor Gm bH, Postfach 323, D-6800 Mannheim 41

Schnell, Ch. Domier-System GmbH, Postfach 1360, D-7990 Friedrichshafen

Schnurer, H .L. Bundesministerium des Innem, Rheindorferstrasse 198, D-5300 Bonn

Schober, W. Bayernwerk AG, Blutenburgstrasse 6, D-8000 München

Schroder, E. Gesellschaft fiir Kernenergieverwertung in Schiffbau und Schiffahrt mbH, Postfach 160, D-2054 Geesthacht

Schrôter, K. Bundesministerium für Forschung und Technologie, Postfach 12 03 70, D-5300 Bonn 12

Schuller, W. Gesellschaft zur Wiederaufarbeitung von Kernbrennstoffen mbH, Postfach 220, D-7514 Eggenstein-Leopoldshafen

Schwarz, E.R. Energie-Versorgung Schwaben AG , Goethestrasse 12, D-7Ô00 Stuttgart

Schwarzer, W. Geschaftsstelle des Kerntechnischen Ausschusses bei der Gesellschaft fur Reaktorsicherheit m bH, Glockengasse 2, D-5000 Kóln

Schwarzwâlder, R. Nuklear-Ingenieur Service Gm bH, Hausmannstrasse 23, D-6450 Hanau

Seepolt, R.W. Kernkraftwerk RWE-Bayernwerk Gm bH, Postfach, D-8871 Gundremmingen 94 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

GERMANY, FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF (cont.)

Seipel, H.G. Bundesministerium für Forschung und Technologie, Postfach 12 03 70, D-5300 Bonn 12

S itte , R . Geschaftsstelle des Kerntechnischen Ausschusses bei der Gesellschaft fiir Reaktorsicherheit m bH, Glockengasse 2, D-5000 Kôln

S m id t, D . Gesellschaft für Kernforschung m bH, Postfach 3640, D-7500 Karlsruhe

Specht, H.S. Institut fiir Radiochemie, D-8046 Garching

Spilker, H.-M . Permanent Mission of the Federal Republic of Germany to the International Organizations in V ie n n a , Metternichgasse 3, A-1030 Vienna, Austria

Steger, U. Deutscher Bundestag, Bundeshaus, D-5300 Bonn

Steiner, H. Gesellschaft fur Kernforschung m bH, Postfach 3640, D-7500 Karlsruhe

Stephany, M. NUKEM, Postfach 11 00 80, D-6450 Hanau

Stermann, H.-P. STEAG Kernenergie GmbH, Bismarckstrasse 54, D-4300 Essen

Tempel, K. Internationales Institut für Management und Verwaltung, Griegstrasse 5— 7, D-1000 Berlin 33 (West)

Teuchert, E. Kemforschungsanlage Jülich Gm bH, Postfach 1913, D-5170 Jülich

Theenhaus, R. Kernforschungsanlage Jülich Gm bH, Postfach 1913, D-5170 Jülich

Thomas, W. Gesellschaft fur Reaktorsicherheit m bH, Forschungsgelande, D-8046 Garching

Thümmler, F. Gesellschaft fiir Kernforschung m bH, Postfach 3640, D-7500 Karlsruhe

Vollmer, H. Hochtemperatur-Reaktorbau Gm bH, Gottlieb-Daimler-Strasse 8, D-6800 Mannheim LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 95

Volmer, R. Vereinigte Elektrizitâtswerke Westfalen A G , Rheinlanddamm 24, D-4600 Dortmund von Beyme, W. Generalkonsulat der Bundesrepublik in Salzburg, Salzburg, Austria von Burchard, F. Gelsenberg AG , Rosastrasse 2, D-4300 Essen 1 von der Decken, C. Kernforschungsanlage Jülich Gm bH, Postfach 1913, D-5170 Jülich von Haebler, D. Kraftwerk Union AG, Postfach 3220, D-8250 Erlangen von Handel, P. FDP-Fraktion, Bundeshaus, D-5300 Bonn

W ag ne r, H . Lanzstrasse 19, D-6200 Wiesbaden

W e ic h t, U . Hochtemperatur-Reaktorbau Gm bH, Gottlieb-Daimler-Strasse 8, D-6800 Mannheim

Weinhold, G. STEAG Kemenergie GmbH, Bismarckstrasse 54, D-4300 Essen

W e n k , E . Domier-System GmbH, Postfach 1360, D-7990 Friedrichshafen

W e rn e r, K . Deutsches Bundesbahn Zentralamt, Postfach 29 60, D-4950 Minden

W e y a n d , H . Deutscher Bundestag, Bundeshaus, D-5300 Bonn

W ic k , W . STEAG Kernenergie GmbH, Bismarckstrasse 54, D-4300 Essen

Wiebecke, F. SPD-Bundestagsfraktion, Bundeshaus, D-5300 Bonn

Wiesner, L. Wissenschaftlich-Technische Beratung und Planung, Postfach 1128, D-5068 Odenthal

W itte , H . NUKEM, Postfach 11 00 80, D-6450 Hanau

Witulski, H. Ministerium für Wirtschaft, Mittelstand und Verkehr des Landes Nordrhein-Westfalen, Haroldstrasse 4, D-4000 Düsseldorf 96 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

GERMANY, FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF (cont.)

Wolfgramm, T. Deutscher Bundestag, Bundeshaus, D-5300 Bonn

Z e lle , C . Bundesministerium für Forschung und Technologie, Postfach 12 03 70, D-5300 Bonn 12

Z im m e r, E . Kernforschungsanlage Jülich Gm bH, Postfach 1913, D -5 170 Jülich

Ziihlke, P. KEW A, Kembrennstoffwiederaufarbeitungs Gm bH, Postfach 260, D-7514 Eggenstein-Leopoldshafen

GHANA

Allotey, F.K. Ghana Atomic Energy Commission, P.O. Box 80, Legon

Lindsay, J.E. Ghana Atom ic Energy Commission, P.O. Box 80, Legon

Okpoti, J.S. Volta River Authority, P.O. Box M77, Accra

GREECE

Papadatos, G. Atom ic Energy Commission, Aghia Paraskevi, Athens

HOLY SEE

G ru b e r, R . Permanent Mission of the Holy See to the IA E A , Theresianumgasse 31, A -l 040 Vienna, Austria

Kratschmann, H. Permanent Mission of the Holy See to the IA E A , Theresianumgasse 31, A -1040 Vienna, Austria

HUNGARY

E rd o s i, N . Ministry of Heavy Industry, P.O. Box 35, H-1363 Budapest

F o d o r, Z . Permanent Mission of Hungary to the IA EA , Hollandstrasse 4, A -l020 Vienna, Austria LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

Gyimesi, Z. Central Research Institute for Physics, P.O. Box 49, Budapest 114

H á sz, I. Ministry of Heavy Industry, P.O. Box 35, H-1363 Budapest

Kiss, S. Ministry of Heavy Industry, P.O. Box 35, H-1363 Budapest

Láczai-Szábo, T. Ministry of Heavy Industry, P.O. Box 35, H-1363 Budapest

Lé va i, A . Technical University Budapest, Müegyetem rkp. 3/9, Budapest 11

O csa i, M . National Atomic Energy Commission, P.O. Box 565, H-1374 Budapest

P ik le r, F . State Office of Technical Development, Martinelli tér 8, H-1052 Budapest

R aszl, K . National Atomic Energy Commission, P.O. Box 565, H-1374 Budapest

Sztanyik, L.B. Frédéric Joliot-Curie National Research Institute for Radiobiology and Radiohygiene, P.O. Box 101, H-1775 Budapest

S zili, G . Ministry of Heavy Industry, P.O. Box 35, H-1363 Budapest

T ó t h , B. National Atomic Energy Commission, P.O. Box 565, H-1374 Budapest

V a rg a , I. Ministry of Heavy Industry, P.O. Box 35, H -1363 Budapest

INDIA

*Shah, J.C. Atomic Power Authority, Department of Atomic Energy, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Marg, Bombay 1

Dastidar, P.R. Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Department of Atom ic Energy, Trombay, Bombay 400 085

Ganguly, A.K. Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Department of Atomic Energy, Trombay, Bombay 400 085 98 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

INDIA (cont.)

G a rg , R .K . Bhabha Atom ic Research Centre, Department of Atomic Energy, Trombay, Bombay 400 085

Kondal Rao, N. Nuclear Fuel Complex, Department of Atomic Energy, Hyderabad 500 762

Mehta, A.S. Permanent Mission of India to the IA E A , Opernringhof, A-1010 Vienna, Austria

R a ja n , К . Permanent Mission of India to the IA EA , Opernringhof, A-1010 Vienna, Austria

Srinivasan, M .R. Power Projects Engineering Division, Department of Atomic Energy, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Marg, Bombay 1

Thomas, K .T. Bhabha Atom ic Research Centre, Department of Atomic Energy, Trombay, Bombay 400 085

U da s, G .R . Atom ic Minerals Division, Department of Atom ic Energy, Begumpet, Hyderabad 500 016

INDONESIA

Abdullah, N. Permanent Mission of Indonesia to the IA E A , Cottagegasse 49, A -l 190 Vienna, Austria

Baiquni, A. National Atomic Energy Agency, Jl. Falatehan 1/26, Blok K .V., Kebayoran Barn, Jakarta Selatan lijas, J . National Atom ic Energy Agency, Jl. Falatehan 1/26, Blok K .V ., Kebayoran Barn, Jakarta Selatan

K a m il, A . Permanent Mission of Indonesia to the IA E A , Cottagegasse 49, A -l 190 Vienna, Austria

P ra y o to National Atom ic Energy Agency, Jl. Falatehan 1/26, Blok K .V ., Kebayoran Barn, Jakarta Selatan

Ronodirdjo, S. National Atomic Energy Agency, Jl. Falatehan 1/26, Blok K.V., Kebayoran Barn, Jakarta Selatan LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

Sastradidjaja, N.S. Permanent Mission of Indonesia to the IA EA , Cottagegasse 49, A -l 190 Vienna, Austria

S u b k i, I. National Atomic Energy Agency, Bandung Reactor Centre, Jl. Tamansari 71, Bandung

IRAN

*Etemad, A. Atom ic Energy Organization of Iran, P.O. Box 12-1198, Teheran

Abedinzadeh, R. Atom ic Energy Organization of Iran, P.O. Box 12-1198,Teheran

Badakhshan, A. Uriran Co., Exploration Unit, No. 35 Farnaz St., Mohseni Square, Davoudieh, Teheran

Farzin, M.H. Atom ic Energy Organization of Iran, P.O. Box 12-1198, Teheran

G a n ji, F . Atom ic Energy Organization of Iran, Striimpelstrasse 10, D-8250 Erlangen, Fed. Rep. of Germany

Khazaneh, R. Atomic Energy Organization of Iran, P.O. Box 12-1198, Teheran

Khoshkho, G.A. Atom ic Energy Organization of Iran, P.O. Box 12-1198, Teheran

Mirage, A. Atomic Energy Organization of Iran, P.O. Box 12-1198, Teheran

Namdar, M. Permanent Mission of Iran to the IA E A , Schwarzenbergplatz 2, A-1010 Vienna, Austria

Sabourian, M. Atom ic Energy Organization of Iran, P.O. Box 12-1198, Teheran

S a m ii, C . Permanent Mission of Iran to the IA E A , Schwarzenbergplatz 2, A-1010 Vienna, Austria

S arra m , M . Atom ic Energy Organization of Iran, P.O. Box 12-1198, Teheran

Sohrabi, M. Atom ic Energy Organization of Iran, Radiation Protection Department, P.O. Box 12-1198, Teheran 100 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

IRAN (cont.)

Sotoodehnia, A. Atomic Energy Organization of Iran, P.O. Box 12-1198, Teheran '

Torkzadeh, N. Atom ic Energy Organization of Iran, P.O. Box 12-1198, Teheran

Yamani, S.-A. Atomic Energy Organization of Iran, P.O. Box 12-1198, Teheran

IRAQ

Ahmed, A.K. Atomic Energy Commission, P.O. Box 765, Tuwaitha-Baghdad

Al-Kital, R.A. Atomic Energy Commission, P.O. Box 765, Tuwaitha-Baghdad

Al-Shahristani, H.I. Atomic Energy Commission, P.O. Box 765, Tuwaitha-Baghdad

IRELAND

Cunningham, C. Nuclear Energy Board, 20— 22 Lower Hatch Street, Dublin 2

Cunningham, J.D. Nuclear Energy Board, 20— 22 Lower Hatch Street, Dublin 2

King, I.B. Permanent Mission of Ireland to the IA E A , Hilton Center (16th floor), A-1030 Vienna, Austria

O ’Sullivan, T. Permanent Mission of Ireland to the IA E A , Hilton Center (16th floor), A-1030 Vienna, Austria

ISRAEL

* E ila m , U . Israel Atom ic Energy Commission, P.O. Box 17120, Tel-Aviv

A d a r, ] . Israel Atom ic Energy Commission, P.O. Box 17120, Tel-Aviv

A v iv i, E . Permanent Mission of Israel to the IA E A , Anton Frank-Gasse 20, A -l 180 Vienna, Austria LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 101

B a ra k, A . Foreign Ministry, Jerusalem

Dostrovsky, I. Chaim Weizmann Institute, R e h o v o th

E in a v , A . Israel Atom ic Energy Commission, P.O. Box 17120, Tel-Aviv

F ra n k , G . Soreq Nuclear Research Center, Yavne 70600

G o n e n , Y . Nuclear Research Centre Negev, Beer-Sheva 89190

Hadari, Z. Ben Gurion University, Beer-Sheva 89190

Nelken, M. Israel Electric Corporation Ltd, P.O. Box 10, Haifa

Radkowsky, A. Ben Gurion University, Beer-Sheva 89190

R o n , M . Israel Atomic Energy Commission, P.O. Box 17120, Tel-Aviv

R osen , M . Ben Gurion University, Beer-Sheva 89190

Seroussi, A. Israel Atom ic Energy Commission, P.O. Box 17120, Tel-Aviv

T a r i, E . Israel Atom ic Energy Commission, P.O. Box 17120, Tel-Aviv

Yeivin, Y. The Hebrew University, Dept of Theoretical Physics, Jerusalem 91009

Y ifta h , S. Soreq Nuclear Research Centre, Yavne 70600

ITALY

Albonetti, A. Comitato Nazionale per l’Energia Nucleare (CNEN), Viale Regina Margherita 125,1-00198 Rome

Angelini, A.M. Ente Nazionale per l’Energia Elettrica (ENEL), Via G.B. Martini 3,1-00198 Rome 102 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

ITALY (cont.)

Arcelli, G. AM N Impianti Termici e Nucleari, Via Pacinotti 20, Genoa/Sampierdarena

Ariemma, A. ENEL, Via G.B. Martini 3, 1-00198 Rome

Badolato, G. AGIP-Nucleare, Corso di Porta Romana 68,1-20122 Milan

Basso, G . CNEN, Dipartimento Reattori Termici, Viale Regina Margherita 125,1-00198 Rome

Bertini, A. ENEL, Via G.B. Martini 3,1-00198 Rome

Bocola, W. CNEN, CSN Casaccia, S.P. Anguillarese K m .1 + 300,1-00100 Rome

Bozzoni, T. AGIP-Nucleare, Corso di Porta Romana 68,1-20122 Milan

Brigoli, B. CISE, C.P. 3986,1-20100 Milan

B r u z z i, L . CN EN, Dipartimento Reattori Veloci, Via dell’Arcoveggio 56/22, Bologna

B u llio , P. Forum Italiano dell’Energia Nucleare, Via Paisiello 26/28,1-00198 Rome (See also under FO R ATO M )

Caldirola, P. Forum Italiano dell’Energia Nucleare, Via Paisiello 26/28,1-00198 Rome

C a o , S. C N E N , ' Viale Regina Margherita 125,1-00198 Rome

C a ru so , P. Italimpianti, Piazza Piccapietra 9,1-16121 Genoa

Casa, A .F . CNEN, Viale Regina Margherita 125,1-00198 Rome

Casarelli, G.C. CISE, C.P. 3986,1-20100 Milan

Casini, R. NERSA, 177, rue Garibaldi, F-69003 Lyon, France LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

Castelli, G .F. ENEL, Via G.B. Martini 3,1-00198 Rome

Cavaggioni, M. CNEN, Viale Regina Margherita 125,1-00198 Rome

Cervellati, A. CN EN , Direzione del Centro di Bologna, Reattori Veloci, Via dell'Arcoveggio 56/22, B o lo g n a

Cesarano, C. CNEN, Viale Regina Margherita 125,1-00198 Rome

Clementel, E. CNEN, Viale Regina Margherita 125, 1-00198 Rome

Cogliati, G. CNEN, Viale Regina Margherita 125,1-00198 Rome

Colabianchi, G. CN EN, CSN Casaccia, S.P. Anguillarese K m .l +300,1-00100 Rome

Coluccio, G. Fabbricazioni Nucleari, Strada Statale SS 15, Bosco Marengo (A L )

Comellini, O. CN EN, Dipartimento Reattori Veloci, Via dell’Arcoveggio 56/22, Bologna

Corticelli, P. CN EN, Dipartimento Reattori Veloci, Via dell’Arcoveggio 56/22, B o lo g n a

C o sta , A . CNEN, Viale Regina Margherita 125,1-00198 Rome

Covarelli, M. CN EN, Dipartimento Reattori Veloci, Via dell’Arcoveggio 56/22, Bologna

Custodero, S. Fiat Settore Energia, Via Cuneo 20, Turin

Dworschak, H. CNEN, EUREX, 1-13040 Saluggia (Vercelli)

Ferrari, S. CNEN, CSN Casaccia, S.P. Anguillarese Km . 1 + 300,1-00100 Rome

Fiorentini, P. CNEN, Viale Regina Margherita 125,1-00198 Rome

Flammia, N. CNEN, Viale Regina Margherita 125,1-00198 Rome 104 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

ITALY (cont.)

Fortuna, L. Ministry of Industry, Via Vittorio Veneto, Rome

F r a n c o ,G . CNEN, Viale Regina Marglierita 125,1-00198 Rome

Fraschetti, F. Nuovo Pignone, Via Matteucci 2, Florence

Fulgenzi, N. Italian Consulate, Salzburg, Austria

Gambardella, G. NIRA, Piazza Carignano 2, Genoa

Gentile, F.C. Italian Consulate, Innsbruck, Austria

G e ra , F . OECD Nuclear Energy Agency, 38, boulevard Sucliet, F-75016 Paris, France (See also under O ECD Nuclear Energy Agency)

Ghilaxdotti, G. AGIP-Nucleare, Corso di Porta Romana 68,1-20122 Milan

Gillerio, G. Projettazione Meccanica Nucleare, Largo S. Giuseppe 3, Genoa .

Lamparelli, A. CNEN, Viale Regina Margherita.125,1-00198 Rome

Lanzetta, G. CNEN, Viale Regina Marglierita 125,1-00198 Rome

Leboffe, M. Confederazione Generale dell’Industria Italiana, Viale dell’Astronomía 30, Rome

L e o n i, G . NIRA, Piazza Carignano 2, Genoa

Liscia, A. CN EN, Dipartimento Ciclo del Combustible, 1-13040 Saluggia (Vercelli)

Mancini, C. CNEN, Viale Regina Marglierita 125,1-00198 Rome

Mangiagalli, D. AGIP-Nucleare, Corso di Porta Romana 68,1-20122 Milan LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

Martinoli, G. CNEN, Viale Regina Margherita 125,1-00198 Rome

Marzocchi, A. AGIP-Nucleare, Corso di Porta Romana 68,1-20122 Milan

Mittempergher, M. CNEN, Viale Regina Margherita 125,1-00198 Rome

Morelli, V. ENEL, Via.G.B. Martini 3,1-00198 Rome

Naschi, G. CNEN, Viale Regina Margherita 125,1-00198 Rome

Orsenigo, G. CN EN , Dipartimento Reattori Termici, Centro Comune di Ispra, Ispra (Varese)

P a cini, F . Nuovo Pignone, Via Matteucci 2, Florence

Pavese, M. AM N Impianti Termici e Nucleari, Via Pacinotti 20, Genoa/Sampierdarena

Pedretti, A. CNEN, Viale Regina Margherita 125,1-00198 Rome

Perilli, M .L. CNEN, Viale Regina Margherita 125,1-00198 Rome

Pinchera, G.C. CNEN, CSN Casaccia, S.P. Anguillarese Km . 1+300,1-00100 Rome

Pistella, F. CNEN, Viale Regina Margherita 125,1-00198 Rome

Rolandi, G. CNEN, Viale Regina Margherita 125,1-00198 Rome

Salica, I. ENI, Piazzale Enrico Mattei 1,1-00144 Rome

Salvetti, C. CNEN, Viale Regina Margherita 125,1-00198 Rome (See also under European Nuclear Society)

San i, L . ENEL, Via G.B. Martini 3,1-00198 Rome 106 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

ITALY (cont.)

Sansone, M.M. CNEN, Viale Regina Margherita 125,1-00198 Rome

Scuricini, G.B. CNEN, Viale Regina Margherita 125,1-00198 Rome

S e lm i, L . CNEN, Viale Regina Margherita 125,1-00198 Rome

S im e n , F . CNEN, Viale Regina Marglierita 125,1-00198 Rome

Stoppini, G. CNEN, Viale Regina Margherita 125,1-00198 Rome

T a b e t, E . Istituto Superiore di Sanita, Viale Regina Elena 299,1-00161 Rome

Tenaglia, G. CNEN, Viale Regina Margherita 125,1-00198 Rome

Tasselli, R. NIRA, Piazza Carignano 2, Genoa

T re n ta , G . CNEN, Viale Regina Margherita 125,1-00198 Rome

Turricchia, A. ENEL, Via Cardano 10, Milan

Valant, P.’ CNEN, . Viale Regina Margherita 125,1-00198 Rome

Valenti, M.A. CNEN, Viale Regina Margherita 125,1-00198 Rome

Vaudo, A. Montedison, Largo Donegani 1/2, Milan

Vecchia, P. Istituto Superiore di Sanità, Viale Regina Elena 299,1-00161 Rome

Vilain, J. CNEN, Dipartimento Reattori Veloci, Via delFArcoveggio 56/22, Bologna

Villani, A. CNEN, CSN Casaccia, S.P. Anguillarese Km . 1 + 300,1-00100 Rome LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 107

Zaffiro, B. ENEL, Via G.B. Martini 3,1-00198 Rome

Zamboni di Salerano, U. Permanent Mission of Italy to the IA E A , Rennweg 27, A-1030 Vienna, Austria

Zampini, F. CNEN, Viale Regina Margherita 125,1-00198 Rome

Zifferero, M. CNEN, Viale Regina Margherita 125,1-00198 Rome

JAPAN

*Katori, Y. Embassy of Japan, Renngasse 10/V, A-1010 Vienna, Austria

Akimoto, Y. Mitsubishi Metal Corporation, 1— 6, Otemachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100

A k u ts u , H . Power Reactor and Nuclear Fuel Development Corp., Tokai Works, Tokai-mura, Ibaraki-ken 319— 11

A m a n o , N . Japan Atom ic Energy Research Institute, 1 — 1, Shinbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105

Amanuma, T. Power Reactor and Nuclear Fuel Development Corp., 1 -9 — 13, Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo

А о с Ы , T . Japan Atom ic Energy Research Institute, 1 — 1, Shinbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105

A o k i, S. Research Laboratory for Nuclear Reactors, Tokyo Institute of Technology, 2 -1 2 — 1, O-Okayama, Meguro-ku, Tokyo

A ra i, T . Hitachi Ltd., Hitachi Works, 1 — 1, Saiwai-cho, 3-chome, Hitachi-shi, Ibaraki-ken

Ashihara, E. Tokyo Shibaura Electric Co., 13— 12, Mita, 3-chome, Minato-ku, Tokyo 108

F u jii, I. Toshiba R&D Center, 4— 1, Ukishima-cho, Kawasaki-ku, Kawasaki

Haginoya, T. Mitsubishi Metal Corporation, 1— 6, Otemachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100 (See also under IA E A ) 108 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

JAPAN (cont.)

H ira ta , M . Japan Atom ic Energy Research Institute, 1 — 1, Shinbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105

H o r i, I. The Tokyo Electric Power Co., Inc., 1-3, Uchisaiwai-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100 lio , H . Atomic Energy Commission, 2 -2 — 1, Kasumigaseki, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo

Im a i, R . The Japan Atomic Power Company, Otemachi Building, 6— 1, 1— Otemachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100

In o u e , G . Atomic Energy Commission, 2 -2 -1 , Kasumigaseki, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo

Ipponmatsu, T. The Japan Atomic Power Company, Otemachi Building, 6 -1 , 1-Otemachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100 (See also under Japan Atomic Industrial Forum Inc.)

Ishikawa, M. Japan Atom ic Energy Research Institute, Tokai-mura, Ibaraki-ken 319-11

Ishizaki, T . Security Patrols Co., Ltd, 16, Akifune-cho, Shiba Nishikubo, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105

Ito , M . Ministry of Foreign Affairs, T o k y o

K a n n o , M . Department of Nuclear Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, University of Tokyo, 7 -3 — 1, Hongo, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 113

K a to , K . Industrial Bank of Japan, Ltd, 1 -3 —3, Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100

Katsuragi, S. Japan Atom ic Energy Research Institute, 1 — 1, Shinbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105

K a w a n o , M . Science and Technology Agency, 2— 2— 1, Kasumigaseki, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo

K im u ra , T . Electric Power Development Co., Ltd, 1 -8 —2, Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 109

Kiyose, R. Department of Nuclear Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, University of Tokyo, 7 -3 -1 , Hongo, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 113

K o k u b u , I. Japan Atom ic Industrial Forum Inc., 1 — 13, Shimbashi, 1-chôme, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105 (See also under Japan Atom ic Industrial Forum Inc.)

K o n d o , Y . Security Patrols Co.,Ltd, 16, Akifune-cho, Shiba Nishikubo, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105

K o n o , K . Power Reactor and Nuclear Fuel Development Corp., 1—9— 13, Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo

Kurihara, H. Nuclear Safety Bureau, Science & Technology Agency, 2— 2— 1, Kasumigaseki, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo

Matsumoto, A. Japan Atom ic Energy Research Institute, Tokai-mura, Ibaraki-ken 319-11

Matsumoto, K. Japan Atom ic Industrial Forum , Inc., 2, rue Albéric Magnard, F-75016 Paris, France (See also under Japan Atom ic Industrial Forum Inc.)

Mishima, Y. Department of Nuclear Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, University of Tokyo, 7 -3 — 1, Hongo, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 113

M iu ra , M . Science and Technology Agency, 2— 2— 1, Kasumigaseki, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo

Miyanaga, I. Japan Atom ic Energy Research Institute, Tokái-mura, Ibaraki-ken 319— 11

Miyazaki, Y. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd, 5 — 1, Marunouchi, 2—chôme, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo

Mizukami, T. Japan Atom ic Industrial Forum , Inc., 1 — 13, Shimbashi, 1—chôme, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105 (See also under Japan Atom ic Industrial Forum Inc.)

Morishita, Y. Science and Technology Agency, 2 -2 -1 , Kasumigaseki, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo

Murase, 'Г. Power Reactor and Nuclear Fuel Development Corp., 1 -9 -1 3 , Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo

M u ra ta , H . Japan Atom ic Energy Research Institute, 1 — 1, Shinbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105 110 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

JAPAN (cont.)

M u ra ta , T . Hitachi Research Laboratory, 4026 Kuji-machi, Hitachi-shi, Ibaraki-ken 319— 12

M u to , T . Power Reactor and Nuclear Fuel Development Corp., 1 -9 -1 3 , Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo

Nagano, I. The Tokyo Electric Power Co., Inc., 1 -1 —3, Uchisaiwaicho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100

Nagano, T. Mitsubishi Metal Corporation, 1-6, Otemachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100

Nakagawa, G. Mitsubishi Atom ic Power Industries, Inc., 1-297 Kitabukuro-machi, Ohmiya-shi, Saitama

Nakane, R. Institute of Physical and Chemical Research, 2— 1, Hirosawa, Wako, Saitama

N a k a n o , H . Fuji Electric Co. Ltd,. 1 — 1, Tanabesinden, Kawasaki-ku, Kawasaki-shi

N a su , H . The Japan Atomic Power Company, Otemachi Building, 6— 1, 1—Otemachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100

Ninomiya, R. The Japan Electrical Manufacturers Association, 15—4, 2—chôme, Nagata-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100

N o m u ra , S. Japan Atom ic Energy Research Institute, Tokai-mura, Ibaraki-ken 319— 11

Odajima, K. Power Reactor and Nuclear Fuel Development Corp., 1—9— 13, Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo 107

O h i, T . Drake Strasse 33, Düsseldorf, Fed. Rep. of Germany

O k a , R . Japan Atomic Industrial Forum, Inc., Kanazawa-shi, Mayor

O k a d a , M . Permanent Mission of Japan to the IA E A , Renngasse 10/V, A-1010 Vienna, Austria :

Okazaki, K. 2— 1, 2-chome, Otemachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo

O n c h i, T . Halden Reactor Project, P.O. Box 173, N-1750 Halden, Norway LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 111

O to m o , T . The Enrichment and Reprocessing Group, 1 — 6— 1, Otemachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100

O y a m a , A . Power Reactor and Nuclear Fuel Development Corp., 1—9 — 13, Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo

S a k u m a , A . Japan Gasoline Corporation (JG C ), New Otemachi Building, 2— 1, Otemachi, 2-chome, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100

Sasaki, H. Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Tokyo

Sasaki, T . Permanent Mission of Japan to the IA E A , Renngasse 10/V, A-1010 Vienna, Austria

S ato , T . Sumitomo Shoji Kaisha, Ltd, 1— 2— 2, Hitotsubashi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100

S a to h , A . M a ru b e n i, 1— 4, Otemachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo

Shibata, T. Research Reactor Institute, Kyoto University, Kumatori-cho, Sennan-gun, Osaka 590— 04

Suehiro, S. Ministry of International Trade and Industry, 1— 3— 1, Kasumigaseki, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo

S u g u ri, S. Japan Atom ic Energy Research Institute, Tokai Research Establishment, Tokai-mura, Ibaraki-ken 319— 11

Suzuki, S. Mitsui & Co. Ltd, 1— 2— 1, Otemachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo

Takahashi, S. Mitsubishi Atomic Power Industry Inc., 1— 297, Kitabukuro-machi, Ohmiya-shi, Saitama

T a k e i, M . The Institute of Energy Economics, Mori Building 10, 28, Shiba-Nishikubo, Sakuragawa-cho, Minato-ku, Tokyo

Tanaka, Y. Shikoku Electric Power Co., 3—6 -8 -9 0 4 , Kaminocho, Takamatsu, Kagawa-ken

Tsujino, T. Japan Atom ic Energy Research Institute, Tokai-mura, Ibaraki-ken 319-11

Uematsu, K. Power Reactor and Nuclear Fuel Development Corp.. 1— 9— 13, Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo 112 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

JÁPAN (cont.)

U s a m i, T . The Tokyo Electric Power Company, Inc., 1 -1 — 3, Uchisaiw.ai-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo

Watanabe, T. Power Reactor and Nuclear Fuel Development Corp., 1 -9 — 13, Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo

Y a m a d a , S. Atomic Energy Research Laboratory Hitachi Ltd, Ozenji, Kawasaki, Kanagawa

Y a m a d a , T . Japan Atomic Industrial Forum , Inc., 1-13, Shimbashi, 1-chome, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105 (See also under Japan Atom ic Industrial Forum Inc.)

Yamamoto, M. Japan Atomic Energy Relations Organization, 1 — 1, Shinbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105

Yamamoto, Y. University of Tokyo, 7 -3 — 1 Hongo, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 113

Yanagihara, Y. 2-16, 3-chome, Toyosu, Koto-ku, Tokyo

Y a ta b e , A . Permanent Mission of Japan to the IA E A , Renngasse 10/V, A-1010 Vienna, Austria

Yoshikawa, H. Power Reactor and Nuclear Fuel Development Corp., 1—9— 13, Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo

KOREA, REPUBLIC OF

C h a , W .M . Ministry of Science and Technology, Seoul

C h o o , C .Y . Korea Nuclear Fuel Development Institute, Ministry of Science and Technology, Se-Jong Ro, Chongro-ku, Seoul 110

Y o o n , Y . K . Korea Atom ic Energy Research Institute, P.O. Box 7, Cheong Ryang, Seoul

KUWAIT

*Abu Eid, Z.H. Atomic Energy Committee, Ministry of Electricity and Water, State of Kuwait

Marañe, A.M. 32 Aigburth Drive, L -l 7, Liverpool, United Kingdom LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 113

LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA

Bennur, M.A. Libyan Atomic Energy Establishment, P.O. Box 397, Tripoli

Elahrash, M.S. Libyan Atomic Energy Establishment, P.O. Box 397, Tripoli

Elhabrush, A.M. Libyan Atomic Energy Establishment, P.O. Box 397, Tripoli

Eljrushi, G.S. Libyan Atomic Energy Establishment, P.O. Box 397, Tripoli

Siala, M.S. Libyan Atomic Energy Establishment, P.O. Box 397, Tripoli

Zregan, F.N. Libyan Atomic Energy Establishment, P.O. Box 397, Tripoli.

LIECHTENSTEIN

Auwàrter, M. Délégation permanente pour les questions de l’énergie atomique delà principauté de Liechtenstein, FL-9496 Balzers

MALAYSIA

Husin, M.D. Ministry of Science, Technology and Environment, 14th Floor, Oriental Plaza Building, Jalan Parry, Kuala Lum pur

Malik, A.Z. National Electricity Head Office, P.O. Box 1003, Kuala Lumpur

Noramly, B.M. TU N Ismail Atomic Research Centre, 14th Floor, Oriental Plaza Building, Jalan Parry, Kuala Lumpur

Ramanath, A. National Electricity Board, P.O. Box 1003, Kuala Lumpur 01—02

Ridzam, D.M. Permanent Mission of Malaysia to the IA E A , Prinz-Eugen-Strasse 18, A-1040 Vienna, Austria 114 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

MEXICO

Guerrero Morillo, H.L. Instituto Nacional de Energía Nuclear, Avenida Insurgentes Sur 1079, Apartado Postal 27— 190 México 18, D.F.

Sefchovich, E. Instituto Nacional de Energía Nuclear, Avenida Insurgentes Sur 1079, Apartado Postal 27— 190 México 18, D.F.

NETHERLANDS

*Went, J.J. Juüanalaan 52, Arnhem

Baas, J. Ministry of Health and Environmental Protection, Dr. Reijersstraat 10— 12, Leidschendam, The Hague

Barendregt, T.J. Comprimo N.V., James Wattstraat 79, Amsterdam

Birkman, K.H. Permanent Mission of Netherlands to the IA E A , Untere Donaustrasse 13 — 15, A-1020 Vienna, Austria

Bogaardt, M. UCN, Scheveningseweg 44, The Hague

Bonsel, W .G. Netherlands Energy Research Foundation, Westerduinweg 3, Petten (N .H .)

Boswinkël, H.H. Netherlands Energy Research Foundation, Westerduinweg 3, Petten (N .H .)

Braun, A.R. Projektgruppe Kernenergie, Postfach 370, Apeldoorn

Bruyns, V.J.J.M . Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Casuariestraat 16, The Hague

Bustraan, M. Netherlands Energy Research Foundation, Westerduinweg 3, Petten (N .H .)

Coehoorn, J. Netherlands Energy Research Foundation, Westerduinweg 3, Petten (N .H .)

Crijns, M.J. N .V . K e m a , Utrechtseweg 310, Arnhem

Davids, J. Netherlands Energy Research Foundation, Westerduinweg 3, Petten (N .H .) LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 115 de Boer, W .P.L.G. Permanent Mission of Netherlands to the IAEA, Untere Donaustrasse 13-15, A-1020 Vienna, Austria

D e e , R .W . Netherlands Energy Research Foundation, Scheveningseweg 112, The Hague de Haas-van-Dorsser, A. Neratoom N.V., P.O. Box 2244, The Hague

de Vries, B.J. University of Groningen, Chemistry Department, G ro n in g e n

Goedkoop, J.A. Netherlands Energy Research Foundation, Westerduinweg 3, Petten (N .H .)

Hamstra, J. Netherlands Energy Research Foundation, Westerduinweg 3, Petten (N .H .)

Н е й , J . A . Netherlands Energy Research Foundation, Westerduinweg 3, Petten (N .H .)

Hermans, M.E. N .V . K e m a , Utrechtseweg 310, Arnhem

H o o g , H . Netherlands Energy Research Foundation, Scheveningseweg 112, The Hague

Joseph, C.J. Urenco Nederland Operations BV, Planthofsweg 79, Almelo

K ra a k , W . Netherlands Energy Research Foundation, Westerduinweg 3, Petten (N .H .)

Kroner, A.W. 35, van Hogenhoucklaan, The Hague

Lindhout, A.H. Netherlands Energy Research Foundation, Scheveningseweg 112, The Hague

Maes, P.P. Ministry of Education and Science, Nieuwe Uitleg 1, The Hague

M a n i, H .K . Ministry of Economic Affairs, Bezuidenhoutseweg 30, The Hague

Meerburg, A.J. Permanent Mission of the Netherlands, ■ 56, rue de Moülebeau, Geneva, Switzerland

Meilof, J.E. Urenco Nederland Operations BV, Planthofsweg 79, Almelo 116 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

NETHERLANDS (cont.)

Muysken, M. Netherlands Energy Research Foundation, Westerduinweg 3, Petten (N .H .)

Nater, K.A. Netherlands Energy Research Foundation, Westerduinweg 3, Petten (N .H .)

Nienhuys, K. Chemische Laboratoria, Zemikelaan, Paddepoel, Groningen

N ijs, W .W . Rijn-Schelde, Ortmanlaan, Rotterdam

Rense, R . Foundation for Nature Conservation and Environmental Protection, Noordereinde 60, The Hague

Rietveld, H.M . Netherlands Energy Research Foundation, Westerduinweg 3, Petten (N .H .)

Stallen, P.J. Netherlands Energy Research Foundation, Westerduinweg 3, Petten (N .H .)

Stockschlaeder, F.A. Urenco Nederland Operations BV, Planthofsweg 79, Almelo

S w a rt, W . Rotterdam Dockyard Co., P.O. Box 913, Rotterdam

Terwisscha, F.J. Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Casuariestraat 16, The Hague

T o lk , A . Netherlands Energy Research Foundation, Westerduinweg 3, Petten (N .H .)

Van Daatselaar, C.J. Ministry of Social Affairs, P.O. Box 69, Voorburg

Van der Lande, P. Ministry of Economic Affairs, Bezuidenhoutseweg 30, The Hague

Van der Linde, A. Netherland Energy Research Foundation,, Westerduinweg 3, Petten (N .H .)

Van Erpers Royaards, R. N .V . K e m a , Utrechtseweg 310, Arnhem LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 117

Van Galen Last, A.J. Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Plein 23, Casuariestraat 16, The Hague

Van Ginkel, J. Netherlands Institute for Studies on Peace and Security, Alexanderstraat 7, The Hague

Van Otterloo, R.W. N .V . K e m a , Utrechtseweg 310, Arnhem

Van Wageningen, D.J. N u c o n , James Wattstraat 79, Amsterdam

Verheugen, J.H. Netherlands Energy Research Foundation, Scheveningseweg 112, The Hague

Verkerk, B. Netherlands Energy Research Foundation, Westerduinweg 3, Petten (N .H .)

Versteeg, J. Ministry of Social Affairs, P.O. Box 69, Voorburg

NEW ZEALAND

Hatrick, A.V. Ministry of Works and Development, P.O. Box 12041, Wellington

McCool, K.D. New Zealand Electricity Department, Private Bag, Wellington

O ’Brien, B.J. Monitoring and Assessment Centre, 459A Fulham Road, London SW10 OQX, United Kingdom

NIGERIA

Adeniji, 0. Permanent Mission of Nigeria to the IA E A , Ungargasse 46/5, P.O. Box 262, A-1030 Vienna, Austria

Ekong, J.E.U. Permanent Mission of Nigeria to the IA E A , Ungargasse 46/5, P.O. Box 262, A-1030 Vienna, Austria

Iyanda, L.K. Permanent Mission of Nigeria to the IA E A , Ungargasse 46/5, P.O. Box 262, A-1030 Vienna, Austria 118 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

I NORWAY

*Eriksen, V.O. Institutt for Atomenergi, P.O. Box 40, N-2007 Kjeller

A as, S. Institutt for Atomenergi, P.O. Box 40, N -2007 Kjeller

B0rresen, B. Norges Veterinaerhoegskole, O slo

D0derlein, J.M. Institutt for Atomenergi, P.O. Box 40, N-2007 Kjeller

H aga , I. N V E State Power System, Majorstua, Oslo

Hovland, I. Norwegian Water Resources and Electricity Board, Middelthungsgt. 29, Oslo 3

Lingjaerde, R. Institutt for Atomenergi, P.O. Box 40, N-2007 Kjeller

Loeken, P.Ch. Norwegian Water Resources and Electricity Board, Middelthungsgt. 29, Oslo 3

L u n d e , I. Permanent Mission of Norway to the IA EA , Bayemgasse 3/1/6, A-1030 Vienna, Austria

Nielsen, P.O. Scandpower A/S, P.O. Box 3, N-2007 Kjeller

Rolstad, E. Scandpower A/S, P.O. Box 3, N-2007 Kjeller

S o m e , V . Moss Kunstgallerie, N-1500 Moss

U lfs b y , Ç). Norwegian Water Resources and Electricity Board, Middelthungsgt. 29, Oslo 3

PAKISTAN

Javed, N.A. Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission, P.O. Box 1114, Islamabad

K h a n , M .A . Pakistan Atom ic Energy Commission, P.O. Box 1114, Islamabad LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 119

Rahman, A. Permanent Mission of Pakistan to the IAEA, Gloriettegasse 22, A -l 130 Vienna, Austria

Sattar, A. Permanent Mission of Pakistan to the IAEA, P.O. Box 1114, Islamabad

PHILIPPINES

*Ibe, L.D. Philippine Atomic Energy Commission, Don Mariano Marcos Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City

Aleta, C.R. Philippine Atomic Energy Commission, Don Mariano Marcos Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City

Savellano, Remedios A. Phillipine Atomic Energy Commission, Don Mariano Marcos Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City

Siazon, D.L., Jr. Permanent Mission of Phillipmes to the IAEA, Peter Jordan-Strasse 9, A -l 190 Vienna, Austria

POLAND

*Felicki, J. Ministry of Energetics and Atomic Energy, ul.. Mysia 2, P.O. Box 4, 00-955 Warsaw

Bijak, J. Ministry of Energetics and Atomic Energy, ul. Mysia 2, P.O. Box 4, 00-955 Warsaw

Celiftski, Z. Institute of Nuclear Research, 05-400 Otwock-Swierk

Golebiowski, M. Permanent Mission of Poland to the IAEA, Hietzinger Hauptstrasse 42c, A -l 130 Vienna, Austria

Musialowicz, T. Central Laboratory for Radiological Protection, ul. Konwaliowa 7, 03-194 Warsaw

Nowacki, P.J. Ministry of Energetics and Atomic Energy, ul. Mysia 2, P.O. Box 4, 00-955 Warsaw

Pinkas, K. Institute of Nuclear Research, Dorodna 16, 03-195 Warsaw

Zmysiowski, A. Ministry of Energetics and Atom ic Energy, ul. Mysia 2, P.O. Box 4, 00-955 Warsaw 120 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

PORTUGAL

Bettencourt, A.O. Junta de Energia Nuclear, Estrada Nacional No. 10, Sacavém

Caraça, J.M . Junta de Energia Nuclear, Rua de S. Pedro de Alcántara 79, Lisbon-2

Carvalho, A.F. Junta de Energia Nuclear,' Avenida República 45 — 5 , Lisbon-1

Fernandes Forte, A.A. Electricidade de Portugal, Rúa Conde Redondo, 145—4°, Lisbon-2

Jarro, F.A. Electricidade de Portugal, Rúa Conde Redondo, 145—4°, Lisbon-2

Oliveira, J.M .C. Junta de Energia Nuclear, Estrada Nacional No. 10, Sacavém

P ich , H .C . Junta de Energia Nuclear, Avenida República 45— 5°, Lisbon-1

Rodriguez Simôes dos Reis, H.R. Electricidade de Portugal, Av. Infante Santo, 15— 1°, Lisbon

R osa, E .J . Electricidade de Portugal, Rúa Conde Redondo, 145-4°, Lisbon-2

Torres, I.P. Junta de Energia Nuclear, Avenida República 45-5°, Lisbon-1

ROMANIA

Andreescu, N. Institute for Nuclear Technology, P.O. Box 5204, Bucarest

Buhoara, M. Permanent Mission of Romania to the IA EA , Prinz Eugen-Strasse 60, A -l040 Vienna, Austria

Dragoiu, N.D. State Committee for Nuclear Energy, Bucarest

Dragomirescu, A.G. Permanent Mission of Romania to the IA E A , Prinz Eugen-Strasse 60, A-1040 Vienna, Austria

Istrate, G. Ministry of Foreign Trade and International Economic.Co-operation, 3, Maxim Gorki Str., Bucarest LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 121

Mihulecea, C, State Committee for Nuclear Energy, B ucarest

M irio n , I. State Committee for Nuclear Energy, Institute for Nuclear Technology, Pitesti

Niederkom, I. Ministère des Mines Géologie et Pétrole, Str. Atom istilor 51, Bucarest-Magurele

Olariu, S.A. State Committee for Nuclear Energy, B ucarest

SAUDI ARABIA

Al-Degaither, M.A. Directorate General of Mineral Resources, P.O. Box 345, Jeddah

Al-Kabbani, F.K. Permanent Mission of Saudi Arabia to the IAEA, Potzleinsdorferstrasse 33, A -l 180 Vienna, Austria

Kattan, M.H. Directorate General of Mineral Resources, P.O. Box 345, Jeddah

Malibari, A.R. Directorate General of Mineral Resources, P.O. Box 345, Jeddah

Nahdi, K.A. Directorate General of Mineral Resources, P.O. Box 345, Jeddah

Shihadeh, M.J. Directorate General of Mineral Resources, P.O. Box 345, Jeddah

SOUTH AFRICA

*Roux, A.J.A. Atomic Energy Board, Private Bag X256, Pretoria 0001

Basson, J.K. Atomic Energy Board, Private Bag X256, Pretoria 0001

Brown, K.T. Atomic Energy Board, Private Bag X256, Pretoria 0001

Cohen, R.L. Anglo American Corporation of South Africa Ltd, 44 Main Street, Johannesburg 2001 122 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

SOUTH AFRICA (cont.)

Colbom, R.P. Atomic Energy Board, Private Bag X256, Pretoria 0001

Grant, W .L. Uranium Enrichment Corporation of South Africa Ltd, P.O. Box 4587, Pretoria 0001

Hugo, J.P.B. Atomic Energy Board, Private Bag X256, Pretoria 0001

James, H.E. Atom ic Energy Board, Extraction Metallurgy Division, Private Bag X, 3017, Randburg 2000

Kuebler, E. Industrial Machinery Supplies Ltd, Loveday Street Extension, Comer Stott St., Box 9653, Selby, Johannesburg 2001

McRae, I.C. Electricity Supply Commission, Box 1091, Johannesburg 2000

Pienaar, N.P. Atomic Energy Board, Private Bag X256, Pretoria 0001

Pratt, J.M . Electricity Supply Commission, Box 1091, Johannesburg 2000

Semark, P.M. Electricity Supply Commission, Box 1091, Johannesburg 2000

Spencer, P.H. Electricity Supply Commission, Box 1091, Johannesburg 2000

Straszacker, R.L. Electricity Supply Commission, Box 1091, Johannesburg 2000

Tattersall, J.O. Atomic Energy Board, Private Bag X256, Pretoria 0001

Van der Merwe, S. Atomic Energy Board, Private Bag X256, Pretoria 0001

Van der Walt, I.D. Electricity Supply Commission, Box 1091, Johannesburg 2000

Von Schirnding, K. Permanent Mission of South Africa to the IA EA , Renngasse 10, A-1010 Vienna, Austria

Walter, M.W. Electricity Supply Commission, Box 1091, Johannesburg 2000 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 123

Worroll, R.E. Nuclear Fuels Corporation of South Africa Ltd, Cape House, Corner Fox & Maclaren Street, Box 809, Johannesburg 2001

Young, C.G. Electricity Supply Commission, Box 1091, Johannesburg 2000

SPAIN

A lo n s o , A . Junta de Energía Nuclear, Avenida Complutense, 22, Madrid -3

Alvarez de Buergo, L. Junta de Energía Nuclear, Avenida Complutense, 22, Madrid-3

Barceló Vernet, J. Empresa Enher, c. Mallorca 274, Barcelona-7

Coll Buti, P. Empresa Enher, c. Mallorca 274, Barcelona-7

Cordero Gómez, G. Junta de Energía Nuclear, Avenida Complutense, 22, Madrid-3

Corretjer, Luz Junta de Energía Nuclear, Avenida Complutense, 22, Madrid-3

Del Val Cob, J.L. Electra de Viesgo, Medio 12, Santander

Gómez Martínez, F. Empresa Nacional del Uranio, S.A., Santiago Rusiñol, 12, Madrid-3

Gutiérrez Jodra, L. Junta de Energía Nuclear, Avenida Complutense, 22, Madrid-3

Isla Sánchez, M. Empresa Nacional del Uranio, S.A., Santiago Rusiñol, 12, Madrid-3

Josa García, J.M. Junta de Energía Nuclear, Avenida Complutense, 22, Madrid-3

López-Menchero y Ordoñez, E.M. Delegación Permanente de España ante el O IE A , Prinz Eugen-Strasse 18/2/1/20, A-1040 Vienna, Austria

López Pérez, B. Junta de Energía Nuclear, Avenida Complutense, 22, Madrid-3 124 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

SPAIN (cont.)

Melches, C. Empresa Nacional del Uranio, S.A., Santiago Rusiñol, 12, Madrid-3 (See also under FO R ATO M )

Otero de la Gándara, J.L. Junta de Energía Nuclear, Avenida Complutense, 22, Madrid-3

Palacios, L. Equipos Nucleares S.A., Pedro Teixeira 8, Madrid-20

P a scual, F . Junta de Energía Nuclear, Avenida Complutense, 22, Madrid-3

R ojas, J. SENER, Guzmán el Bueno 133, Madrid-3

R u e d a , R . Electra de Viesgo, Medio 12, Santander

Sevilla Benito, A. Junta de Energía Nuclear, Avenida Complutense, 22, Madrid-3

Tanarro, A. Junta de Energía Nuclear, Avenida Complutense, 22, Madrid-3

Triviño, M. Equipos Nucleares S.A., Pedro Teixeira 8, Madrid-20

SWEDEN

* S ô d e r, G . Ministry of Industry, Fack, S-103 10 Stockholm

Ahlstrôm, P.-E. Swedish State Power Board, Fack, S-162 87 Vallingby

A le r, B .A . AB Atomenergi, Fack, S-611 01 Nykôping 1

Almgren, B.A. Oskarshamnsverkets Kraftgrupp AB, Box 1746, S -lll 87 Stockholm

Angstrom, R.T. The Swedish Parliament, S-l00 12 Stockholm 1

Bergqvist, J.G . - National Council for Radioactive Waste Management, Fack, S -l02 40 Stockholm 46 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 125

Bjork, G.H. Oskarshamnsverkets Kraftgrupp AB, P.O. Box 1746, S-l 11 87 Stockholm

B og e, R . National Institute of Radiation Protection, Fack, S-104 01 Stockholm 60

Caesar, M. Ministry of Industry, Fack, S-103 10 Stockholm

Carlsson, O. Luossavaara-Kiirunavaara AB, Fack, S-100 41 Stockholm

E k , P. Swedish Nuclear Power Inspectorate, P.O. Box 43058, S-100 72 Stockholm

Ekberg, G.J. The South Swedish Power Co., Ltd, Fack, S-200 70 Malmo 5

Ekholm, G. Permanent Mission of Sweden to the IA EA , Obere Donaustrasse 49— 51, A -l020 Vienna, Austria

Ericsson, O.L. ASEA-ATOM AB, P.O. Box 53, S-721 04 Vàsteras 1

Ericsson, U .A. Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Box 16121, S-103 23 Stockholm

Frigren, Suzanne Ministry of Industry, Fack, S-103 10 Stockholm

Gimstedt, O. Oskarshamnsverkets Kraftgrupp AB, B o x 1 7 4 6 , S -l 11 87 S to c k h o lm (See also under FO R ATO M )

Gyldén, N.O. FOA, S-104 50 Stockholm

Hàgermark, H. The National Swedish Board for Energy Source Development, Box 21048, S-100 31 Stockholm

Halle, L.G. ASEA-ATOM AB, P.O. Box 53, S-721 04 Vàsteras 1

Hansson, Â.R. The South Swedish Power Co. Ltd, Fack, S-200 70 Malmo 5

Hedgran, A.G. Swedish Nuclear Power Inspectorate, • Box 43058, S-100 72 Stockholm 126 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

SWEDEN (cont.)

Hellstrand, E. AB Atomenergi, Fack, S-611 01 Nÿkôping 1

H jo rth , L . Ministry'of Industry, Fack, S-103 10 Stockholm

Holte, G.P. AB Atomenergi, Fack, S-611 01 Nÿkôping 1

Johanson, B.C. Ministry of Industry, Fack, S-103 10 Stockholm

Johansson, K.O. AB Atomenergi, Fack, S-611 01 Nÿkôping 1

Larsson, A. Ministry of Industry, Fack, S-103 10 Stockholm

Larsson, Y. The South Swedish Power Co. Ltd, Fack, S-200 70 Malmô 5

Lindell, B. National Institute.of Radiation Protection, Fack, S-104 01 Stockholm 60

Lindskog, R.L. Vattenbyggnadsbyran, Box 50 38, S-102 41 Stockholm

L ü b e c k , L . Ministry of Industry, Fack, S-103 10 Stockholm

Margen, P.H. AB Atomenergi, Fack, S-611 01 Nÿkôping 1

M o g a rd , H . AB Atomenergi, Fack, S-611 01 Nÿkôping 1

Nilson, R.M. AB Atomenergi, Fack, S-611 01 Nÿkôping 1 (See also under International Organization for Standardization)

Nilsson, T. Swedish Nuclear Power Inspectorate, Box 43058, S-100 72 Stockholm

Noejd, L.-A. AB Atomenergi, Fack, S-611 01 Nÿkôping 1

Norell, O.A. National Council for Radioactive Waste Management, Fack, S-102 40 Stockholm 60 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 127

Norrby, J.V. Swedish State Power Board, Fack, S-162 87 Vâllingby

Olderin, E.O. Westinghouse Electric SA, P.O. Box 6090, S-400 60 Gôteborg 6

Pettersson, N .L. The Swedish Parliament, S -l00 12 Stockholm

Rainer, O. Swedish Post Administration, Vasagatan 28-34, S -l05 00 Stockholm

Rydberg, J. Chalmers Institute of Technology, Fack, S-402 20 Gôteborg

Rydell, N. National Council for Radioactive Waste Management, Fack, S-102 40 Stockholm 60

Sandklef, S. Swedish State Power Board, Fack, S-162 87 Vâllingby

Sandstrôm, A. Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Box 16121, S-103 23 Stockholm

Sandstrôm, S.G. AB Atomenergi, Fack, S-611 01 Nykôping 1 (See also under FO RATO M )

Segerberg, F. ASEA-ATOM AB, P.O. Box 53, S-721 04 Vásteras 1

Sjôborg, L. National Defense Research Institute, P.O. Box 416, S-172 04 Sundbyberg

Sjônell, P. The Swedish Parliament, S -l00 12 Stockholm

Snihs, J.O. National Institute of Radiation Protection, Fack, S -l04 01 Stockholm 60

Svenke, E. Svensk Kâmsbrânslefôrsôrjning AB, Fack, S-102 40 Stockholm

T h a m , C . Ministry of Labour, Mynttorget 2, Fack, S-103 10 Stockholm

Tirén, I. ASEA-ATOM AB, P.O. Box 53, S-721 04 Vásteras 1 128 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

SWEDEN (cont.)

Widahl, S.E. Swedish State Power Board, Fack, S -l62 87 Vâllmgby

Wijkman, A.I. The Swedish Parliament, S-100 12 Stockholm

Wivstad, O.I. Swedish State Power Board, Fack, S -l62 87 Vâllingby

Wollin, C. Permanent Mission of Sweden to the IAEA, Obere Donaustrasse 49— 51, A-1020 Vienna, Austria

SWITZERLAND

B a y , H . Nordostschweizerische Kraftwerke A.G. (N O K ), Parkstrasse 23, CH-5400 Baden

B 0 g h , P. Motor-Columbus Ingenieurunternehmung A.G., Parkstrasse 27, CH-5400 Baden

B rasch, A . Electricité de Laufenbourg SA, CH-4335 Laufenbourg

B re u , M . Institut fédéral de recherches en matière de réacteurs, CH-5303 Würenlingen

Buob, K.H. Institut fédéral de recherches en matière de réacteurs, CH-5303 Würenlingen

Chatfield, D.L. Suiselectra Consulting Engineers SA, Malzgasse 30/32, CH-4010 Basel

Enzmann, H.F. Swiss Reinsurance С о тр., P.O. Box 172, CH-8022 Zürich

Fazekas, J. Kernkraftwerke Kaiseraugst/Motor-Columbus, Parkstrasse 27, CH-5400 Baden

Fischer, P.U. General Atomic Europe, Weinbergstrasse 109, CH-8006 Zürich

F r y , P .F . Motor-Columbus Ingenieurunternehmung A.G., Parkstrasse 27, CH-5400 Baden

Gassmann, J. Motor-Columbus Ingenieurunternehmung A.G., Parkstrasse 27, CH-5400 Baden LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 129

Grànicher, H. Institut fédéral de recherches en matière de réacteurs, CH-5303 Würenlingen

Gryska, H.P. Nuclear Assurance Corporation, Weinbergstrasse 9, CH-8001 Zurich

Hauser, G.E. Nordostschweizerische Kraftwerke A.G. (N O K ), Parkstrasse 23, CH-5400 Baden

Heise, M .R. Motor-Columbus Ingenieuruntemehmung A.G., Parkstrasse 27, CH-5400 Baden

Heller, A. Electrowatt Engineering Services Ltd, Bellerivestrasse 36, CH-8022 Zürich

Holm, B.H. General Atomic Europe, Weinbergstrasse 109, CH-8006 Zürich

H o o p , F . Electrowatt Engineering Services Ltd, Bellerivestrasse 36, CH-8022 Zürich

Issler, H . Nationale Genossenschaft für die Lagerung radioaktiver Abfàlle (N A G R A ), Parkstrasse 23, CH-5401 Baden

Kreuzer, K. Forum für verantwortbare Anwendung der Wissenschaft, Steinrain 44, CH-4113 Flüh

M e ye r, L . General Atomic Europe, Weinbergstrasse 109, CH-8006 Zürich

Pellaud, B. General Atomic Europe, Weinbergstrasse 109, CH-8006 Zürich

Pictet, J.M. Office de la science et de la recherche, Département fédéral de l’intérieur, Case postale 2732, CH-3001 Bern

Robert, A. Electro watt Engineering Services Ltd, Bellerivestrasse 36, CH-8022 Zürich

Rognon, J. Bemische Kraftwerke A.G., Viktoriaplatz 2, CH-3000 Bern

Stobbs, J.J. Nuclear Assurance Corporation, Weinbergstrasse 9, CH-8001 Zürich

Vagnieux, J.-J. Kernkraftwerke Kaiseraugst/lvlotor-Columbus, Parkstrasse 27, CH-5400 Baden 130 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

SWITZERLAND (cont.)

Vaterlaus, J. Electricité de Laufenbourg SA, CH-4335 Laufenbourg

Willson, O. Suiselectra Ingenieuruntemehmung A.G., Malzgasse 30/32, CH-4010 Basel

Zünd, H. Motor-Columbus Ingenieurunternehmung A.G., Parkstrasse 27, CH-5400 Baden

Zangger, C. Office fédéral de l’économie énergétique, Kapellenstrasse 14, CH-3000 Bern

TURKEY

*Aybers, M.N. Institute for Nuclear Energy, Technical University of Istanbul, Gümüssuyu, Istanbul

Ç o b a n , A . Karadeniz Technical University, Physics Department, Fizik Bôlümü, Trabzon

§ a h in , S. Faculty of Engineering, University of Ege, Bomova, Izmir

Sa h in , S. Turkish Electricity Authority (ТЕК), Necatibey Cad. No.34, Ankara

T u ë r u l, T . Turkish Atomic Energy Commission, Alaçam Sokak No. 11, Çankaya, Ankara

UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS

Aistov, E.S. Permanent Mission of the USSR to the IAEA, Wohllebengasse 4, A-1040 Vienna, Austria

Bagdasarov, Yu.E. (J.J.) Institute for Physics and Power Engineering, O b n in s k

Cherkashov, Yu.M. I.V. Kurchatov Institute of Atomic Energy, M o s c o w

Dergachev, N.P. USSR State Committee on the Utilization of Atomic Energy, Staromonetny 26, Moscow LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 131

Ermaková, G.C. USSR State Committee on the Utilization of Atomic Energy, Staromonetny 26, Moscow

Erofeev, V.I. Permanent Mission of the USSR to the IA E A , Wohllebengasse 4, A -l 040 Vienna, Austria

Galkin, B.Ya. USSR State Committee on the Utilization of Atomic Energy, Staromonetny 26, Moscow

Gedeonov, L.I. Khlopin Radium Institute, Ul. Rentgena 1, Leningrad 22

Golovnin, I.S. All-Union Scientific Research Institute for Inorganic Materials, M o s c o w

Golunova, Z.Ya. USSR State Committee on the Utilization of Atomic Energy, Staromonetny 26, Moscow

Grigor’yants, A.N. USSR Ministry of Power Engineering and Power Stations, M o s c o w

Gusev, D.I. Biophysics Institute of the USSR, Ministry of Health, Zhivopisnaja, Moscow

Gusev, N.G. Biophysics Institute of the USSR, Ministry of Health, Zhivopisnaja, Moscow

U’ichev, B.I. Institute of Theoretical and Experimental Physics, M o s c o w

Issaev, L .L. USSR State Committee on the Utilization of . Atomic Energy, Staromonetny 26, Moscow

Ivanov, G.F. All-Union Scientific Research Institute for Chemical Technology, M o s c o w

Kalinin, A.V. Institute for High Temperatures, Korovinskoye shosse, 1-412, Moscow

Karpovskij, V.L. Joint Institute for Nuclear Research, D u b n a 132 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS (cont.)

Khapaev, V.A. USSR State Committee on the Utilization of Atomic Energy, Staromonetny 26, Moscow

Kondrat’ev, A.N. Khlopin Radium Institute, Ul. Rentgena 1, Leningrad 22

Kornev, N.P. Permanent Mission o f the .USSR to the IAEA, Wohllebengasse 4, A-1040 Vienna, Austria

Kramerov, A.Ya. (A.J.) I.V. Kurchatov Institute of Atomic Energy, M oscow

Krasin, A.K. Institute o f Nuclear Energy o f the Byelorussian Academy of Sciences, Leninskij prospekt 66, Minsk

Krasnoyarov, N.V. Lenin Research Institute for Atomic Reactors, Dimitrovgrad

Kuchinov, V.P. USSR State Committee on the Utilization of Atomic Energy, Staromonetny 26, Moscow

Kudinova, R.V. USSR State Committee on the Utilization of Atomic Energy, Staromonetny 26, Moscow

Lazarev, L.N. Khlopin Radium Institute, Ul. Rentgena 1, Leningrad 22

Lazutkin, E.S. USSR Council o f Ministers, Moscow

Levshin, E.P. Permanent Mission o f the USSR to the IAEA, Wohllebengasse 4, A-1040 Vienna, Austria

Lyutov, N.I. USSR State Committee on the Utilization of Atomic Energy, Staromonetny 26, Moscow

Makarov, V.M. All-Union Scientific Research Institute for Inorganic Materials, ; M oscow

Meshkov, A.G. USSR State Committee on the Utilization of Atomic Energy, Staromonetny 26, Moscow LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 133

Metal’nikov, S.S. All-Union Scientific Research Institute for Chemical Technology, Moscow

Misharin, V.N. Permanent Mission of the USSR to the IAEA, Wohllebengasse 4, A -l040 Vienna, Austria

Mochalov, V.K. USSR State Committee on the Utilization of Atomic Energy, Staromonetny 26, Moscow

Morozov, I.G. USSR State Committee on the Utilization of Atomic Energy, Staromonetny 26, Moscow

Nemets, O. Ukrainian SSR Academy o f Sciences, Institute of Nuclear Research, Prospekt Nauki 119, Kiev 28.

Ostapov, V.V. Permanent Mission o f the USSR to the IAEA, Wohllebengasse 4, A -1040 Vienna, Austria

Ovchinnikov, F.Ya. Novovoronezh Nuclear Power Station, Novovoronezh

Pashkevich, A.A. USSR State Committee on the Utilization of Atomic Energy, Staromonetny 26, Moscow

Peruev, A.V. USSR State Committee on the Utilization of Atomic Energy, Staromonetny 26, Moscow

Petros’yants, A.M. USSR State Committee on the Utilization of Atomic Energy, Staromonetny 26, Moscow

Pimenov, M.K. Institute of Physical Chemistry of the USSR Academy of Sciences, Moscow

Popyrin, L.S. Siberian Power Institute o f the Academ y o f Sciences o f the USSR, Lermontov Street 130, Irkutsk

Pustyntsev, G.N. USSR State Committee on the Utilization of Atomic Energy, Staromonetny 26, Moscow 134 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS (cont.)

Sedov, V.M. USSR State Committee on the Utilization of Atomic Energy, Staromonetny 26, Moscow

Shmidt, V.S. All-Union Scientific Research Institute for Inorganic Materials, Moscow

Sidorenko, V.A. I.V. Kurchatov Institute of Atomic Energy, M oscow

Smolin, 1.1. Permanent Mission o f the USSR to the IAEA, Wohllebengasse 4, A-1040 Vienna, Austria

Stekol’nikov, V.V. USSR State Committee on the Utilization of Atomic Energy, Staromonetriy 26, Moscow

Temnikov, M.A. All-Union Scientific Research Institute for Chemical Technology, Moscow

Turkin, A.D. Biophysics Institute of the USSR Ministry of Health, Zhivopisnaja, Moscow

Vertebnyj, V.P. Ukrainian SSR Academy o f Sciences, Institute of Nuclear Research, Prospekt Nauki 119, Kiev 28

Volkov, G:V. Central Scientific Research Institute of Nuclear Information, Moscow

Vychegzhanin, E.N. Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Byelorussian SSR, Minsk

UNITED KINGDOM

•Hill, J.M. (Sir John Hill) United Kingdom Atom ic Energy Authority, 11, Charles II Street, London SW1Y4QP

Aitchison, M. Department of Energy, Atomic Energy Division, Thames House South, London SW1P 4QJ LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 135

Allardice, R.H. United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority, Dounreay Experimental Reactor Establishment, Thurso KW14 7TZ, Scotland

AUday, C. British Nuclear Fuels Ltd, Risley, Warrington, Cheshire WA3 6AT

Allen, A.M. United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority, 11, Charles II Street, London SW1Y 4QP

Anderson, A.R. British Nuclear Fuels Ltd, Springfields Works, Salwick, Preston, PR4 0X5 Lancs.

Ash, C. United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority, 11, Charles II Street, London SW1Y 4QP

Aston, D. Urenco Ltd, 40 West Street, Marlow, Bucks.SL7 2NB

Asyee, J. Urenco Ltd, 40 West Street, Marlow, Bucks.SL7 2NB

Avery, D.G. British Nuclear Fuels Ltd, Risley, Warrington, Cheshire WA3 6AT

Baker, A.R. United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority, Reactor Group, Risley, Warrington, Cheshire WA3 6AT

Bamford, F.W. British Nuclear Fuels Ltd, Risley, Warrington, Cheshire WA3 6AT

Bellamy, R.G. Atomic Energy Research Establishment, Harwell, Didcot, Oxon.OXll ORA

Berger, F.P. Queen Mary College, Department of Nuclear Engineering, Mile End Road, London El 4NS

Bishop, J.F.W. United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority, Reactor Group, Risley, Warrington, Cheshire WA3 6AT

Bolter, H.E. British Nuclear Fuels Ltd, Risley, Warrington, Cheshire WA3 6AT

Bourke, M. Foreign and Commonwealth Office, Great George Street, London SW1 .

Brown, F. Safeguards Office, Department of Energy, Atomic Energy Division, Thames House South, Millbank, London SW1P 4QJ 136 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

UNITED KINGDOM (cont.)

Buck, C. British Nuclear Fuels Ltd, Risley, Warrington, Cheshire WA3 6AT

Carter, P.E. British Nuclear Fuels Ltd, Risley, Warrington, Cheshire WA3 6AT

Cartwright, H. Atomic Energy Establishment, Winfrith, Dorchester, Dorset

Cave, L. Pollution Prevention Consultants Ltd, Crown House, Copthorne Bank, Near Crawley, Sussex

Cavendish-Bentinck, V. The Uranium Institute, New Zealand House, Haymarket, London SW1Y 4TE

Chadwick, F. United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority, 11, Charles II Street, London SW1Y 4QP

Chamberlain, A. British Nuclear Fuels Ltd, Springfields Works, Sal wick, Preston PR4 0X5 Lancs.

Chamberlain, L.N. Urenco Ltd, 40 West Street, Marlow, Bucks.SL7 2NB

Clelland, D.W. British Nuclear Fuels Ltd, Risley, Warrington, Cheshire WA3 6AT

Comer, J. British Nuclear Forum, 1 St. Alban’s Street, London SW1A 4SL

Croome, G.L. The Uranium Institute, New Zealand House, Haymarket, London SW1Y4TE

Curtis, H.W. Nuclear Transport Ltd, Risley, Warrington, Cheshire WA3 6AT

Cus worth, W.F. Central Electricity Generating Board, North West Region, Europa House, Bird Hall Lane, Cheadle Heath, Stockport, Cheshire SK3 OXA

Daniel, P. Rio Tinto-Zinc (R.T.Z.) Corp. Ltd, 6 St. James’s Square, London SW1Y 4LD

Dibben, H.E. British Nuclear Fuels Ltd, Springfields Works, Salwick, Preston PR4 0X5 Lancs. LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 137

Donoghue, J.K. British Nuclear Fuels Ltd, Windscale Works, Sellafield, Seascale, Cumbria

Dunster, H J. Health and Safety Executive, Regina House, 259/269 Old Marylebone Road, London NW1 5RR

Edney, C.J. British Nuclear Fuels Ltd, Risley, Warrington, Cheshire WA3 6AT

Ellingsen, J.E. Safeguards Office, Department of Energy, Atomic Energy Division, Thames House South, Millbank, London SW1P 4QJ

Fair, D.R.R. Central Electricity Generating Board, Sudbury House, 15 Newgate Street, London EC1A 7AU

Fitzsimmons, W.E. Department of Energy, Atomic Energy Division, Thames House South, Millbank, London SW1P 4QJ

Flowers, R.H. United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority, Harwell, Didcot, Oxon.OXll ORA

Franklin, N.L. Nuclear Power Company Ltd, Warrington Road, Risley, Warrington, Cheshire WA3 6BZ

Fryer, D.R.H. Nuclear Installations Inspectorate, Health and Safety Executive, Thames House North, Millbank, London SW1P 4QJ

Gausden, R. Nuclear Installations Inspectorate, Health and Safety Executive, Thames House North, Millbank, London SW1P 4QJ

Ghalib, S.A. South of Scotland Electricity Board, Cathcart House, Inverlair Avenue, Glasgow G44 4BE

Gilby, E.V. United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority, Wigshaw Lane, Culcheth, Warrington WA3 4NE

Gott, H. Associated Nuclear Services, 123 High Street, Epsom, Surrey KT19 8EB (See also under European Nuclear Society)

Hamlin, A.G. Atomic Energy Research Establishment, Harwell, Didcot, Oxon.OXl 1 ORA

Hayles, J.M. British Nuclear Fuels Ltd, Risley, Warrington, Cheshire WA3 6AT 138 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

UNITED KINGDOM (cont.)

Herzig, C. Department of Energy, Atomic Energy Division, Thames House South, Millbank, London SW1P 4QJ

Hine, A.R. United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority, 11, Charles II Street, London SW1Y 4QP

Hitchcock, J.W. Fairey Engineering Ltd, P.O. Box 41, Crossley Road, Heaton Chapel, Stockport, Cheshire SK4 5BD

Holmes, J.A.G. Nuclear Power Company Ltd, Warrington Road, Risley, Warrington, Cheshire WA3 6BZ

Huggard, A.J. British Nuclear Fuels Ltd, Risley, Warrington, Cheshire WA3 6AT

Inglis, G.H. British Nuclear Fuels Ltd, Risley, Warrington, Cheshire WA3 6AT

James, M.L. Department of Energy, Atomic Energy Division, Thames House South, Millbank, London SW1P 4QJ

Jenkin, F.P. Central Electricity Generating Board, Sudbury House, 15 Newgate Street, London EC1 7AU

Jenkins, P.R. Permanent Mission of the United Kingdom to the IAEA, Reisnerstrasse 40, A-1030 Vienna, Austria

Johnson, A. British Nuclear Fuels Ltd, Risley, Warrington, Cheshire WA3 6AT

Johnson, K.D.B. Atomic Energy Research Establishment, Harwell, Didcot, Oxon.OXll ORA

Kavanagh, M.T. British Nuclear Fuels Ltd, Risley, Warrington, Cheshire WA3 6AT

Kehoe, R.B. Urenco Ltd, 40 West Street, Marlow, Bucks.SL7 2NB

Kinchin, G.H. United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority, Wigshaw Lane, Culcheth, Warrington, Cheshire WA3 4NE

Knowles, D.R. British Nuclear Fuels Ltd, Risley, Warrington, Cheshire WA3 6AT

Kostuik, J. The Uranium Institute, с/o Denison Mines Ltd, Suite 3009 South Tower, Royal Bank Plaza, Toronto, Canada LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 139

Kovan, R.W. Nuclear Engineering International, Dorset House, Stamford Street, London SE1 9LU

Lansdell, A.E. United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority, 11, Charles II Street, London SW1Y 4QP

Llewelyn, G.W. United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority, 11, Charles II Street, London SW1Y 4QP

Lunning, W.H. United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority, Risley, Warrington, Cheshire WA3 6AT

Manning, R.B. British Nuclear Fuels Ltd, Risley, Warrington, Cheshire WA3 6AT

Marshall, W. United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority, 11, Charles II Street, London SW1Y 4QP

Matthews, R.R. Central Electricity Generating Board, Courtney House, 18 Warwick Lane, London EC4P 4EB

McDermott, I.H. British Nuclear Fuels Ltd, Risley, Warrington, Cheshire WA3 6AT

M clnemey, P.T. Central Electricity Generating Board, Hinkley Point Nuclear Power Station, Bridgewater, Somerset TA5 1UD

McKenzie, N.C. Kleinwort, Benson Ltd, 20 Fenchurch Street, London EC3P 3DB

Miller, D.J. South of Scotland Electricity Board, Cathcart House, Inverlair Avenue, Glasgow G44 4BE, Scotland

Mitchell, N.T. Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, Fisheries Radiobiological Laboratory, Hamilton Dock, Lowestoft, Suffolk NR32 IDA

Moore, j. United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority, Risley, Warrington, Cheshire WA3 6AT

Morgan, F. Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE), Aldermaston, Berks.RG7 4PR

Nelson, R.L. Atomic Energy Research Establishment, Harwell, Didcot, Oxon.OXl 1 ORA 140 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

UNITED KINGDOM (cont.)

O ’Neil, R. United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority, Wigshaw Lane, Culcheth, Warrington, Cheshire WA3 4NE

Ostle, D. Natural Environment Research Council, Institute of Geological Sciences, 154 Clerkenwell Road, London EC1R 5DU

Palett, A.J. Urenco Ltd, 40 West Street, Marlow, Bucks.SL7 2NB

Parry, J.V. Urenco Ltd, 40 West Street, Marlow, Bucks.SL7 2NB

Pickman, D.O. United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority, Springfields Works, Salwick, Preston, PR4 0X5 Lancs.

Plail, O.S. Atomic Energy Research Establishment, Harwell, Didcot, Oxon.OXl 1 ORA

Pochin, E.E. (Sir Edward Pochin) National Radiological Protection Board, Harwell, Didcot, Oxon.OXl 1 ORQ

Price, B.T. The Uranium Institute, New Zealand House, Haymarket, London SW1Y 4TE

Rawlins, L.V. Rolls Royce and Associates Ltd, P.O. Box 31, Derby

Rooke, W.A. Urenco Ltd, 40 West Street, Marlow, Bucks. SL7 2NB

Roper, D.A. British Nuclear Fuels Ltd, Risley, Warrington, Cheshire WA3 6AT

Rossney, G.K. United Reprocessors GmbH, Leopoldstrasse 5, D-7500 Karlsruhe 1, Fed. Rep. of Germany

Rutherford, R. Nuclear Power Company Ltd, Warrington Road, Risley, Warrington, Cheshire WA3 6BZ

Rutter, R.L. Central Electricity Generating Board, Sudbury House, 15 Newgate Street, London EC1 7AU

Scott, R.W. General Electric Company, Reactor Equipment Ltd (G.E.C.-REL), Cambridge Road, Whetstone, Leicester LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 141

Searby, P.J. United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority, 11, Charles II Street, London SW1Y 4QP

Slater, D. Permanent Mission of the United Kingdom to the IAEA, Reisnerstrasse 40, A -1030 Vienna, Austria

Smith, D.R. Nuclear Power Company Ltd, Warrington Road, Risley, Warrington, Cheshire WA3 6BZ

Smith, R.D. United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority, Risley, Warrington WA3 6AT

Starr, G.R. United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority, 11, Charles II Street, London SW1Y 4QP

Stewart, J.C. British Nuclear Forum, с/o Nuclear Power Company Ltd, Stanhope Gate 1, London W1A 1EH

Stott, G. H.M. Industrial Pollution Inspectorate for Scotland, 21 Hill Street, Edinburgh, EH2 3JY, Scotland

Streeton, D.F. D.F. Streeton Engineering Consultant, 16, Nelson Street, Southend-on-Sea, Essex

Sturman, H.G. British Nuclear Fuels Ltd, Risley, Warrington, Cheshire WA3 6AT

Taylor, H.A. British Nuclear Fuels Ltd, Risley, Warrington, Cheshire WA3 6AT

Thompson, J.R. United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority, 11, Charles II street, London SW1Y 4QP

Thorn, J.D. United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority, Risley, Warrington, Cheshire WA3 6AT

Tweedy, J.N. South of Scotland Electricity Board, Cathcart House, Inverlair Avenue, Glasgow 644 4BE, Scotland

Usher, E.F. Central Electricity Generating Board, Courtenay House, 18 Warwick Lane, London EC4P 4EB

Vaughan, I.R. Central Electricity Generating Board, Barnett Way, Barnwood, Gloucester GL4 7RS

Vey, P.N. United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority, 11, Charles II Street, London SW1Y 4QP

Waddams, J.A. British Nuclear Fuels Ltd, Risley, Warrington, Cheshire WA3 6AT 142 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

UNITED KINGDOM (cont.)

Wheatley, B.M. Berkeley Nuclear Laboratories, Central Electricity Generating Board, Berkeley, Near Gloucester GL13 9PB

Whistler, E.A. Rio Tinto-Zinc (R.T.Z.) Corp. Ltd, 6 St. James’s Square, London SW1Y 4LD

Williams, G. British Nuclear Fuels Ltd, Risley, Warrington, Cheshire WA3 6AT

Williams, J. United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority, Atomic Energy Research Establishment, Harwell, Didcot, Oxon.OXl 1 ORA

Wilmshurst, M.J. Foreign and Commonwealth Office, King Charles Street, London SW1

W olff, P.H. Nuclear Power Company (Whetstone) Ltd, Cambridge Road, Whetstone, Leicester

UNITED REPUBLIC OF CAMEROON

Abate Melende Office national de la recherche scientifique et technique (ONAREST), B.P. 4110, Yaounde

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

*Fri, R.W. U.S. Energy Research and Development Administration, Washington, DC 20545

Aikens, A.E., Jr. Dames & Moore, 20 Haarlem Avenue, White Plains, NY 10603

Anderson, R.C. Brookhaven National Laboratory, Upton, NY 11973

Angelo, J.A. Jr Florida Institute of Technology, Country Club Road, Melbourne, FL 32901

Arendt, J.W. Union Carbide Corporation, P.O. Box P, Oak Ridge, TN 37830

Arnold, W.H, Jr. Westinghouse Electric Corporation, Monroeville Nuclear Center, P.O. Box 355, Pittsburgh, PA 15230 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 143

Bari, R.A. Brookhaven National Laboratory, Upton, Long Island, NY 11973

Bartels, W.C. U.S. Energy Research and Development Administration, Washington, DC 20545

Baxter,- R.C. Allied-General Nuclear Services, P.O. Box 847, Barnwell, SC 29812

Benda, S.V. Hampton Institute, Hampton, Virginia

Bengelsdorf, H.D. U.S. Energy Research and Development Administration, Washington, DC 20545

Bennett, C.A. Battelle-Human Affairs Research Centers, 4000 N.E. 41st Street, P.O. Box 5395, Seattle, WA 98105

Bishop, W.P. U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Washington, DC 20555

Blanco, R.E. Oak Ridge National Laboratory, P.O. Box X, Oak Ridge, TN 37830

Boright, J.P. U.S. Department of State, Washington, DC 20520

Brubaker, G.L. U.S. Council on Environmental Quality, 722 Jackson Place, N.W., Washington, DC 20006

Burch, W.D. Oak Ridge National Laboratory, P.O. Box X, Oak Ridge, TN 37830

Chenier, Donna M. U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Washington, DC 20555

Chewning, June S. U.S. Energy Research and Development Administration, Washington, DC 20545

Clark, LaWanna G. U.S. Energy Research and Development Administration, Washington, DC 20545

Cleland, L.L. University of California, Lawrence Livermore Laboratory, P.O. Box 808, Livermore, CA 94550

Cohen, K.P. General Electric Co., 175 Curtner Avenue, San Jose, CA 95125 144 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (cont.)

Colby, L.J., Jr. Allied Chemical Corporation, P.O. Box 8005, Morristown, NJ 07960

Collins, S.S. Scientific and Technical Information Team — Europe — U.S. Army, CW Abrams Bldg, Bremerstrasse, D-6000 Frankfurt, Fed. Rep. of Germany

Corynen, G.C. University of California, Lawrence Livermore Laboratory, P.O. Box 808, Livermore, CA 94550

Couchman, D.L. NUS Corporation, 4 Research Place, Rockville, MD 20850

Crawford, W.D. Edison Electric Institute, 90 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10016

Culler, F.L. Oak Ridge National Laboratory, P.O. Box X, Oak Ridge, TN 37830

Cunningham, G.W. U.S. Energy Research and Development Administration, Washington, DC 20545

Cunningham, R.E. U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Washington, DC 20555

Curtis, H.B. U.S. Energy Research and Development Administration, Washington, DC 20545

Davies, T.D. U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, Washington, DC 20451

Davis, W.K. Bechtel Power Corporation, P.O. Box 3965, San Francisco, CA 94119

Dragan, E. General Electric, Bellerivestrasse 34, CH-8034 Zurich, Switzerland

Du Temple, O.J. American Nuclear Society, 555 North Kensington Avenue, La Grange Park, IL 60525 (See also under American Nuclear Society)

Eichenberger, H.P. General Electricity Company, Pelikanstrasse 37, CH-8001 Zurich, Switzerland

Eisenbud, M. New York University Medical Center, Institute of Environmental Medicine, 550 First Avenue, New York, NY 10016 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 145

Feldman, M.J. Oak Ridge National Laboratory, P.O. Box X, Oak Ridge, TN 37830 (See also under American Nuclear Society)

Gallaway, W.C. General Atomic Company, P.O. Box 81608, San Diego, CA 92138

Gancher, D.A. Friends o f the Earth Foundation, 124 Spear Street, San Francisco, CA 94105

Giambusso, A. U.S. Energy Research and Development Administration, Washington, DC 20545

Giller, E.B. U.S. Energy Research and Development Administration, Washington, DC 20545

Goldberg, S.M. Federal Energy Administration, 12th and Penn. N.W., Room 7120, Washington, DC 20461

Gordon, E. Atom ic Industrial Forum, 7101 Wisconsin Avenue, Washington, DC 20014

Grant, R.L. Boeing Engineering and Construction, P.O. Box 3707, Seattle, WA 98124

Green, J. Westinghouse Electric Corporation, 875 Greentree Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15220

Greenwood, J.E. Blyth Eastman Dillon & Co. Inc., One Chase Manhattan Plaza, New York City, NY

Hamilton, L.D. Brookhaven National Laboratory, Associated Universities, Inc., Upton, NY 11973

Hanauer, S.H. U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Washington, DC 20555

Hauber, R.D. U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Washington, DC 20555

Hinds, J.A. General Electric Co., 175 Curtner Avenue, San Jose, CA 95125

Hoffman, H.E. Rameo Inc., 1205 Prospect St., La Jolla, CA 97061

Hunter, D.K. Westinghouse Electric Corporation, 875 Parkway Center, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 146 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (cont.)

Jacobson, N.H. American Nuclear Society, 555 North Kensington Avenue, La Grange Park, IL 60525 (See also under American Nuclear Society)

Kane, J.H. U.S. Energy Research and Development Administration, Washington, DC 20545

Kasten, P.R. Oak Ridge National Laboratory, P.O. Box X, Oak Ridge, TN 37830

Keepin, G. Robert University of California, Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory, P.O. Box 1663, Los Alamos, NM 87545

Kendrick, H. Science Applications, Inc., 8400 Westpark Drive, McLean, VA 22101

Kennedy, R.H. U.S. Energy Research and Development Administration, Washington, DC 20545

Kennedy, R.T. U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Washington, DC 20555

Keyes, G.B. Westinghouse Electric Corporation, Energy Action Office, Gateway Center, Pittsburgh, PA 15222

Kinderman, E.M. Stanford Research Institute, 333 Ravenswood Avenue, Menlo Park, CA 94025

Kintner, E.E. U.S. Energy Research and Development Administration, Washington, DC 20545

Kissenpfennig, J.F. D’Appolonia Engineers, 10 Duff Rd., Pittsburgh, PA 15235

Klepper, O.H. Oak Ridge National Laboratory, P.O. Box X, Oak Ridge, TN 37830

Knight, J.W. Friends o f the Earth, 620 С Street, S.E., Washington, DC 20003

Kramish, A. R and D Associates, 1815 North Fort Myer Drive, Arlington, VA 22209

Kratzer, M.B. 2600 Virginia Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20037

Kriger, A. Boeing Engineering and Construction, P.O. Box 3707, Seattle, WA 98124 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 147

Kupp, R.W. S.M. Stoller Corp., 1250 Broadway, New York, NY 10001

Labowitz, A.M. Permanent Mission of the United States of America to the IAEA, Schmidgasse 14, A-1082 Vienna, Austria

Larrick, A.P. United Nuclear Industries, Inc., P.O. Box 490, Richland, WA 99352

Lee, J.W. Transportation Consultant, P.O. Box 14336, North Palm Beach, FL 33408

Lester, R.K. The Rockefeller Foundation, 1133 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10036

Lester, W. Westinghouse Electric Corp., P.O. Box 355, Pittsburgh, PA 15230 '

Levine, S. U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Washington, DC 20555

Licciardo, R.B. Consultant: Engineering/Economics, 11801 Rockville Pike, Suite 1405, Rockville, MD 20852

Liverman, J.L. U.S. Energy Research and Development Administration, Washington, DC 20545

Lotts, A.L. Oak Ridge National Laboratory, P.O. Box X, Oak Ridge, TN 37830

Lowenberg, H. U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Washington, DC 20555

Maimoni, A. University of California, Lawrence Livermore Laboratory, P.O. Box 808, Livermore, CA 94550

Manderbach, R.W. Bank of America N.T. & S.A., 555 South Flower Street, 49th Floor, Los Angeles, CA 90071

Márchese, A.R. U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Washington, DC 20555

McGough, C.B. U.S. Energy Research and Development Administration, с/o Interatom GmbH, D-5060 Bensberg, Fed. Rep. of Germany

McKelvain, B.J. U.S. Energy Research and Development Administration, Washington, DC 20545 148 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (cont.)

McMurray, P.R. Exxon Nuclear Co. Inc., 777 106th Avenue N.E., Bellevue, WA 98009

Miller, H. National Nuclear Corporation, 3150 Spring Street, Redwood City, CA 94063

Moss, M.K. U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, Dept, of State Building, Washington, DC 20451

Murley, T.E. U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Washington, DC 20555

Newstead, C.M. Brookhaven National Laboratory, Upton, Long Island, NY 11973

Norton, J. Woolley Ltd, P.O. Box 110, Cooperstown, NY 13326

Nye, J. U.S. Department o f State, 22nd and С Street, N.W. Washington, DC 20520

O’Hara, F.A. Nuclear Engineering Department, The Ohio State University, 206 W 18th Ave., Columbus, OH 43210

Parris, H.G. Tennessee Valley Authority, 403 Power Building, Chattanooga, TN 37401

Pasternak, A.D. California Energy Resources Conservation and Development Commission, 1111 Howe Avenue, Sacramento, CA 95825

Pender, J.H. Suite 245, 2120 L.St., N.W., Washington, DC

Perry, A.M. Oak Ridge Associated Universities, Institute for Energy Analysis, P.O. Box 117, Oak Ridge, TN 37830

Pinick, B.D. Boeing Engineering and Construction, P.O. Box 3707, Seattle, WA 98124

Platt, A.M. Battelle Pacific Northwest Laboratory, P.O. Box 999, Richland, WA 99352

Poncelet, C.G. Westinghouse Electric Corp., P.O. Box 355, Pittsburgh, PA 15230 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 149

Porter, D.J. Westinghouse Electric Corporation, 1801 К Street N.W., Washington, DC 20006

Pressesky, A.J. U.S. Energy Research and Development Administration, Washington, DC 20545

Radkowsky, A. George Washington University, Washington, DC

Ramsay, W.C. U.S. Department of State, 22nd and С Street, N.W., Washington, DC 20520

Raudenbush, M.H. S.M. Stoller Corporation, Suite 800, 1919 14th Street, Boulder, CO 80302

Reichle, L.F.C. Ebasco Services Inc., 2 Rector Street, New York, NY 10006

Rickard, C.L. General Atomic Company, P.O. Box 81608, San Diego, CA 92138

Rizzo, P.C. D’Appolonia Engineers, 10 Duff Rd., Pittsburgh, PA 15235

Roake, W.E. Westinghouse Hanford Company, Engineering Development Laboratory, P.O. Box 1970, Richland, WA 99352

Rollins, J.D. Nuclear Assurance Corp., 24 Executive Park West, Atlanta, CA 30325

Rosen, S. U.S. Mission to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, 16, rue Franqueville, F-75016 Paris, France

Ross, R.B. Consulting Geologist, 2880 South Locust Street, Apt.704, Denver, CO 80222

Rowe, W.D. Environmental Protection Agency, Waterside Mall-East-Ave. 458, Washington, DC 20460

Rundquist, D.E. Science Applications Inc., San Diego, CA 92037

Rusche, B.C. U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Washington, DC 20555

Scheinman, L. U.S. Department of State, 22nd and С Street, N.W., Washington, DC 20520 150 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (cont.)

Scherr, S.J. Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc., 917 15th Street, N.W., Washington, DC 20005

Shantzis, S. International Energy Assoc., 2600 Virginia Avenue, Suite 505, Washington, DC 20037

Shaw, M.L. Logistics Management Institute, 4701 Sangamore Road, Washington, DC 20016

Shea, J.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Washington, DC 20555

Sherlock, P. Dames and Moore, 2020 N. Loop W, Houston, Texas

Sievering, N.F.,Jr. U.S. Energy Research and Development Administration, Washington, DC 20545

Simpson, J.W. Westinghouse Bldg., Gateway Center, Pittsburgh, PA 15222

Smiley, S.H. U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Washington, DC 20555

Spurgeon, D.R. U.S. Energy Research and Development Administration, Washington, DC 20545

Stello, V. Jr. U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Washington, DC 20555

Stoller, S.M. S.M. Stoller Corp., 1250 Broadway, New York, NY 10001

Stone, G.L. Permanent Mission o f the United States o f America to the IAEA, Schmidgasse 14, A-1082 Vienna, Austria

Stratford, R.J. U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Washington, DC 20555

Strauch, S. U.S. Energy Research and Development Administration, Washington, DC 20545

Tape, G. Associated Universities, Inc., 1717 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W., Suite 603, Washington, DC 20036 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 151

Thorne, R.D. U.S. Energy Research and Development Administration, Washington, DC 20545

Thorup, C.S. Nuclear Assurance Corporation, 24 Executive Park West, Atlanta, GA 30325

Thurber, W.C. Union Carbide Corp., 270 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10017

Toffer, H. United Nuclear Industries, Inc., P.O. Box 490, Richland, WA 99352

Vanderryn, J. U.S. Energy Research and Development Administration, Washington, DC 20545

Van Erp, J.B. Argonne National Laboratory, 9700 S. Cass Avenue, Bldg. 208, Argonne, IL 60439

Vanstrum, P.R. Union Carbide Corporation, Nuclear Division, P.O. Box Y, Oak Ridge, TN 37830

Varanini, E.E. U.S. Council of Environmental Quality, U.S. Department of State, 1111 Howe Avenue, Sacramento, CA 95818

Vener, R.E. U.S. Department of State, U.S. Embassy, Bonn, Fed. Rep. of Germany

Wàcks, M.E. University of Arizona, Department of Nuclear Engineering, Tucson, AZ 85721

Wiggin, E.A. A tom ic Industrial Forum, 7101 Wisconsin Avenue, Washington, DC 20014 (See also under Atomic Industrial Forum)

Williams, A.K. Allied-General Nuclear Services, P.O. Box 847, Barnwell, SC 29812

Wolf, W.H. Separative Work Unit'Corporation, Suite 202, 467 N. Frederick Avenue, Gaithersburg, MD 20760

Wood, R.K. Logistics Management Institute, 4701 Sangamore Road, Washington, DC 20016

Wrenn, M.E. New York University Medical Center, Institute of Environmental Medicine, 550 First Avenue, New York, NY 10016

Yarbro, O.O. Oak Ridge National Laboratory, P.O. Box X, Oak Ridge, TN 37830 152 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

VENEZUELA

Henríquez, J J. Instituto Venezolano de Investigaciones Científicas (I.V.I.C.), Reactor Nuclear, Altos de Pipe, Apartado 1827, Caracas

López-Villegas, A.E. División de Energías no Tradicionales, Administración y Fomento Eléctrico (CADAFE), Piso 9, Ofic. 9—12, Urb. El Marquez 107, Caracas

Molina, P.E. Oficina de Planificación de Sistemas Eléctricos, Administración y Fomento Eléctrico (CADAFE), Apartado 61179, Chacao, Caracas

Vaisman Eidelman, M. Consejo Nacional para el Desarrollo de la Industria Nuclear (CONAN), Avenida Principal de La Casellana, entre Ira y 2da transversal, Quinta Malena, Caracas

YUGOSLAVIA

Afgan, N. Boris Kidric Institute of Nuclear Sciences, P.O. Box 522, 11001 Belgrade

Anastasijevic, P. Boris Kidric Institute of Nuclear Sciences, P.O. Box 522, 11001 Belgrade

Arsov, L. Elektrostopanstvo, Tiranska 2, Skopje

Bojic, K. Elektroprivreda, Proleterskih Brigada 37, Zagreb

Bojovic, P. Boris Kidric Institute of Nuclear Sciences, P.O. Box 522, 11001 Belgrade

Bosevski, T. Elektrotehnicki i Masinski Fakultet, Karpos П bb, 91000 Skopje

Copie, M. Jozef Stefan Institute, P.O. Box 199, 61001 Ljubljana

Despotovic, R. Rudjer Boskovic Institute, P.O. Box 1016, 41001 Zagreb

Dvornik, I. Rudjer Boskovic Institute, P.O. Box 1016,41001 Zagreb LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 153

Karanfilov, I. Elektrostopanstvo, Tiranska 2, Skopje

Katanic-Popovic, J. Boris Kidric Institute of Nuclear Sciences, P.O. Box 522, 11001 Belgrade

Lukács, E. Geoloski zavod Ljubljana, Dimiceva 16, 61000 Ljubljana

Maksic, R. Institut fédéral pour la coopération internationale dans les domaines de la science, de l’éducation, de la culture et des techniques, Kosancicev venac 29, Belgrade

Matausek, Milena V. Boris Kidric Institute of Nuclear Sciences, P.O. Box 522, 11001 Belgrade

Osredkar, M. Jozef Stefan Institute, P.O. Box 199, 61001 Ljubljana

Pop-Jordanov, J. University of Belgrade, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, P.O. Box 816, 11000 Belgrade

Popovic, D. University of Belgrade, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, P.O. Box 816, 11000 Belgrade

Ruvarac, A. Boris Kidric Institute of Nuclear Sciences, P.O. Box 522, 11001 Belgrade

Spasojevic, D. Boris Kidric Institute of Nuclear Sciences, P.O. Box 522, 11001 Belgrade

Sreckovic, V. Permanent Mission of Yugoslavia to the IAEA, Rennweg 3, A-1030 Vienna, Austria

Stefanovic, D. Boris Kidric Institute of Nuclear Sciences, P.O. Box 522, 11001 Belgrade

Subotic, B. Rudjer Boskovic Institute, P.O. Box 1016, 41001 Zagreb

Tomas, P. Rudjer Boskovic Institute, P.O. Box 1016,41001 Zagreb

Urli, N. Rudjer Boskovic Institute, P.O. Box 1016, 41001 Zagreb

Vrhovac, S. Union of Yugoslav Electricity Power Industry, Balkanska Str. 1 3 -1 5 , Belgrade 154 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

ZAIRE

Malu wa Kalenga Commissariat des Sciences Nucléaires de la République du Zaire, B.P. 184, Kinshasa XI

ORGANIZATIONS

AMERICAN NUCLEAR SOCIETY

Anderson, C.A. P.O. Box 158, Madison, Pennsylvania

Du Temple, O.J. 555 North Kensington Avenue, La Grange Park, IL 60525 (See also under USA)

Feldman, M.J. Oak Ridge National Laboratory, P.O. Box X, Oak Ridge, TN 37830 (See also under USA)

Jacobson, N.H. 555 North Kensington Avenue, La Grange Park, IL 60525 (See also under USA)

Jungmann, E. American Nuclear Society, 65, rue du Javelot, F-75645 Paris Cedex 13 (See also under France)

ATOMIC INDUSTRIAL FORUM INC.

Goldstein, C. 7101 Wisconsin Avenue, N.W., Washington, DC 20014

Wiggin, E.A. 7101 Wisconsin Avenue, N.W., Washington, DC 20014 (See also under USA)

COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES

Bôckhoff, K.H. Central Bureau for Nuclear Measurements, B-2400 Mol, Belgium

Bresesti, M. CCR Ispra, 1-21020 Ispra, Italy

Caccia-Domm ioni, F. 200, rue de la Loi, B-1049 Brussels

Cécille, L. CCR Ispra, 1-21020 Ispra, Italy

Charrault, J.C. 200, rue de la Loi, В-1049 Brussels

Contzen, J.-P. 200, rue de la Loi, В -1049 Brussels de Bacci, M. 200, rue de la Loi, В-1049 Brussels LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

de Bièvre, P. CCR Geel, Steenweg op Retie, B-2440 Geel, Belgium

Decressin, A. 200, rue de la Loi, В-104 9 Brussels

Doyle, T.A. CCR Ispra, 1-21020 Ispra, Italy

Fayl, G. 200, rue de la Loi, B-1049 Brussels

Gabolde, J. 200, rue de la Loi, B-1049 Brussels

Guardini, S. CCR Ispra, 1-21020 Ispra, Italy

Hage, W. CCR Ispra, 1-21020 Ispra, Italy

Haijtink, B. 200, rue de la Loi, B-1049 Brussels

Hampe, E.A. Bâtiment Jean Monnet, Kirchberg, Luxembourg

Huguet, M. 200, rue de la Loi, B-1049 Brussels

Klersy, R. CCR Ispra, 1-21020 Ispra, Italy

Lamy, J.L. 200, rue de la Loi, B-1049 Brussels

Lindner, R. CCR Karlsruhe, Postfach 2266, D-7500 Karlsruhe, Fed. Rep. of Germany

Markgraf, J. CCR Petten, St. Maartensbrug, Petten, Netherlands

Martin, W. 200, rue de la Loi, B-1049 Brussels

Miranda, U. Bâtiment Jean Monnet, Kirchberg, Luxembourg

Mousty, F. CCR Ispra, 1-21020 Ispra, Italy

Nacfaire, H. 200, rue de la Loi, B-1049 Brussels

Orlowski, S. 200, rue de la Loi, B-1049 Brussels

Palumbo, D. 200, rue de la Loi, B-1049 Brussels

Rinaldini, C. CCR Ispra, 1-21020 Ispra, Italy 156 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES (cont.)

Schleicher, H.W. Bâtiment Jean Monnet, Kirchberg, Luxembourg

Schmidt, E.M. CCR Ispra, 1-21020 Ispra, Italy

Sharpe, B.W. Bâtiment Jean Monnet, Kirchberg, Luxembourg

Simon, R. 200, rue de la Loi, В-1049 Brussels

Sola, A. CCR Ispra, 1-21020 Ispra, Italy

Van Meerbeeck, M. 200, rue de la Loi, В-1049 Brussels

Villani, S. 200, rue de la Loi, B-1049 Brussels

Vinck, W.F. 200, rue de la Loi, B-1049 Brussels

Von der Hardt, P. CCR Petten, St. Maartensbrug, Petten, Netherlands

Zanantoni, C. CCR Ispra, 1-21020 Ispra, Italy

COUNCIL FOR MUTUAL ECONOMIC ASSISTANCE

Molnar, L. Kalinin prospekt 56, Moscow G-205, USSR

Panasenkov, A. Kalinin prospekt 56, Moscow G-205, USSR

ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR EUROPE

Trindade, M. Palais des Nations, CH-1211 Geneva 10, Switzerland

EUROPEAN NUCLEAR SOCIETY

Beckurts, K.-H. Kemforschungsanlage Jülich GmbH, Postfach 1913, D-5170 Jülich, Fed. Rep. of Germany (See also under Fed. Rep. of Germany)

Colomb, A. S.A. de l’Energie de l’Ouest Suisse, 12, place de la Gare, CH-1003 Lausanne, Switzerland LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 157

Gott, H. Associated Nuclear Services, 123 High Street, Epsom, Surrey KT19 8EB, UK (Seè also under United Kingdom)

Salvetti, C. CNEN, Viale Regina Margherita, 125,1-00198 Rom e, Italy (See also under Italy)

Zaleski, P. Société française de l’énergie nucléaire, 98, rue de la Procession, F-75015 Paris, France (See also under France)

FORATOM (The European Atomic Forum)

Bullio, P. Forum Italiano dell’Energia Nucleare, Via Paisiello 2 6 /2 8 ,1-00198 Rom e, Italy (See also under Italy)

Chamberlain, A. British Nuclear Fuels Ltd, Springfield Works, Salwick, Preston, UK (See also under United Kingdom)

Gimstedt, O. 'Oskarshamnsverkets Kraftgrupp AB, Box 1746, S-l 11 87 Stockholm, Sweden (See also under Sweden)

Greenhalgh, G. 1 St. Alban Street, London SW1Y 4SL, UK

Luoto, O. Ekono, P.O. Box 27, SF-00131 Helsinki 13, Finland

Marcus, F.R. Nordic Liaison Committee for Atomic Energy, Ris0 Huse 12, DK-4000 Roskilde, Denmark (See also under Denmark)

Melches, C. Empresa Nacional del Uranio, S.A., Santiago Rusiñol, 12, Madrid-3, Spain (See also under Spain)

Renou, J. CEA, Commissariat à l’énergie atomique, 29—33, rue de la Fédération, F-75752 Paris Cedex 15, France (See also under France)

Riverola Pelayo, R. Fuerzas Eléctricas de Cataluña, S.A. (FECSA), Plaza Cataluña 2, Barcelona-2, Spain 158 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

FORATOM (cont.)

Sandstrôm, S.G. AB Atomenergi, Fack, S-611 01 Nykôping, Sweden (See also under Sweden)

Seynaeve, F. Rue de la Pépinière 36, B-1000 Brussels, Belgium (See also under Belgium)

INTER-AMERICAN NUCLEAR ENERGY COMMISSION

Alonso, M. Organization of American States, 17th Street and Constitution Avenue, N.W., Washington, DC 20006, USA

INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCY

Ahmed, J. Division of Nuclear Safety and Environmental Protection

Baeckman, A. von Division of Development (Safeguards)

Becker, J. Legal Division

Beniaminov, A. Division o f Scientific and Technical Information

Bennett, L.L. RFCC Project

Beranek, J. Division o f Operations (Safeguards)

Bittencourt, H.F.S. Department of Technical Assistance and Publications

Buechler, C. Division of Operations (Safeguards)

Calori, F. Division of Nuclear Power and Reactors

Cameron, J. Division of Nuclear Power and Reactors

Catlin, R.J. RFCC Project

Charpentier, J.P. Division o f Nuclear Power and Reactors

Colton, J.P. Division o f Nuclear Power and Reactors

Covarrubias, A.J. Division of Nuclear Power and Reactors ■

Cushman, R.A. Division of Nuclear Safety and Environmental Protection LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 15 9

Dabek, W. Division of Nuclear Safety and Environmental Protection

Dragulev, V. Division of Scientific and Technical Information

Farges, L. Division of Nuclear Safety and Environmental Protection

Farris, G. Division of Information Treatment (Safeguards)

Ferraris, M. Division of Operations (Safeguards)

Fischer, D.A.V. Division of External Relations

Flakus, F.N. Division of Nuclear Safety and Environmental Protection

Frenzel, W. Division of Operations (Safeguards)

Fujii, H. Division of Nuclear Power and Reactors

Glubrecht, H. Department of Research and Isotopes

Goodman, E. Department o f Nuclear Power and Reactors

Grabov, A. Division of Nuclear Power and Reactors

Grover, J. Division of Nuclear Safety and Environmental Protection

Haginoya, T. Division of Operations (Safeguards)

Hall, J.A. Department of Administration

Hammond, S. Division of Technical Assistance

Heinrich, P. Division of Scientific and Technical Information

Horan, J.R. Division of Nuclear Safety and Environmental Protection

Hough, C.G. Division of Information Treatment (Safeguards)

Iansiti, E. Division of Nuclear Safety and Environmental Protection

Ishimura, T. Legal Division

Jourde, P. Division of Nuclear Safety and Environmental Protection

Khodarev, E. Division of Nuclear Power and Reactors

Knight, G. Division of Scientific and Technical Information

Róeteles, G. Division of Nuclear Safety and Environmental Protection 160 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCY (cont.)

Konnov, Y. Division of Development (Safeguards)

Konstantinov, L. Division of Nuclear Safety and Environmental Protection

Kouvshinnikov, B. IAEA Office at the United Nations New York

Lanni, L. Division of Nuclear Safety and Environmental Protection

Larrimore, J.A. Division o f Nuclear Power and Reactors

Mautner Markhof, F. RFCC Project

Millar, C.H. Division of Nuclear Safety and Environmental Protection

Morozov, V. Division of Nuclear Safety and Environmental Protection

Nakicenovic, S. Division of Operations (Safeguards)

Niehaus, F. PNE Services, Joint IAEA/IIASA Research Project

O ’Neal, C.R. Office of the Director General

Opelz, Merle IAEA Office at the United Nations Geneva

Otway, H.J. PNE Services, Joint IAEA/IIASA Research Project

Panitkov, Y. Division of Development (Safeguards) ,

Papadimitropoulos, P. Inter-Agency Affairs

Perricos, D. Division of Operations (Safeguards)

Pettersson, B. Division of Nuclear Safety and Environmental Protection

Polliart, A.-J. Division of Nuclear Power and Reactors

Poroykov, V. Division of Operations (Safeguards)

Rainer, R.H. Legal Division

Raisic, N. Division of Nuclear Power and Reactors

Reijonen, H.Y. Division of Research and Laboratories

Reynolds, L.D. Division of Scientific and Technical Information

Rometsch, R. Division o f Safeguards LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 161

Rosen, M. Division of Nuclear Safety and Environmental Protection

Seligman, H. Consultant IAEA

Shea, T.E. Division of Development (Safeguards)

Shmelev, V. . Division of Information Treatment (Safeguards)

Simov, S. Division of Nuclear Power and Reactors

Singh, B.B. Division of Life Sciences

Specter, H. Division of Nuclear Safety and Environmental Protection

Srisukh, S. Division of Technical Assistance

Sukhanov, G. Division of Nuclear Power and Reactors

Terentiev, I. Division of Nuclear Power and Reactors

Thorne, L. Division of Operations (Safeguards)

Thorstensen, S.E. Division of Operations (Safeguards)

Todeschini, C. Division of Scientific and Technical Information

Waligura, A. Division of Development (Safeguards)

Woite, G. Division of Nuclear Power and Reactors

Wojcik, T. Office of the Director General

Wright, H.A. Division of Nuclear Safety and Environmental Protection

Zabaluev, Y.V. Division of Nuclear Safety and Environmental Protection

INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION ON RADIOLOGICAL PROTECTION

Pochin, E.E. (Sir Edward Pochin) Clifton Avenue, Sutton, Surrey SM2 5PU, UK (See also under United Kingdom)

INTERNATIONAL ENERGY AGENCY

Kelly, P. 2, rue André Pascal, F-75775 Paris Cedex 16, France

Klein, M. 2, rue André Pascal, F-75775 Paris Cedex 16, France

Lantzke, U. 2, rue André Pascal, F-75775 Paris Cedex 16, France 162 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR APPLIED SYSTEMS ANALYSIS

Grenon, M. Schloss Laxenburg, A-2361 Laxenburg, Austria

Hafele, W. Schloss Laxenburg, A-2361 Laxenburg, Austria

Sassin, W. Schloss Laxenburg, A-2361 Laxenburg, Austria

INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR STANDARDIZATION

Becker, K.H. DIN/German Nuclear Standards (Committee NKE), Unter den Eichen 45, D-1000 Berlin 45 (West) (See also under Fed. Rep. of Germany)

Nilson, R.M. с/o AB Atomenergi, Fack, S-611 01 Nÿkôping 1, Sweden (See also under Sweden)

JAPAN ATOMIC INDUSTRIAL FORUM INC

Ipponmatsu, T. 1-13, Shimbashi, 1-chome, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105 (See also under Japan)

Kokubu, I. 1 — 13, Shimbashi, 1-chome, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105 (See also under Japan)

Matsuiríoto, K. 1 — 13, Shimbashi, 1-chome, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105 (See also under Japan)

Mizukami, M. 1 — 13, Shimbashi, 1-chome, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105 (See also under Japan)

Yamada, T. 1 — 13, Shimbashi, 1-chome, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105, (See also under Japan)

OECD (Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development)

Wallenberg, B.E. c /o 2, rue André Pascal, F-75775 Paris Cedex 16

OECD Nuclear Energy Agency

*Miida, J. 38, Boulevard Suchet, F-75016 Paris, France

*Strohl, P. 38, Boulevard Suchet, F-75016 Paris, France

Detilleux, E. Eurochemic, B-2400 Mol, Belgium LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 163 de la Ferté, J. 38, Boulevard Suchet, F-75016 Paris, France

Firing, J.A. OECD Halden Reactor Project, P.O. Box 173, N -l750 Halden, Norway

Gera, F. 38, Boulevard Suchet, F-75016 Paris, France

Haussermann, W. 38, Boulevard Suchet, F-75016 Paris, France

Hogroian, P. 38, Boulevard Suchet, F-75016 Paris, France

Kolstad, E. OECD Halden Reactor Project, P.O. Box 173, N-1750 Halden, Norway

Olivier, J.P. 38, Boulevard Suchet, F-75016 Paris, France

Onchi, T. OECD Halden Reactor Project, P.O. Box 173, N-1750 Halden, Norway (See also under Japan)

Stadie, K.B. 38, Boulevard Suchet, F-75016 Paris, France

Van Geel, J. Eurochemic, B-2400 Mol, Belgium

Wallauschek, E. 38, Boulevard Suchet, F-75016 Paris, France

UNITED NATIONS

Baum, V. Centre for Natural Ressources, Energy and Transport, United Nations, New York, NY 10017

Hyvaerinen, R. United Nations, Palais des Nations, CH-1211 Geneva 10, Switzerland

McCutchan, A.I. Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP), UN Building, Rajadamnern Avenue, Bangkok 2, Thailand

Waldheim-Natural, L. United Nations, Palais des Nations, CH-1211 Geneva 10, Switzerland 164 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

UNITED NATIONS EDUCATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC AND CULTURAL ORGANIZATION

Evstafiev, A. Division of Technological Research and Higher Education, 7, Place de Fontenoy, F-75700 Paris, France

UNITED NATIONS ENVIRONMENT PROGRAMME

El-Hinnawi, E. Policy Planning Office, P.O. Box 30552, Nairobi, Kenya

UNITED NATIONS SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE ON THE EFFECTS OF ATOMIC RADIATION

Beninson, D. Wasagasse 22, A - l090 Vienna, Austria.

Lyscov, V.N. Wasagasse 22, A - l090 Vienna, Austria

WORLD COUNCIL OF CHURCHES

Abrecht, P. Studies on Church and Society, P.O. Box 66, CH-1211 Geneva 20, Switzerland

de Gaspar, D. P.O. Box 66, CH-1211 Geneva 20, Switzerland

Francis, J.M. P.O. Box 66, CH-1211 Geneva 20, Switzerland

Rose, D.J. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA 02139

WORLD ENERGY CONFERENCE

Doub, W.O. Le Boeuf, Lam, Leiby & MacRae, 1757 N Street, N.W., Washington, DC .20036, USA

Huitín, S.O. 34 St. James’s Street, London SW1A 1HD, UK

WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION

Komarov, E. Avenue Appia, CH-1211 Geneva 27, Switzerland SCIENTIFIC ADVISORY COMMITTEE OF THE IAEA

Professor H.G. Carvalho Brazil Dr. Floyd L. Culler, Jr. United States of America Professor I. Dostrovsky Israel Dr. M.A. El-Guebeily Egypt Dr. B. Goldschmidt France Professor W. Háfele Germany, Federal Republic of Dr. T. Ipponmatsu Japan Dr. W. Bennett Lewis Canada Professor I.G. Morokhov Union of Soviet Socialist Republics Dr. W.C. Marshall United Kingdom Dr. H.N. Sethna India Professor B.F. Straub Hungary

IAEA CONFERENCE SECRETARIAT

S. Eklund Director General

Steering Committee

Chairman

I. Zheludev Deputy Director General, Department of Technical Operations

Members

G. Delcoigne Head, Public Information Section N. Grell Director, Division of Publications C. Millar Director, Division of Nuclear Safety and Environmental Protection R. Najar Head, Conference Service Section A. Polliart Director, Division of Nuclear Power and Reactors R. Skjoeldebrand Head, Reactor Engineering Section of the Division of Nuclear Power and Reactors T. Wojcik Special Assistant to the Director General

165 Members o f the IA E A Conference Secretariat. Back row, from left to right: G. Delcoigne, J. McCullen, D. Richter, G. Swindell, W. Lennemann, V. Meckoni, B. Csik, D. Tolchenkov. Front row, from left to right: O. Pedersen, J. Lane, R. Skjoeldebrand, S. Eklund, I. Zheludev, R. Krymm, A. Pushkov. IAEA CONFERENCE SECRETARIAT 167

Scientific Secretariat

Chief Deputy Chief

I. Zheludev R. Skjoeldebrand

Members

B. Csik V. Meckoni G. Delcoigne O. Pedersen R. Krymm A. Pushkov J. Lane D. Richter W. Lennemann G. Swindell J. McCullen D. Tolchenkov

Administrative Secretariat

R. Najar Head, Conference Services G. Delcoigne Head, Public Information L. Liebermann Officer in Charge, Records of the Conference L. Self Chief Editor S. Samarine Chief Interpreter

The following members o f the Division o f Languages, IA E A , under the Officer in Charge, acted as Records Officers:

S.K. Datta H. Ormerod M.B. Davies P.B. Smith D.J. Mitchell

The following members o f the Publishing Section o f the Division o f Publications, IAEA, under the Chief Editor, were concerned in the editing and publication o f the proceedings:

Yu. Balasanov M. Lewis A. Guillon N. Rapp-Flouret M. Krippner C. Welsh

SUBJECT INDEX

SUBJECT INDEX

The subject index is constructed by the method developed for the subject index to INIS Atom index. The alphabetically arranged index headings consist of one or, more commonly, a pair of descriptors selected from the INIS Thesaurus .to describe as precisely as possible the subject treated in the paper. In the index entries the bold numeral preceding the colon refers to the volume number; the numerals following the colon refer to the pages within that volume.

ABSORBED DOSES: era. 7:295 See RADIATION DOSES AIR QUALITY: ACCIDENTS: See AIR POLLUTION See also LOSS OF COOLANT; ALLOYS: MELTDOWN; REACTOR ACCIDENTS See also STEELS; ZIRCALOY 4 ACTINIDE COMPOUNDS: ALPHA DECAY RADIOISOTOPES: See also MONAZITES; PLUTONIUM See also URANIUM 235 CARBIDES; PLUTONIUM DIOXIDE; AQUIFERS: PLUTONIUM NITRIDES; URANIUM radioactive waste disposal CARBIDES; URANIUM DIOXIDE; Principal prerequisites and practice for using URANIUM NITRIDES; URANIUM deep aquifers for disposal of liquid OXIDES; U308 radioactive wastes. 4:481 ACTINIDE NUCLEI: ARAB REPUBLIC OF EGYPT: See also URANIUM 235 See EGYPTIAN ARAB REPUBLIC ACTINIDES: ARCO PROCESS: See also NATURAL URANIUM; See REPROCESSING PLUTONIUM; THORIUM; URANIUM ARGENTINA: radioactive waste processing fuel cycle Nuclear transmutation of actinides other Industrial integration of the fuel cycle in than fuel as a radioactive waste Argentina. 6:501 management scheme. 4:513 international agreements ADV. GAS COOLED GRAPH. MODERAT: International co-operation and the transfer See AGR TYPE REACTORS of nuclear technology. 6:593 ADV. THERMAL REACTOR FUGEN: ARGON METHOD: See JATR REACTOR See ISOTOPE DATING AFRICA: ASIA: See also EGYPTIAN ARAB REPUBLIC; See also BANGLADESH; INDIA; SOUTH AFRICA INDONESIA; ISRAEL; JAPAN; nuclear power PAKISTAN; PHILIPPINES; TURKEY Perspectives for nuclear electricity in Central fuel cycle Africa.' 6:127 Regional fuel cycle centres for South and AGE ESTIMATION: South-East Asia. 3:723 See also ISOTOPE DATING ASTROCYTOMAS: AGR REACTOR (WINDSCALE): See NEOPLASMS See WAGR REACTOR ATLANTIC OCEAN: AGR TYPE REACTORS: See also NORTH SEA See also WAGR REACTOR contamination reactor safety On the necessity for evaluation of the limits UK experience of safety requirements for of radioactive waste disposal into water thermal reactor stations. 5:141 systems of international importance. 4:267 AGREEMENTS: radioactive waste disposal See also IAEA AGREEM ENTS; On the necessity for evaluation of the limits INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS of radioactive waste disposal into water AIR POLLUTION: systems of international importance. 4:267 neoplasms ATOMIC ENERGY LAW: A perspective on the radiation protection Czechoslovakia problem and risk analysis for the nuclear Regulatory activities and their research and

171 172 SUBJECT INDEX

developmental support in the CSSR. 5:193 BLOWDOWN: india marviken reactor Regulatory requirements for radioactivity Full-scale reactor safety experiments management in India. 4:77 performed in the Marviken Power Station, spain Sweden. 5:325 The legal framework in Spain for a nuclear pwr type reactors programme. 6 :67 Studies on the pressure boundary failure and ATUCHA REACTOR: the loss-of-coolant accident. 5:425 fuel elements reactor safety experiments Industrial integration of the fuel cycle in French studies on blow-down accident in Argentina. 6:501 light water reactors. 5:441 management BN-350 REACTOR: Experience gained at various stages of the construction Atucha nuclear power plant project. 6:17 The BN-350 reactor: development, design AUSTRALASIA: and operating experience. 1:775 See also AUSTRALIA reactor operation AUSTRALIA: The BN-350 reactor: development, design exploration and operating experience. 1:775 Uranium exploration in Australia. 2:259 reactor safety uranium Safety of sodium-cooled fast reactors. 5:605 Uranium exploration in Australia. 2:259 BN-600 REACTOR: waste management See BELOYARSK-3 REACTOR Management of wastes containing BNPS-2 REACTOR: radioactivity from mining and milling See BELOYARSK-2 REACTOR uranium ores in Northern Australia. 4:529 BOILERS: AUSTRIA: See also STEAM GENERATORS nuclear power BOILING WATER COOLED AND MODER: The nuclear energy information campaign of See BWR TYPE REACTORS the Austrian Government. Survey as of BOR-60 REACTOR: May 1977. 7:219 reactor safety Public acceptance of nuclear energy in Safety of sodium-cooled fast reactors. 5:605 Austria. 7:283 specifications BALTIC SEA: The BN-350 reactor: development, design contamination and operating experience. 1:775 On the necessity for evaluation of the limits BRAZIL: of radioactive waste disposal into water coordinated research programs systems of international importance. 4:267 German-Brazilian co-operation on fuel BANGLADESH: irradiation. 6:567 nuclear power energy policy Problems faced by Bangladesh in introducing Organization and development of the a nuclear power programme. 6:213 Brazilian nuclear programme. 6:85 BELGIUM: Planning the nuclear contribution to the waste management Brazilian power programme. 1:85 Radioactive waste management in Belgium. international cooperation 4:419 German-Brazilian co-operation on fuel BELOYARSK-2 REACTOR: irradiation. 6:567 performance nuclear industry Nuclear superheating of steam. Results and Organization and development of the current prospects. 1:655 Brazilian nuclear programme. 6:85 BELOYARSK-3 REACTOR: Trained manpower resources in Brazil. reactor safety Estimates and preparations. 6:45 Safety of sodium-cooled fast reactors. 5:605 BREEDER REACTORS: BETA DECAY RADIOISOTOPES: See also BELOYARSK-3 REACTOR; BN- See also CARBON 14; IODINE 129; 350 REACTOR; BOR-60 REACTOR; KRYPTON 85; TRITIUM CLINCH RIVER BREEDER REACTOR; BETA-MINUS DECAY RADIOISOTOPES: FBR TYPE REACTORS; GCFR REACTOR; See also CARBON 14; IODINE 129; GCFR TYPE REACTORS; JOYO KRYPTON 85; TRITIUM REACTOR; LMFBR TYPE REACTORS; BHWR TYPE REACTORS: MONJU REACTOR; PFR REACTOR; See also M ARVIKEN REACTOR PHENIX REACTOR; RAPSODIE REACTOR; SNR REACTOR; SUPER SUBJECT INDEX 173

PHENIX REACTOR fuel element failure energy policy Experimental investigations of the power- Status and prospects of thermal breeding. ramp failure propensity of light-water Preliminary report by Thermal Breeder reactor fuel. 2:635 Consultants Group. 1:513 Fuel reliability in light-water reactors. forecasting Experience and assessment for the future. Nuclear energy at the turning point. 1:761 2:581 japan Safety of light-water reactor fuel. 2:651 Status and programme of fast breeder fuel rods reactor development in Japan. 1:437 Behaviour of light-water reactor fuel nuclear fuels elements under accident conditions. 2:673 Behaviour of advanced fast-breeder fuels at italy high power density. 3:511 Italian progress on light-water reactor fuel planning design, manufacturing, testing and MSR (Pu converters) and MSBRs in management. 2:491 commercial nuclear power stations. 1:531 performance Status and programme of fast breeder PWR and BWR light water reactor systems reactor development in Japan. 1:437 in the USA and their fuel cycle. 1:267 reactor safety experiments plutonium recycle European in-pile investigations of fast Benefit/cost analysis of plutonium recycle breeder reactor safety. . 5:701 options in the United States of America. usa 3:289 MSR (Pu converters) and MSBRs in Plutonium-bearing oxide fuels for recycling commercial nuclear power stations. 1:531 in thermal reactors and fast breeder BULGARIA: reactors. 3:229 nuclear power radioactive effluents Experience of nuclear power station Reduction of releases of radioactive effluents construction in the People’s Republic of from light-water power reactors in Japan. Bulgaria. 6:481 4:573 BUNDLES (FUEL ELEMENTS): reactor decommissioning See FUEL ELEM ENT CLUSTERS Technical and economic aspects of nuclear BWR TYPE REACTORS: power plant decommissioning. 4:211 See also TARAPUR-1 REACTOR; reactor operation TARAPUR-2 REACTOR . Recent US reactor operating experience. availability 5:221 Safety aspects andoperating experience of reactor protection systems LWR plants inJapan. 5:233 The design of KWU-LWR safety systems. containment systems 5:311 Trends in the development of reactor reactor safety containment. 5:473 LWR safety research in the Federal Republic cost of Germany. 5:401 Technical and economic studies of small The Rasmussen report. A retrospective and reactors for supply of electricity and steam. prospective view. 5:299 6:419 Safety considerations for light water reactors developing countries in Sweden. 5:289 Arguments for the installation of small Summary of LWR safety research in the LWR nuclear power plants in developing United States of America. 5:549 countries. 6:363 safety engineering fuel assemblies Safety aspects and operating experience of Performance and reliability of light-water LWR plants in Japan. 5:233 reactor fuel. 2:569 specifications fuel cycle Technical and economic studies of small Evaluation of plutonium, uranium and reactors for supply of electricity and steam. thorium use in power reactor fuel cycles. 6:419 2:543 usa Future trends of light-water reactor fuel-cycle PWR and BWR light water reactor systems costs. 2:153 in the USA and their fuel cycle. 1:267 Performance and reliability of light-water CADARACHE RAPSODIE REACTOR: reactor fuel. 2:569 See RAPSODIE REACTOR 174 SUBJECT INDEX

CANADA: CASCADES (NUCLEAR): candu type reactors See NUCLEAR CASCADES CANDU - Canadian experience and CASKS: expectations with the heavy-water reactor. spent fuels 1:253 Research and development of spent-fuel heavy water shipping casks and the criteria for sea­ Canadian heavy water production. 3:99 going vessels carrying them. 4:697 nuclear power Spent nuclear fuel transport problems. 4:709 Canadian attitudes to nuclear power. 7:273 CENTRAL NUCLEAR EN ATUCHA REA.: safeguards See ATUCHA REACTOR Regulatory control of radioactivity and of CENTRIFUGATION: the nuclear fuel cycle in Canada. 5:121 See also GAS CENTRIFUGATION uranium CENTRIFUGE ENRICHMENT PLANTS: Evaluation of modern uranium prospecting international cooperation techniques. 2:249 Status of the Urenco/Centec centrifuge waste management project and advantages of the process. 3:143 Management of radioactive wastes from italy nuclear fuels and power plants in Canada. Italian activities in uranium enrichment. 4:167 3:183 CANCER: japan See NEOPLASMS Uranium enrichment by centrifugation in CANDU TYPE REACTORS: Japan. 3:153 See also KANUPP REACTOR; CHALCOGENIDES: RAJASTHAN-1 REACTOR; RAJASTHAN-2 See also PLUTONIUM DIOXIDE; REACTOR URANIUM DIOXIDE; URANIUM fuel cycle OXIDES; U308 The thorium fuel cycle in water-moderated CHEMICAL ANALYSIS: reactor systems. 2:55 See also NONDESTRUCTIVE ANALYSIS inspection CLINCH RIVER BREEDER REACTOR: Safeguarding on-power-fuelled reactors. reactor licensing Instrumentation and techniques. 7:587 Licensing decisions and safety research performance related to LMFBR accidents. 5:675 CANDU fuel - fifteen years of power CLOSED-CYCLE MHD GENERATORS: reactor experience. 2:595 See also LIQUID-METAL MHD planning GENERATORS CANDU - Canadian experience and CLUSTERS (FUEL ELEMENTS): expectations with the heavy-water reactor. See FUEL ELEM ENT CLUSTERS 1:253 CMEA: reactor protection systems See COMECON Safety of heavy water reactors. 5:335 CNA REACTOR: reactor safety See ATUCHA REACTOR Safety of heavy water reactors. 5:335 COATED FUEL PARTICLES: thorium fabrication The thorium fuel cycle in water-moderated Fabrication and irradiation performance of reactor systems. 2:55 French HTGR fuel. 3:411 CARBIDES: Status of VHTR fuel research in Japan. See also PLUTONIUM CARBIDES; 3:455 URANIUM CARBIDES performance CARBON ADDITIONS: HTGR fuel and fuel cycle technology. 3:433 See also STEELS COGEMA: CARBON COMPOUNDS: reprocessing See also PLUTONIUM CARBIDES; Design, construction, operation and URANIUM CARBIDES maintenance of reprocessing plants. CARBON DIOXIDE COOLED REACTORS: Experience gained. 3:529 See also WAGR REACTOR COMECON: CARBON ISOTOPES: nuclear power plants See also CARBON 14 Co-operation of the CMEA member CARBON 14: countries in the development of different separation processes reactor types, including certain aspects of Retention of gaseous isotopes. 4:681 their nuclear fuel cycle. 1:15 SUBJECT INDEX 175

COMMERCE (NUCLEAR): DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: See NUCLEAR TRADE See also ARGENTINA; BANGLADESH; COMP GENER MATIERES NUCLEAIRES: BRAZIL; BULGARIA; See C O G E M A CZECHOSLOVAKIA; EGYPTIAN ARAB CONTAINERS: REPUBLIC; HUNGARY; INDIA; See also CASKS; PRESSURE VESSELS INDONESIA; ISRAEL; MEXICO; CONTAINMENT: PAKISTAN; PHILIPPINES; ROMANIA; See also CONTAINMENT SYSTEMS SPAIN; TURKEY CONTAINMENT SYSTEMS: bwr type reactors Trends in the development of reactor Arguments for the installation of small containment. 5:473 LWR nuclear power plants in developing pwr type reactors countries. 6:363 Some technical problems of the safety of education PWR nuclear power plants. 5:279 Report on the first two IAEA courses on wwer type reactors nuclear power project planning and Problems of WWER reactor safety. 5:247 implementation in Karlsruhe. 6:297 CONTROL SYSTEMS: Training and education. 6:273 See also REACTOR CONTROL SYSTEMS fuel cycle COOLING SYSTEM (REACTOR): The nuclear fuel cycle for research and See REACTOR COOLING SYSTEMS power reactors. 6:193 COOLING SYSTEMS: nuclear power See also REACTOR COOLING SYSTEMS Closing remarks. 1:791 COUNCIL FOR MUTUAL ECON ASSIST: Energy options open to mankind beyond the See COMECON turn of the century. 1:59 CRBR REACTOR: Nuclear power in developing countries. 1:233 See CLINCH RIVER BREEDER REACTOR nuclear power plants CREYS-MALVILLE REACTOR: Financing nuclear programmes in developing See SUPER PHENIX REACTOR countries. 6:345 CZECHOSLOVAKIA : Meeting the manpower challenge in the atomic energy law transfer of nuclear power to developing Regulatory activities and their research and countries. 6:259 developmental support in the CSSR. 5:193 personnel safeguards Meeting the manpower challenge in the Destructive and non-destructive methods for transfer of nuclear power to developing controlling nuclear materials for safeguards countries. 6:259 purposes in Czechoslovakia. 7:577 power demand DANUBE RIVER: Energy in developing countries. Prospects contamination and problems. 1:39 On the necessity for evaluation of the limits power reactors of radioactive waste disposal into water Problems and prospects of small and systems of international importance. 4:267 medium power reactors. 6:377 DECOMMISSIONING : pwr type reactors See also REACTOR DECOMMISSIONING Arguments for the installation of small DEMINERALIZATION : LWR nuclear power plants in developing See also DESALINATION countries. 6:363 DEPLETION (ISOTOPIC): technology transfer See ISOTOPE SEPARATION Successful transfer of nuclear technology DEPOSITS (GEOLOGICAL): through scientific and technological co­ See GEOLOGIC DEPOSITS operation. 6:603 DESALINATION: DIFFUSION BARRIERS: feasibility studies teflon Near-term feasibility of nuclear reactors for Research on and economic evaluation of seawater desalting. Coupling of standard uranium enrichment by gaseous diffusion in condensing nuclear power stations to low- Japan. 3:127 grade heat multieffect distillation plants. DIRECT ENERGY CONVERTERS: 6:433 See also LIQUID-M ETAL MHD DESALINATION REACTORS: GENERATORS; OPEN-CYCLE MHD See also BN-350 REACTOR GENERATORS DEUTERIUM OXIDE: DISEASES: See HEAVY WATER See also NEOPLASMS 176 SUBJECT INDEX

DISTRICT HEATING: implementation in Karlsruhe. 6:297 comparative evaluations nuclear power plants Experimental study of the combined Indian experience in the training of utilization of nuclear power heating plants manpower for a nuclear power programme. for big towns and industrial complexes. 6:325 6:469 Nuclear power training programmes in The use of nuclear reactors for centralized Spain. 6:315 heat supply and district heating. 6:449 Principles of education and training of Sweden industrial engineers for nuclear power Reactor waste heat utilization and district plants. ' 6:335 heating reactors. 1:641 Training and education. 6:273 DOMESTIC SAFEGUARDS: EFFLUENTS (RADIOACTIVE): feasibility studies See RADIOACTIVE EFFLUENTS Present status and development of Japan’s EFR REACTOR: safeguards system. 7:503 See JOYO REACTOR DOSE COMMITMENTS: EGYPTIAN ARAB REPUBLIC: global aspects energy policy Global collective dose commitments from Projected role of nuclear power in Egypt release of long-lived radionuclides. and problems encountered in implementing Differential cost-benefit considerations. the first nuclear power plant. 6:141 4:303 fuel cycle human populations Future fuel cycle requirements and Collective dose commitments from nuclear radioactive waste management plans for power programmes. 4:23 Egypt’s nuclear power programme. 6:173 DOSE DISTRIBUTIONS: geophysical surveys See RADIATION DOSE DISTRIBUTIONS New developments in the techniques of DOSES (RADIATION): uranium exploration in Egypt. Case See RADIATION DOSES histories for exploration under arid DOUNREAY PROTOTYPE FAST R.: conditions. 2:301 . See PFR REACTOR nuclear power DUAL TEMPERATURE PROCESS: Projected role of nuclear power in Egypt canada and problems encountered in implementing Canadian heavy water production. 3:99 the first nuclear power plant. 6:141 EARTHQUAKES: radioactive wastes nuclear power plants Future fuel cycle requirements and Status of seismic design requirements for ' radioactive waste management plans for nuclear power plants in Japan. 5:533 Egypt’s nuclèar power programme. 6:173 ECCS: ELEMENTS: performance testing See also ACTINIDES; HYDROGEN; Studies on the pressure boundary failure and IODINE; KRYPTON; MOLYBDENUM; the loss-of-coolant accident. 5:425 NATURAL URANIUM; PLUTONIUM; research programs THORIUM; URANIUM; VANADIUM Summary of LWR safety research in the EMERGENCY CORE COOLING SYSTEM: United States of America. 5:549 See E C C S wwer type reactors EMPLOYEES: Problems of WWER reactor safety. 5:247 See PERSONNEL EDUCATION: ENERGY: developing countries See also NUCLEAR ENERGY; SOLAR Training and education. 6:273 ENERGY energy policy developing countries Public education for energy policy decisions. Energy options open to mankind beyond the 7:137 turn of the century. 1:59 nuclear industry economics The role of nuclear research centres in the Energy in developing countries. Prospects introduction of a nuclear power programme. and problems. 1:39 6:305 ENERGY CONSUMPTION: Trained manpower resources in Brazil. usa Estimates and preparations. 6:45 National energy programmes and plans of nuclear power the USA. 1:143 Report on the first two IAEA courses on ENERGY DEMAND: nuclear power project planning and See POWER DEMAND SUBJECT INDEX 177

ENERGY POLICY: EPITHERMAL REACTORS: breeder reactors See also BELOYARSK-3 REACTOR; BN- Status and prospects of thermal breeding. 350 REACTOR; BOR-60 REACTOR; Preliminary report by Thermal Breeder CLINCH RIVER BREEDER REACTOR; Consultants Group. 1:513 FAST REACTORS; FBR TYPE cost benefit analysis REACTORS; GCFR REACTOR; GCFR Health and economic costs of alternative TYPE REACTORS; JOYO REACTOR; energy sources. 7:73 LMFBR TYPE REACTORS; MONJU education REACTOR; PFR REACTOR; PHENIX Public education for energy policy decision's. REACTOR; RAPSODIE REACTOR; SNR 7:137 REACTOR; SUPER PHENIX REACTOR egyptian arab republic EUROPE: Future fuel cycle requirements and See also AUSTRIA; BELGIUM; radioactive waste management plans for BULGARIA; CZECHOSLOVAKIA; Egypt’s nuclear power programme. 6:173 FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY; japan FINLAND; FRANCE; GERMAN Public acceptance of nuclear power DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC; HUNGARY; development in Japan. 7:185 ITALY; NETHERLANDS; ROMANIA; nuclear power SPAIN; SWEDEN; SWITZERLAND; World energy supply and demand and the UNITED KINGDOM ; USSR future of nuclear power. 1:3 EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES: philippines energy policy Gaining public acceptance for nuclear power. The European Community case for nuclear The Philippine approach. 7:167 power. 1:557 public relations The role of the Commission of the Energy policy and public acceptance. 7:19 European Communities in the supply of Switzerland nuclear fuel and the development of the Interaction between control and acceptance nuclear fuel industry. 3:45 of nuclear energy in Switzerland. Aims and jet tokamak implementation. 7:237 The role of fusion in the future of nuclear ENERGY SOURCES: power: A European point of view. 1:473 See also NUCLEAR FUELS; SOLID nuclear fuels FUELS; SPENT FUELS The role of the Commission of the ENERGY-LEVEL TRANSITIONS: European Communities in the supply of See also NUCLEAR CASCADES nuclear fuel and the development of the ENGLAND: nuclear fuel industry. 3:45 See UNITED KINGDOM EVEN-EVEN NUCLEI: ENRICHED URANIUM REACTORS: See also CARBON 14 See also AGR TYPE REACTORS; EVEN-ODD NUCLEI: BELOYARSK-2 REACTOR; BOR-60 See also KRYPTON 85; URANIUM 235 REACTOR; LOVIISA-1 REACTOR; EXPERIMENTAL REACTORS: MARVIKEN REACTOR; PHENIX See also BOR-60 REACTOR; JOYO REACTOR; RAPSODIE REACTOR; REACTOR SGHWR REACTOR; SUPER PHENIX EXPOSURE (RADIATION DOSES): REACTOR; TARAPUR-I REACTOR; See RADIATION DOSES TARAPUR-2 REACTOR; THTR-300 EXTRACTIVE METALLURGY: REACTOR; WAGR REACTOR; WWER See also FLUORIDE VOLATILITY TYPE REACTORS PROCESS ENRICHMENT (ISOTOPIC): FAST BREEDER TYPE REACTORS: See ISOTOPE SEPARATION See FBR TYPE REACTORS ENRICHMENT (URANIUM): FAST EXPERIM. BREED. REA. JAPA: See ISOTOPE SEPARATION See JOYO REACTOR ENRICHMENT PLANTS (CENTRIFUGE): FAST PROTOTYPE REACTOR JAPAN: See CENTRIFUGE ENRICHMENT See MONJU REACTOR PLANTS FAST REACTORS: ENRICHMENT PLANTS (GAS DIFFUSI: See also BELOYARSK-3 REACTOR; BN- See GASEOUS DIFFUSION PLANTS 350 REACTOR; BOR-60 REACTOR; ENRICHMENT PLANTS (ULTRACENTRI : CLINCH RIVER BREEDER REACTOR; See CENTRIFUGE ENRICHMENT FBR TYPE REACTORS; GCFR REACTOR; PLANTS GCFR TYPE REACTORS; JOYO REACTOR; LMFBR TYPE REACTORS; 178 SUBJECT INDEX

MONJU REACTOR; PER REACTOR; FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY: PHENIX REACTOR; RAPSODIE coordinated research programs REACTOR; SNR REACTOR; SUPER German-Brazilian co-operation on fuel PHENIX REACTOR irradiation. 6:567 france energy policy Programme and status of the development National energy and nuclear power system of the fast breeder reactor system in plans of the Federal Republic of Germany. France. 1:371 1:103 fuel cycle fbr type reactors Safety considerations in the fast reactor fuel Status and development programme of the cycle. 5:645 fast breeder reactor system in the Federal planning Republic of Germany. 1:455 Basic performance problems and prospects fuel cycle for 1200-1500MW gas-cooled fast reactors The LWR fuel cycle in the FederalRepublic with dissociating coolant. 1:569 of Germany. 1:287 Programme and status of the development fuel reprocessing plants of the fast breeder reactor system in Fuel reprocessing and waste treatment at France. 1:371 Karlsruhe Nuclear Research Centre. 3:579 reactor safety international agreements Safety requirements and options for a large International co-operation and the transfer fast neutron reactor. 5:591 of nuclear technology. 6:593 specifications international cooperation Basic performance problems and prospects German-Brazilian co-operation on fuel for 1200-1500MW gas-cooled fast reactors irradiation. 6:567 with dissociating coolant. 1:569 Successful transfer of nuclear technology FBR TYPE REACTORS: through scientific and technological co­ See also BELOYARSK-3 REACTOR; BN- operation. 6:603 350 REACTOR; BOR-60 REACTOR; nuclear fuels CLINCH RIVER BREEDER REACTOR; Nuclear fuel in water reactors: GCFR REACTOR; GCFR TYPE Manufacturing technology, operational REACTORS; JOYO REACTOR; LMFBR experience and development objectives in TYPE REACTORS; MONJU REACTOR; the Federal Republic of Germany. 2:505 PER REACTOR; PHENIX REACTOR; nuclear power RAPSODIE REACTOR; SNR REACTOR; Information on nuclear energy in the SUPER PHENIX REACTOR Federal Republic of Germany. federal republic of germany Establishment of a dialogue between the Status and development programme of the public and Government authorities. 7:121 fast breeder reactor system .in the Federal National energy and nuclear power system Republic of Germany. 1:455 plans of the Federal Republic of Germany. fuel elements 1:103 Physical characteristics of fast power reactor radioactive effluents fuel and their effect upon the fuel cycle. Radioactive effluents and present and future 3:647 radiation exposure of the population from Plutonium fuel and fuel elements for power nuclear facilities in the Federal Republic of reactors. 3:323 Germany. 4:317 italy radioactive wastes Plutonium utilization in fast-breeder and Radioactive waste in the Federal Republic of light-water reactors in Italy; NUCLEAR Germany. 4:395 FUELS: PLUTONIUM. 3:259 reactor safety reactor protection systems Analysis of LOCA in the Federal Republic Physical and technical aspects of nuclear of Germany. 5:457 and chemical safety of nuclear power Safety requirements and safety experience of stations with N2O4 gas-cooled fast reactors. nuclear facilities in the Federal Republic of 5:725 Germany. 5:131 united kingdom FINLAND: Status and programme for the fast breeder energy policy reactor in the United Kingdom. 1:425 Economic considerations of plutonium ussr utilization in the nuclear power strategy of The present status of the fast reactor Finland. 3:341 programme in the USSR. 1:393 SUBJECT INDEX 179

FISSION PRODUCT RELEASE: nuclear fuels comparative evaluations What is done in France with respect to the Uncertainties in radioactivity release from design, manufacture, management and LWR plants under LOCA conditions. development of nuclear fuel. 2:527 Magnitude and consequences. 5:413 nuclear power fuel reprocessing plants The ecological movement in France. 7:157 Release of volatile fission products from The French electro-nuclear programme. 1:111 atomic power stations and fuel reprocessing phenix reactor facilities to the atmosphere and the outlook Programme and status of the development for their recovery. 4:667 of the fast breeder reactor system in nuclear power plants France. 1:371 Release of volatile fission products from pwr type reactors atomic power stations and fuel reprocessing Inception of the light-water reactor system facilities to the atmosphere and the outlook in France and its fuel cycle. 1:297 for their recovery. 4:667 rapsodie reactor reprocessing Programme and status of the development Release of volatile fission products from of the fast breeder reactor system in atomic power stations and fuel reprocessing France. 1:371 facilities to the atmosphere and the outlook reactor licensing for their recovery. 4:667 Regulatory requirements and administrative FISSIONABLE MATERIALS MANAGEME: practices in the safety of nuclear See NUCLEAR MATERIALS installations. 5:155 MANAGEMENT reactor safety FIXATION (WASTE TREATMENT): French studies on blow-down accident in See SOLIDIFICATION . light water reactors. 5:441 FLASKS: Safety requirements and options for a large See CASKS fast neutron reactor. 5:591 FLUORIDE VOLATILITY PROCESS: State of the art and perspectives for French comparative evaluations reliability studies in the nuclear field. 5:497 Technology of reprocessing fast-reactor fuel. reactor sites 3:633 The ecological movement inFrance. 7:157 FOOD CHAINS: super phenix reactor radioactive effluents Programme and status of the development Evaluation of potential radiation exposure of the fast breeder reactor system in around nuclear installations in the Federal France. 1:371 Republic of Germany. Methods and FRENCH ORGANIZATIONS: practice. 4:253 See also COGEMA FORT SHEVCHENKO REACTOR: FUEL ASSEMBLIES: See BN-350 REACTOR See also FUEL ELEMENT CLUSTERS FOSSIL-FUEL POWER PLANTS: FUEL BUNDLES: comparative evaluations See FUEL ELEMENT CLUSTERS Energy analysis of nuclear power plants and FUEL CASKS: their fuel cycle. 1:723 See CASKS district heating FUEL COOLING INSTALLATIONS: The use of nuclear reactors for centralized See SPENT FUEL STORAGE heat supply and district heating. 6:449 FUEL CYCLE: FRANCE: See also PLUTONIUM RECYCLE energy policy argentina The French electro-nuclear programme. 1:111 Industrial integration of the fuel cycle in fast reactors Argentina. 6:501 Safety requirements and options for a large asia fast neutron reactor. 5:591 Regional fuel cycle centres for South and fuel reprocessing plants South-East Asia. 3:723 Design, construction, operation and comparative evaluations maintenance of reprocessing plants. Regional nuclear fuel cycle centres. IAEA Experience gained. 3:529 study project. 3:71 Technology of reprocessing fast-reactor fuel. cost 3:633 Future trends of light-water reactor fuel-cycle isotope separation costs. 2:153 Developments on uranium enrichment processes in France. 3:203. 180 SUBJECT INDEX

cost benefit analysis planning A cost/benefit analysis of methods for Future fuel cycle requirements and controlling the release of radioactive radioactive waste management plans for materials in the nuclear fuel cycle. 4:351 Egypt’s nuclear power programme. 6:173 developing countries pwr type reactors The nuclear fuel cycle for research and The thorium fuel cycle in water-moderated power reactors. 6:193 reactor systems. 2:55 Regional fuel cycle centres for South and radiation protection South-East Asia. 3:723 Aspects of nuclear safety at power plants economics and fuel cycle plants in theUSSR. 5:755 Economic aspects of the development of release limits nuclear power and fuel-cycle plants in the Methods of establishing limits on discharge USSR. 1:695 to the environment of radioactive material Fuel-cycle financing, capital requirements emerging from the fuel cycle. 4:237 and sources of funds. 2:169 safety Net energy from nuclear power. 1:709 Safety considerations in the fast reactor fuel Regional nuclear fuel cycle centres. IAEA cycle. 5:645 study project. 3:71 thorium egyptian arab republic The thorium fuel cycle. 2:37 Future fuel cycle requirements and uranium radioactive waste management plans for Demand and supply estimates for the Egypt’s nuclear power programme. 6:173 nuclear fuel cycle. 2:101 energy balance usa Net energy from nuclear power. 1:709 Large-scale fuel cycle centres. 3:709 environment PWR and BWR light water reactor systems Review of the environmental impact of in the USA and their fuel cycle. 1:267 nuclear energy. 7:57 ussr federal republic of germany Economic aspects of the development of The LWR fuel cycle in the Federal Republic nuclear power and fuel-cycle plants in the of Germany. 1:287 USSR. 1:695 hazards FUEL ELEMENT CLUSTERS: Risk analysis of the fuel cycle in the physical radiation effects Netherlands. 5:179 Characteristics and behaviour of the fuel in htgr type reactors the Phenix reactor. 3:365 HTGR fuel and fuel cycle technology. 3:433 safety engineering international agreements Evaluation of local accidents in fast breeder International co-operation and the transfer reactors. 5:685 of nuclear technology. 6:593 FUEL ELEMENTS: international cooperation See also FUEL PINS; FUEL RODS; SPENT International co-operation in the supply of FUEL ELEMENTS nuclear fuel and fuel cycle services. 3:19 bwr type reactors International co-operation in the supply of Behaviour of light-water reactor fuel nuclear fuel cycle services. 3:35 elements under accident conditions. 2:673 italy fabrication The development of an integrated nuclear Fabrication and irradiation performance of fuel-cycle industry to meet the needs of the French HTGR fuel. 3:411 Italian nuclear power programme. 3:3 Plutonium fuel and fuel elements for power netherlands reactors. 3:323 Risk analysis of the fuel cycle in the Technological aspects of fuel production for Netherlands. 5:179 different power reactors. 3:477 nuclear industry mexico The nuclear fuel cycle. Light and darkness. The fabrication of nuclear fuel elements in 2:217 Mexico. 6:159 nuclear materials management performance Fuel-cycle centres. 3:57 HTGR fuel and fuel cycle technology. 3:433 nuclear parks physical radiation effects Fuel-cycle centres. 3:57 Fabrication and irradiation performance of performance French HTGR fuel. 3:411 PWR and BWR light water reactor systems plutonium in the USA and their fuel cycle. 1:267 Plutonium fuel and fuel elements for power reactors. 3:323 SUBJECT INDEX 181

pwr type reactors france Behaviour of light-water reactor fuel Design, construction, operation and elements under accident conditions. 2:673 maintenance of reprocessing plants. What is done in France with respect to the Experience gained. 3:529 design, manufacture, management and Technology of reprocessing fast-reactor fuel. development of nuclear fuel. 2:527 3:633 reprocessing india Basic problems in reprocessing spent fuel Indian experience in fuel reprocessing. 3:571 elements of nuclear power plants. 2:75 italy FUEL FABRICATION PLANTS: Italian experience with pilot reprocessing See also MIXED OXIDE FUEL PLANT plants. 3:547 india japan Integrated planning for a fuel industry, with Experience in constructing a spent nuclear emphasis on the minimum size appropriate fuel reprocessing plant in Japan. 3:561 for fabricating one’s own fuel. 2:517 plutonium isotopes plutonium isotopes Checks based on neutron emission at fuel Checks based on neutron emission at fuel fabrication and reprocessing plants. 7:559 fabrication and reprocessing plants. 7:559 radioactive waste processing radiation protection Retention of gaseous isotopes. 4:681 Safety aspects of reprocessing and plutonium safety fuel facilities in PNC. 5:793 Safety and protection analysis of romania reprocessing plants. 5:819 Some aspects of the implementation of a Safety aspects of LWR fuel reprocessing and nuclear fuel technology project. 6:581 mixed-oxide fuel fabrication plants. 5:769 FUEL KERNELS: Safety aspects of reprocessing and plutonium See FUEL PELLETS fuel facilities in PNC. 5:793 FUEL PARTICLES: Safety aspects of a fuel reprocessing plant. See also COATED FUEL PARTICLES 5:743 chemical preparation site selection A process for the preparation of uranium Basic problems in reprocessing spent fuel dioxide particles by deposition in a fluidized elements of nuclear power plants. 2:75 bed. 2:557 united kingdom sol-gel process Fast-reactor fuel reprocessing in the United Preparation of U 0 2 dense spherical particles Kingdom. 3:615 by the sol-gel technique. 3:467 FUEL RODS: FUEL PELLETS: elongation plutonium dioxide Evaluation of in-reactor measurements of Status of the development of mixed-oxide fuel-rod deformations. 2:623 fuels in the power reactor and nuclear fuel fuel-cladding interactions development corporation (PNC). 3:237 Evaluation of in-reactor measurements of FUEL PENCILS: fuel-rod deformations. 2:623 See FUEL PINS irradiation FUEL PINS: German-Brazilian co-operation on fuel lmfbr type reactors irradiation. 6:567 Evaluation of local accidents in fast breeder -loss of coolant reactors. 5:685 Behaviour of light-water reactor fuel performance elements under accident conditions. 2:673 Performance evaluation of U 0 2-Zr fuel in performance testing power-ramp tests. 2:661 Experience with plutonium recycle fuel for swelling large light-water reactors in the Federal Behaviour of advanced fast-breeder fuels at Republic of Germany. 3:305 high power density. 3:511 FUEL SLUGS: FUEL REPROCESSING: See FUEL RODS See REPROCESSING FUELS: FUEL REPROCESSING PLANTS: See also NUCLEAR FUELS; SOLID See also WAK FUELS; SPENT FUELS federal republic of germany FUELS (NUCLEAR): Fuel reprocessing and waste treatment at See NUCLEAR FUELS Karlsruhe Nuclear Research Centre. 3:579 FUGEN ATR: See JATR REACTOR 182 SUBJECT INDEX

FUSION REACTORS: fuel cycle See THERMONUCLEAR REACTORS The need for high-performance breeder GAS CENTRIFUGATION: reactors. 1:543 research programs GENERATORS (STEAM): Developments on uranium enrichment See STEAM GENERATORS processes in France. 3:203 GEOLOGIC DEPOSITS: GAS COOLED F. BREEDER REACTOR: geochemical surveys See GCFR REACTOR Distribution patterns of uranium deposits GAS COOLED FAST BREED REACTORS: and methods of evaluating them. 2:329 See GCFR TYPE REACTORS uranium GAS COOLED REACTORS: A new approach for geochemical surveys of See also AGR TYPE REACTORS; GCFR large areas for uranium resource potential. REACTOR; GCFR TYPE REACTORS; 2:285 HTGR TYPE REACTORS; HWGCR TYPE uranium ores REACTORS; THTR-300 REACTOR; WAGR Uranium exploration in Australia. 2:259 REACTOR GEOLOGIC SURVEYS: nitrogen oxides See also GEOPHYSICAL SURVEYS Physical and technical aspects of nuclear GEOPHYSICAL SURVEYS: and chemical safety of nuclear power egyptian arab republic stations with N2O4 gas-cooled fast reactors. New developments in the techniques of 5:725 uranium exploration in Egypt. Case planning histories for exploration under arid Basic performance problems and prospects conditions. 2:301 for 1200-1500MW gas-cooled fast reactors uranium ores with dissociating coolant. 1:569 Uranium exploration and evaluation reactor protection systems techniques. 2:237 Physical and technical aspects of nuclear GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC: and chemical safety of nuclear power nuclear power stations with N20 4 gas-cooled fast reactors. Principles of education and training of 5:725 industrial engineers for nuclear power specifications plants. 6:335 Basic performance problems and prospects GERMAN FR ORGANIZATIONS: for 1200-1500MW gas-cooled fast reactors See also KERNFORSCHUNGSZENTRUM with dissociating coolant. 1:569 KARLSRUH; WAK GASEOUS DIFFUSION PLANTS: GERMANY (DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC): italy See GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC Italian activities in uranium enrichment. GERMANY, FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF: 3:183 See FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY planning GRAPHITE MODERATED REACTORS: Uranium enrichment by the gaseous See also AGR TYPE REACTORS; diffusion process. 3:111 BELOYARSK-2 REACTOR; HTGR TYPE GASEOUS DIFFUSION PROCESS: REACTORS; LWGR TYPE REACTORS; japan THTR-300 REACTOR; WAGR REACTOR Research on and economic evaluation of GREAT BRITAIN: uranium enrichment by gaseous diffusion in See UNITED KINGDOM Japan. 3:127 GROUND DISPOSAL: research programs See UNDERGROUND DISPOSAL Developments on uranium enrichment GS PROCESS: processes in France. 3:203 See DUAL TEMPERATURE PROCESS uranium 235 GULF GENERAL ATOM. FAST BREED.: Uranium enrichment by the gaseous See GCFR REACTOR diffusion process. 3:111 HALOGENS: GCFR REACTOR: See also IODINE reactor safety HANDLING (WASTES): Gas-cooled fast reactor safety. 5:715 See WASTE MANAGEMENT GCFR TYPE REACTORS: HAZARDS: See also GCFR REACTOR See also RADIATION HAZARDS breeding HEALTH HAZARDS: The need for high-performance breeder See also RADIATION HAZARDS reactors. 1:543 HEALTH PHYSICS: See RADIATION PROTECTION SUBJECT INDEX 183

HEATING: planning See also DISTRICT HEATING; NUCLEAR The gas-cooled high temperature reactor. SUPERHEATING Perspectives, problems and programmes. HEAVY NUCLEI: 1:349 See also URANIUM 235 reactor decommissioning HEAVY WATER: Technical and economic aspects of nuclear production power plant decommissioning. 4:211 Canadian heavy water production. 3:99 • reactor operation HEAVY WATER COOLANT: The gas-cooled high temperature reactor. See HEAVY WATER Perspectives, problems and programmes. HEAVY WATER COOLED REACTORS: 1:349 See also ATUCHA REACTOR; KANUPP specifications REACTOR; MARVIKEN REACTOR; Technical and economic studies of small PHWR TYPE REACTORS; RAJASTHAN-1 reactors for supply of electricity and steam. REACTOR; RAJASTHAN-2 REACTOR 6:419 HEAVY WATER MOD./GAS COOL. REA: spent fuels See HWGCR TYPE REACTORS Reprocessing technology in the HTGR fuel HEAVY WATER MODERATED REACTORS: cycle. 3:661 See also ATUCHA REACTOR; CANDU uses TYPE REACTORS; HWGCR TYPE The production of refined intermediate fuels REACTORS; JATR REACTOR; KANUPP with high temperature reactors. 1:605 REACTOR; MARVIKEN REACTOR; HUMAN POPULATIONS: PHWR TYPE REACTORS; RAJASTHAN-1 dose commitments REACTOR; RAJASTHAN-2 REACTOR; Collective dose commitments from nuclear SGHWR REACTOR power programmes. 4:23 HEAVY WATER MODERATOR: radiation doses See HEAVY WATER Evaluation of. potential radiation exposure HELIUM COOLED REACTORS: around nuclear installations in the Federal See also THTR-300 REACTOR Republic of Germany. Methods and HELIUM METHOD: practice. 4:253 See ISOTOPE DATING Evaluation, prediction and regulation of HIGH TEMPER. GAS COOL./GRAP. M: population exposure doses in connection See HTGR TYPE REACTORS with nuclear power plant operation in the HOMOGENEOUS REACTORS: USSR. 4:91 See also PEBBLE BED REACTORS; THTR- Radioactive effluents and present and future 300 REACTOR radiation exposure of the population from HOURS LIVING RADIOISOTOPES: nuclear facilities in the Federal Republic of See also KRYPTON 85 Germany. 4:317 HTGR TYPE REACTORS: radiation protection See also THTR-300 REACTOR Problems raised by applying the coated fuel particles recommendations of the International HTGR fuel and fuel cycle technology. 3:433 Commission on Radiological Protection. Status of VHTR fuel research in Japan. 4:13 3:455 Some approaches to the problem of cost determining standards for population Technical and economic studies of small exposure due to radioactive releases from reactors for supply of electricity and steam. nuclear power stations. 4:227 6:419 HUNGARY: fuel cycle nuclear power Evaluation of plutonium, uranium and Development of the national nuclear thorium use in power reactor fuel cycles. programme and preparations for the 2:543 introduction of nuclear power in Hungary. HTGR fuel and fuel cycle technology. 3:433 6:31 fuel elements HWGCR TYPE REACTORS: Fabrication and irradiation performance of containment systems French HTGR fuel: 3:411 Trends in the development of reactor hydrogen containment. 5:473 The production of refined intermediate fuels HWLWR TYPE REACTORS: with high temperature reactors.- 1:605 See also JATR REACTOR 184 SUBJECT INDEX

HYDROELECTRIC POWER PLANTS: management in India. 4:77 comparative evaluations fuel fabrication plants Energy analysis of nuclear power plants and Integrated planning for a fuel industry, with their fuel cycle. 1:723 emphasis on the minimum size appropriate HYDROGEN: for fabricating one’s own fuel. 2:517 production fuel reprocessing plants The production of refined intermediate fuels Indian experience in fuel reprocessing. 3:571 with high temperature reactors. 1:605 geologic surveys HYDROGEN COMPOUNDS: Uranium and thorium resources and See also HEAVY WATER; PHOSPHORIC development of techniques and equipment ACID; SEAWATER for their prospection. 2:271 HYDROGEN ISOTOPES: nuclear power See also TRITIUM India’s nuclear power programme and HYDROGEN PHOSPHATES: constraints encountered in its See PHOSPHORIC ACID implementation. 6:3 HYDROGEN 3: Indian experience in the training of See TRITIUM manpower for a nuclear power programme. IAEA: 6:325 education Innovations in PHWR design, integration of Report on the first two IAEA courses on nuclear power stations into power systems, nuclear power project planning and and the role of small nuclear power plants implementation in Karlsruhe. 6:297 in a developing country. 6:403 IAEA AGREEMENTS: personnel radioactive waste disposal Indian experience in the training of On the necessity for evaluation of the limits manpower for a nuclear power programme. of radioactive waste disposal into water 6:325 systems of international importance. 4:267 radioactive waste processing IAEA SAFEGUARDS: Management of radioactive waste. An International safeguards to ensure the non­ overview of the Indian programme. 4:409 proliferation of nuclear weapons. 7:345 reactor components Non-proliferation and the control of atomic Experience in the manufacture of nuclear energy. 7:327 equipment in India. 6:537 Safeguards agreements - Their legal and uranium conceptual basis. 7:395 Uranium and thorium resources and candu type reactors development of techniques and equipment Safeguarding on-power-fuelled reactors. for their prospection. 2:271 Instrumentation and techniques. 7:587 INDONESIA: efficiency energy policy Current technical issues in international Nuclear power prospects in an oil and coal- safeguards. 7:457 producing country. 6:101 inspection nuclear power The position of IAEA safeguards relative to Nuclear power prospects in an oil and coal- nuclear material control accountancy by producing country. 6:101 States. 7:441 INDUSTRIAL PLANTS: material balance area See also CENTRIFUGE ENRICHMENT Contribution of the ’safeguarded’ to the PLANTS; GASEOUS DIFFUSION PLANTS; development of safeguards. 7:411 ISOTOPE SEPARATION PLANTS strategic points INDUSTRY: The role of IAEA safeguards in connection See also NUCLEAR INDUSTRY with nuclear trade. 7:381 INORGANIC ACIDS: ICRP: See also PHOSPHORIC ACID recommendations INSTALLATION SITES: Problems raised by applying the See NUCLEAR FACILITIES recommendations of the International INTERMEDIATE MASS NUCLEI: Commission on Radiological Protection. See also IODINE 129; KRYPTON 85 4:13 INTERNAL CONVERSION RADIOISOTO: IMATRAN VOIMA-1 REACTOR: See also IODINE 129 See LOVIISA-1 REACTOR INTERNAT ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCY: INDIA: See IAEA atomic energy law INTERNAT COMM RADIOL PROTECT: Regulatory requirements for radioactivity See ICRP SUBJECT INDEX 185

INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS: problem and risk analysis for the nuclear See also IAEA AGREEMENTS era. 7:295 fuel cycle IRON ALLOYS: International co-operation and the transfer See also STEELS of nuclear technology. 6:593 IRON BASE ALLOYS: INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION: See also STEELS developing countries IRRADIATED FUEL ELEMENTS: The development of IAEA safety codes and See SPENT FUEL ELEMENTS guides for. thermal neutron nuclear power IRRADIATED FUELS: plants. 5:51 See SPENT FUELS fuel cycle ISOMERIC TRANSITION ISOTOPES: International co-operation and the transfer See also KRYPTON 85; URANIUM 235 of nuclear technology. 6:593 ISOTOPE DATING: International co-operation in the supply of prospecting nuclear fuel and fuel cycle services. 3:19 Isotopic dating methods in nuclear raw iaea safeguards materials prospecting. 2:315 Contribution of the ’safeguarded’ to the ISOTOPE ENRICHMENT: development of safeguards. 7:411 See ISOTOPE SEPARATION nuclear fuels ISOTOPE SEPARATION: International co-operation in the supply of See also DUAL TEMPERATURE nuclear fuel and fuel cycle services. 3:19 PROCESS; GASEOUS DIFFUSION nuclear power plants PROCESS; SEPARATION NOZZLE The development of IAEA safety codes and METHOD guides for thermal neutron nuclear power comparative evaluations plants. 5:51 New processes for uranium isotope plutonium recycle separation. 3:215 Prospects for the establishment of plutonium feasibility studies recycle in thermal reactors in the Foratom Research on and economic evaluation of countries. Statusand assessment. 3:271 uranium enrichment by gaseous diffusion in radioactive waste storage Japan. 3:127 Present trends in radioactive waste forecasting management policies in OECD countries, Availability of enrichment services. 2:145 and related international co-operative france efforts. 4:111 Developments on uranium enrichment reactor safety processes in France. 3:203 NORHAV - a Nordic reactor safety gas centrifuges evaluation project. 5:113 Uranium enrichment by centrifugation in Safety practices and standards, developments Japan. 3:153 and incentives for international co­ italy operation. 5:77 Italian activities in uranium enrichment. INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS: 3:183 See also COMECON; EUROPEAN japan COMMUNITIES; IAEA; ICRP; OECD Research on and economic evaluation of INTRANUCLEAR CASCADES: ' uranium enrichment by gaseous diffusion in See NUCLEAR CASCADES Japan. 3:127 IODINE: Uranium enrichment by centrifugation in separation processes Japan. 3:153 Retention of gaseous isotopes. 4:681 south áfrica IODINE IODIDES: Development and progress of the South See IODINE African enrichment project. 3:171 IODINE ISOTOPES: ISOTOPE SEPARATION PLANTS: See also IODINE 129 See also CENTRIFUGE ENRICHMENT IODINE 129: PLANTS; GASEOUS DIFFUSION PLANTS radioecological concentration separation nozzle method Release of volatile fission products from The separation nozzle process for uranium atomic power stations and fuel reprocessing isotope enrichment. 3:161 facilities to the atmosphere and the outlook ISOTOPES: for their recovery. 4:667 See also CARBON 14; IODINE ¡29; IONIZING RADIATIONS: KRYPTON 85; TRITIUM; URANIUM 235 risk analysis ISOTOPIC EXCHANGE: A perspective on the radiation protection See also DUAL TEMPERATURE PROCESS 186 SUBJECT INDEX

ISOTOPIC SEPARATION: isotope separation See ISOTOPE SEPARATION Uranium enrichment by centrifugation in ISRAEL: Japan. 3:153 nuclear power monju reactor Small-system expansion with large nuclear Status and programme of fast breeder generating units. Technical feasibility and reactor development in Japan. 1:437 economic soundness. 6:223 nuclear power ITALY: Public acceptance of nuclear power energy policy development in Japan. 7:185 The contribution of nuclear energy to nuclear power plants meeting Italy’s electric power needs. 1:155 Status of seismic design requirements for fbr type reactors nuclear power plants in Japan. 5:533 Plutonium utilization in fast-breeder and plutonium recycle light-water reactors in Italy; NUCLEAR Plutonium utilization in thermal and fast FUELS: PLUTONIUM. 3:259 reactors in Japan. 2:21 fuel cycle radioactive effluents The development of an integrated nuclear Reduction of releases of radioactive effluents fuel-cycle industry to meet the needs of the from light-water power reactors in Japan. Italian nuclear power programme. 3:3 4:573 fuel reprocessing plants safeguards Italian experience with pilot reprocessing Present status and development of Japan’s plants. 3:547 safeguards system. 7:503 isotope separation waste management Italian activities in uranium enrichment. Development of radioactive waste 3:183 management at the Japan Atomic Energy nuclear fuels Research Institute. 4:455 Italian progress on light-water reactor fuel JAPAN ATR FUGEN: design, manufacturing, testing and See JATR REACTOR management. 2:491 JAPAN FAST EXPERIM. BREED. REA: nuclear industry See JOYO REACTOR The development of an integrated nuclear JAPANESE ORGANIZATIONS: fuel-cycle industry to meet the needs of the See also PNC Italian nuclear power programme. 3:3 JATR REACTOR: nuclear power fuel pins The contribution of nuclear energy to Status of the development of mixed-oxide meeting Italy’s electric powerneeds. 1:155 fuels in the power reactor and nuclear fuel plutonium development corporation (PNC). 3:237 Plutonium utilization in fast-breeder and JFER REACTOR: light-water reactors in Italy; NUCLEAR See JOYO REACTOR FUELS: PLUTONIUM. 3:259 JOYO REACTOR: reactor sites fuel pins Developments in siting for nuclear facilities Status of the development of mixed-oxide in Italy. 5:517 fuels in the power reactor and nuclear fuel safeguards development corporation (PNC). 3:237 Experience on the application of safeguards research programs systems to Italian nuclear power plants. Status and programme of fast breeder 7:485 reactor development in Japan. 1:437 JAPAN: JPFR REACTOR: breeder reactors See MONJU REACTOR Status and programme of fast breeder KANUPP REACTOR: reactor development in Japan. 1:437 construction coated fuel particles Experience from construction and operation Status of VHTR fuel research in Japan. of the Karachi Nuclear Power Plant. 6:519 3:455 reactor operation fuel reprocessing plants Experience from construction and operation Experience in constructing a spent nuclear of the Karachi Nuclear Power Plant. 6:519 fuel reprocessing plant in Japan. 3:561 KARACHI NUCLEAR POWER PLANT: gaseous diffusion process See KANUPP REACTOR Research on and economic evaluation of KARLSRUHE (KERNFORSCHUNGSZENTR: uranium enrichment by gaseous diffusion in See KERNFORSCHUNGSZENTRUM Japan. 3:127 KARLSRUH SUBJECT INDEX 187

KERNELS (FUEL): fuel element clusters See FUEL PELLETS Evaluation of local accidents in fast breeder KERNFORSCHUNGSZENTRUM KARLSRUH: reactors. 5:685 research programs fuel elements Fuel reprocessing and waste treatment at Fast reactor fuel design and development. Karlsruhe Nuclear Research Centre. 3:579 3:377 KRYPTON: plutonium recycle separation processes Plutonium-bearing oxide fuels for recycling Retention of gaseous isotopes. 4:681 in thermal reactors and fast breeder KRYPTON ISOTOPES: reactors. 3:229 See also KRYPTON 85 reactor core disruption KRYPTON 85: Safety considerations in fast reactor fuel radioecological concentration development. 5:627 Release of volatile fission products from reactor safety atomic power stations and fuel reprocessing Licensing decisions and safety research facilities to the atmosphere and the outlook related to LMFBR accidents. 5:675 for their recovery. 4:667 Safety of the liquid-metal cooled fast breeder LAW: reactor and aspects of its fuel cycle. 5:661 See also ATOMIC ENERGY LAW; LOFT REACTOR: LICENSING REGULATIONS; TRANSPORT Summary of LWR safety research in the REGULATIONS; US NATL United States of America. 5:549 ENVIRONMENT POLICY ACT LOSS OF COOLANT: LEAD METHOD: fission product release See ISOTOPE DATING Uncertainties in radioactivity release from LICENSING: LWR plants under LOCA conditions. See also REACTOR LICENSING Magnitude and consequences. 5:413 LICENSING REGULATIONS: fuel rods Sweden Behaviour of light-water reactor fuel Safety considerations for light water reactors elements under accident conditions. 2:673 in Sweden. 5:289 pressure suppression LIGHT NUCLEI: Studies on the pressure boundary failure and See also CARBON 14; TRITIUM the loss-of-coQlant accident. 5:425 LIQUID METAL COOLED REACTORS: safety analysis See also BELOYARSK-3 REACTOR; BN- Analysis of LOCA in the Federal Republic 350 REACTOR; BOR-60 REACTOR; of Germany. 5:457 CLINCH RIVER BREEDER REACTOR; LOSS OF FLUID TEST REACTOR: JOYO REACTOR; LMFBR TYPE See LOFT REACTOR REACTORS; MONJU REACTOR; PFR LOVIISA-1 REACTOR: REACTOR; PHENIX REACTOR; design basis accidents RAPSODIE REACTOR; SNR REACTOR; Uncertainties in radioactivity release from SODIUM COOLED REACTORS; SUPER LWR plants under LOCA conditions. PHENIX REACTOR Magnitude and consequences. 5:413 LIQUID-METAL MHD GENERATORS: LWGR TYPE REACTORS: nuclear power plants See also BELOYARSK-2 REACTOR Use of MHD generators in nuclear power planning engineering. 1:585 The development of uranium-graphite LMFBR TYPE REACTORS: channel reactors in the USSR. 1:335 environmental impacts plutonium recycle Phenix LMFBR power plant: Radioactive Plutonium utilization in fast-breeder and effluent releases and operating team light-water reactors in Italy; NUCLEAR irradiation results after two years of FUELS: PLUTONIUM. 3:259 industrial operation: 4:589 reactor operation fuel cycle The development of uranium-graphite Developments in reprocessing technology for channel reactors in the USSR. 1:335 high-temperature and fast-breeder fuels. MAGNOX TYPE REACTORS: 3:673 reactor decommissioning Evaluation of plutonium, uranium and Decommissioning of nuclear facilities. 4:795 thorium use in power reactor fuel cycles. reactor safety 2:543 UK experience of safety requirements for Safety of the liquid-metal cooled fast breeder thermal reactor stations. 5:141 reactor and aspects of its fuel cycle. 5:661 188 SUBJECT INDEX

MANAGEMENT: MIXED OXIDE FUEL PLANT: See also NUCLEAR MATERIALS safety MANAGEMENT; RADIOACTIVE WASTE Safety aspects of LWR fuel reprocessing and DISPOSAL; RADIOACTIVE WASTE mixed-oxide fuel fabrication plants. 5:769 PROCESSING; RADIOACTIVE WASTE MOLTEN SALT REACTORS: STORAGE; UNDERGROUND DISPOSAL; planning WASTE MANAGEMENT; WASTE MSR {Pu converters) and MSBRs in PROCESSING commercial nuclear power stations. 1:531 MANPOWER: usa See PERSONNEL MSR (Pu converters) and MSBRs in MARCOULE PHENIX REACTOR: commercial nuclear power stations. . 1:531 See PHENIX REACTOR MOLYBDENUM: MARVIKEN REACTOR: shales Full-scale reactor safety experiments Technological problems concerning the performed in the Marviken Power Station, complex recovery of uranium and Sweden. 5:325 accompanying elements from sedimentary MAXIMUM PERMISSIBLE EXPOSURE: ores. 2:445 icrp MONAZITES: Problems raised by applying the ore enrichment recommendations of the International Status of thorium technology. 2:457 Commission on Radiological Protection. MONITORS (REACTOR): 4:13 See REACTOR CONTROL SYSTEMS recommendations MONJU REACTOR: Bases for establishing radiation exposure fuel pins limits. ■ 4:3 Status of the development of mixed-oxide Some approaches to the problem of fuels in the power reactor and nuclear fuel determining standards for population development corporation (PNC). 3:237 exposure due to radioactive releases from research programs nuclear power stations. 4:227 Status and programme of fast breeder MELTDOWN: reactor development in Japan. 1:437 fuel rods MPE: Behaviour of light-water reactor fuel See MAXIMUM PERMISSIBLE elements under accident conditions. 2:673 EXPOSURE METALLURGY: NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS: See also FLUORIDE VOLATILITY See also COG EM A; PROCESS KERNFORSCH UNGSZENTR UM METALS: KARLSRUH; PNC; US ERDA; US NRC; See also ACTINIDES; MOLYBDENUM; WAK NATURAL URANIUM; PLUTONIUM; NATURAL URANIUM: THORIUM; URANIUM; VANADIUM seawater METAMORPHIC ROCKS: Recovery of uranium from natural waters. See also SHALES 2:417 MEXICO: separation processes fuel fabrication plants Recovery of uranium from natural waters. The fabrication of nuclear fuel elements in 2:417 Mexico. 6:159 NATURAL URANIUM REACTORS: MHD GENERATORS: See also ATUCHA REACTOR; JATR See also LIQUID-METAL MHD REACTOR; KANUPP REACTOR; GENERATORS; OPEN-CYCLE MHD MAGNOX TYPE REACTORS; GENERATORS RAJASTHAN-1 REACTOR; RAJASTHAN-2 MINERALS: REACTOR See also MONAZITES NEOPLASMS: MINING: ionizing radiations environment A perspective on the radiation protection Review of the environmental impact of problem and risk analysis for the nuclear nuclear energy. 7:57 era. 7:295 MINUTES LIVING RADIOISOTOPES: NEPA: See also URANIUM 235 See US NATL ENVIRONMENT POLICY MIXED OXIDE FUEL FABRICATION P: ACT See MIXED OXIDE FUEL PLANT SUBJECT INDEX 189

NETHERLANDS: international cooperation fuel cycle Successful transfer of nuclear technology Risk analysis of the fuel cycle in the through scientific and technological co­ Netherlands. 5:179 operation. 6:603 nuclear power planning Risk analysis of the fuel cycle in the National energy and nuclear power system Netherlands. 5:179 plans of the Federal Republic of Germany. radioactive waste disposal 1:103 Review of Netherlands programme for UK experience of planning the nuclear geological disposal of radioactive waste. contribution to the UK. power programme. 4:467 1:175 NITRIDES: research programs See also PLUTONIUM NITRIDES; The role of nuclear research centres in the URANIUM NITRIDES introduction of a nuclear power programme. NITROGEN COMPOUNDS: 6:305 See also PLUTONIUM NITRIDES; NUCLEAR FACILITIES: URANIUM NITRIDES See also CENTRIFUGE ENRICHMENT NON-PROLIFERATION TREATY: PLANTS; FUEL FABRICATION PLANTS; iaea safeguards FUEL REPROCESSING PLANTS; international safeguards to ensure the non­ GASEOUS DIFFUSION PLANTS; proliferation of nuclear weapons. 7:345 ISOTOPE SEPARATION PLANTS; MIXED Safeguards agreements - Their legal and OXIDE FUEL PLANT; NUCLEAR POWER conceptual basis. 7:395 PLANTS; RADIOACTIVE WASTE technology transfer FACILITIES; WAK Non-proliferation and the control of atomic canada energy. 7:327 Regulatory control of radioactivity and of NONDESTRUCTIVE ANALYSIS: the nuclear fuel cycle in Canada. 5:121 real time systems decommissioning Non-destructive assay technology and Criteria, standards and policies regarding automated ’’real-time” materials control. decommissioning of nuclear facilities. 4:807 7:597 environmental exposure pathway NONDESTRUCTIVE CHEMICAL ANAL: Evaluation of potential radiation exposure See NONDESTRUCTIVE ANALYSIS around nuclear installations in the Federal NONMETALS: Republic of Germany. Methods and See also HYDROGEN; IODINE; practice. 4:253 KRYPTON radiation doses NORTH AMERICA: Radioactive effluents and present and future See also CANADA; MEXICO; USA radiation exposure of the population from NORTH SEA: nuclear facilities in the Federal Republic of contamination Germany. . 4:317 On the necessity for evaluation of the limits regulatory guides of radioactive waste disposal into water Regulatory requirements for radioactivity systems of international importance. 4:267 management in India. 4:77 NORTHERN IRELAND: safeguards See UNITED KINGDOM International safeguards in large-scale NS OTTO HAHN: nuclear facilities. 7:465 economics safety Nuclear merchant ship propulsion. 1:683 Criteria for guidance in the safety NUCLEAR CASCADES: assessment of nuclear installations in the isotope separation United Kingdom. 5:37 Development and progress of the South Regulatory requirements and administrative African enrichment project. 3:171 practices in the safety of nuclear NUCLEAR CONTESTATION: installations. 5:155 See PUBLIC RELATIONS Safety requirements and safety experience of NUCLEAR CONTROVERSY: nuclear facilities in the Federal Republic of See PUBLIC RELATIONS Germany. 5:131 NUCLEAR ENERGY: NUCLEAR FUEL ELEMENTS: forecasting See FUEL ELEMENTS Nuclear energy at the turning point. 1:761 NUCLEAR FUELS: See also SOLID FUELS; SPENT FUELS 190 SUBJECT INDEX

breeder reactors italy Behaviour of advanced fast-breeder fuels at The development of an integrated nuclear high power density. 3:511 fuel-cycle industry to meet the needs of the economics Italian nuclear power programme. 3:3 Economic considerations of plutonium nuclear fuels utilization in the nuclear power strategy of Integrated planning for a fuel industry, with Finland. 3:341 ' emphasis on the minimum size appropriate european communities for fabricating one’s own fuel. 2:517 The role of the Commission of the Nuclear fuel in water reactors: European Communities in the supply of Manufacturing technology, operational nuclear fuel and the development of the experience and development objectives in nuclear fuel industry. 3:45 the Federal Republic of Germany. 2:505 international cooperation planning International co-operation in the supply of Development of the nuclear power industry nuclear fuel and fuel cycle services. 3:19 in the USSR. 1:323 land transport safety standards Radioactive materials and nuclear fuel Regulatory requirements for radiation transport requirements in Poland compared protection. 4:63 with international regulations. 4:723 ussr Status and future aspects of nuclear material Development of the nuclear power industry transport in the Federal Republic of in the USSR. 1:323 Germany. 4:757 NUCLEAR INSTALLATION SITES: United States experience in the transport of See NUCLEAR FACILITIES radioactive materials. 4:781 NUCLEAR MATERIALS MANAGEMENT: mexico fuel cycle The fabrication of nuclear fuel elements in Some technical aspects of accounting for Mexico. 6:159 and control of nuclear material at nuclear nuclear materials management fuel cycle facilities in theUSSR. 7:525 Viewpoint of utilities regarding fuel japan management of nuclear power plants. 2:475 Present status and development of Japan’s power reactors safeguards system. 7:503 Technological aspects of fuel production for material balance different power reactors. 3:477 International safeguards in large-scale recommendations nuclear facilities. 7:465 Technological aspects of fuel production for nondestructive analysis different power reactors. 3:477 Non-destructive assay technology and reprocessing automated ’’real-time” materials control. The nuclear fuel cycle for research and 7:597 power reactors. 6:193 nuclear fuels Status and prospects for reprocessing. 2:93 Viewpoint of utilities regarding fuel safeguards management of nuclear power plants. 2:475 The nuclear fuel cycle for research and nuclear parks power reactors. 6:193 Some technical aspects of accounting for swelling and control of nuclear material at nuclear Behaviour of advanced fast-breeder fuels at fuel cycle facilities in the USSR. 7:525 high power density. 3 :511 radiation protection NUCLEAR INDUSTRY: Aspects of nuclear safety at power plants brazil and fuel cycle plants in the USSR. 5:755 Organization and development of the NUCLEAR MERCHANT SHIPS: Brazilian nuclear programme. 6:85 See also NS OTTO HAHN Trained manpower resources in Brazil. NUCLEAR PARKS: Estimates and preparations. 6:45 Fuel-cycle centres. 3:57 fuel cycle site selection The development of an integrated nuclear Nuclear energy centres and the economic fuel-cycle industry to meet the needs of the and ecological problems of nuclear power Italian nuclear power programme. 3:3 development. 3:695 The nuclear fuel cycle. Light and darkness. usa 2:217 Large-scale fuel cycle centres. 3:709 international cooperation NUCLEAR POWER: The role of IAEA safeguards in connection africa with nuclear trade. 7:381 Perspectives for nuclear electricity in Central SUBJECT INDEX 191

Africa. 6:127 france austria The ecological movement in France. 7:157 The nuclear energy information campaign of The French electro-nuclear programme. 1:111 the Austrian Government. Survey as of german democratic republic May 1977. 7:219 Principles of education and training of Public acceptance of nuclear energy in industrial engineers for nuclear power Austria. 7:283 plants. 6:335 bangladesh hungary Problems faced by Bangladesh in introducing Development of the national nuclear a nuclear power programme. 6:213 programme and preparations for the canada introduction of nuclear power in Hungary. Canadian attitudes to nuclear power. 7:273 6:31 cost benefit analysis india Nuclear power prospects in an oil and coal- India’s nuclear power programme and producing country. 6:101 constraints encountered in its desalination implementation. 6:3 Structure of the nuclear power industry with Indian experience in the training of allowance for energy production other than manpower for a nuclear power programme. electricity. 1:189 6:325 developing countries indonesia Nuclear power in developing countries. 1:233 Nuclear power prospects in an oil and coal- district heating producing country. 6:101 Structure of the nuclear power industry with italy allowance for energy production other than The contribution of nuclear energy to electricity. 1:189 meeting Italy’s electric powerneeds. 1:155 economics japan Economic aspects of the development of Public acceptance of nuclear power nuclear power and fuel-cycle plants in the development in Japan. 7:185 USSR. 1:695 netherlands Net energy from nuclear power. 1:709 Risk analysis of the fuel cycle in the Nuclear power in developing countries. 1:233 Netherlands. 5:179 The role of nuclear power in meeting future oecd US energy needs. 1:203 Nuclear power programmes and medium- egyptian arab republic term projections in the OECD area. 1:213 Future fuel cycle requirements and Pakistan radioactive waste management plans for Development of a national nuclear power Egypt’s nuclear power programme. 6:173 programme. Constraints likely to influence Projected role of nuclear power in Egypt timing and introduction. 6:115 and problems encountered in implementing personnel the first nuclear power plant. 6:141 Report on the first two IAEA courses on energy policy nuclear power project planning and World energy supply and demand and the implementation in Karlsruhe. 6:297 future of nuclear power. 1:3 philippines environment Gaining public acceptance for nuclear power. Review of the environmental impact of The Philippine approach. 7:167 nuclear energy. 7:57 Prospects and problems of nuclear power in federal republic of germany the Philippines. 6:551 Information on nuclear energy in the planning Federal Republic of Germany. Development of the nuclear power industry Establishment of a dialogue between the in the USSR. 1:323 public and Government authorities. 7:121 Energy options open to mankind beyond the National energy and nuclear power system turn of the century. 1:59 plans of the Federal Republic of Germany. Future fuel cycle requirements and 1:103 radioactive waste management plans for forecasting Egypt’s nuclear power programme. 6:173 Closing remarks. 1:791 Nuclear power and its significance in the Nuclear power programmes and medium- USSR as a source of energy. 1:127 term projections in the OECD area. 1:213 The role of nuclear power in meeting future Projected role of nuclear power in Egypt US energy needs. 1:203 and problems encountered in implementing the first nuclear power plant. 6:141 192 SUBJECT INDEX

public relations united kingdom Addressing the nuclear controversy on CEGB experience of public communication. university campuses. 7:175 7:145 Canadian attitudes to nuclear power. 7:273 UK experience of planning the nuclear CEGB experience of public communication. contribution to the UK power programme. 7:145 1:175 The debate on nuclear power. 7:3 usa The ecological movement in France. 7:157 Addressing the nuclear controversy on Energy policy and public acceptance. 7:19 university campuses. 7:175 Gaining public acceptance for nuclear power. The debate on nuclear power. 7:3 The Philippine approach. 7:167 New directions in fission energy research Information on nuclear energy in the and development in the United States of Federal Republic of Germany. America. 1:415 Establishment of a dialogue between the Public acceptance of nuclear power in the public and Government authorities. 7:121 United States of America. 7:197 The nuclear energy information campaign of Public acceptance of nuclear power in the the Austrian Government. Survey as of United States of America. Role of the May 1977. 7:219 National Environmental Policy Act. 7:255 Nuclear power as a public issue. Protection The role of nuclear power in meeting future of the public interest. 7:43 US energy needs. 1:203 Public acceptance of nuclear power. Some ussr ethical issues. 7:29 Development of the nuclear power industry Public acceptance of nuclear power in the USSR. 1:323 development in Japan. 7:185 Economic aspects of the development of Public acceptance of nuclear power in the nuclear power and fuel-cycle plants in the United States of America. 7:197 USSR. 1:695 Public acceptance of nuclear power in the Nuclear power and its significance in the United States of America. Role of the USSR as a source of energy. 1:127 National Environmental Policy Act. 7:255 NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS: Public acceptance of nuclear energy in bulgaria Austria. 7 :283 Experience of nuclear power station The public and nuclear energy. 7:309 construction in the People’s Republic of Public awareness and the professional Bulgaria. 6:481 society. 7 :265 comecon Review of research on identification of Co-operation of the CMEA member factors influencing social response to countries in the development of different technological risks. 7:95 reactor types, including certain : aspects of research programs their nuclear fuel cycle. 1:15 New directions in fission energy research comparative evaluations and development in the United States of Energy analysis of nuclear power plants and America. 1:415 their fuel cycle. 1:723 risk analysis construction Review of research on identification of Experience of nuclear power station factors influencing social response to construction in the People’s Republic of technological risks. 7:95 Bulgaria. 6:481 spain Scope and assignments of a consultant in The importance of quality assurance in the selection and construction of a nuclear establishing nuclear power programmes. power plant. Application to a project in Spanish experience. 6:617 Turkey. 6:201 Nuclear power training programmes in desalination Spain. 6:315 Near-term feasibility of nuclear reactors for Switzerland seawater desalting. Coupling of standard Interaction between control and acceptance condensing nuclear power stations to low- of nuclear energy in Switzerland. Aims and grade heat multieffect distillation plants. implementation. 7:237 6:433 turkey design basis accidents Scope and assignments of a consultant in The safety problems of nuclear power plants the selection and construction of a nuclear with channel-type, graphite, boiling-water power plant. Application to a project in reactors. 5:385 Turkey. 6:201 SUBJECT INDEX 193

developing countries Meeting the manpower challenge in the Financing nuclear programmes in developing transfer of nuclear power to developing countries. 6:345 countries. 6:259 district heating planning Experimental study of the combined Small-system expansion with large nuclear utilization of nuclear power heating plants generating units. Technical feasibility and for big towns and industrial complexes. economic soundness. 6:223 6:469 power transmission earthquakes Innovations in PHWR design, integration of Status of seismic design requirements for nuclear power stations into power systems, nuclear power plants in Japan. 5:533 and the role of small nuclear power plants education in a developing country. 6:403 Nuclear power training programmes in process heat reactors Spain. 6:315 The use of nuclear reactors for centralized Principles of education and training of heat supply and district heating. 6:449 industrial engineers for nuclear power radiation protection plants. 6:335 Aspects of nuclear safety at power plants Training and education. 6:273 and fuel cycle plants in the USSR. 5:755 financing radioactive waste processing Financial aspects of nuclear power Evaluation of solidification matrices programmes from the experience of the proposed for nuclear power plant radwaste. Foratom Member Countries. 2:185 4:611 Financing nuclear programmes in developing reactor accidents countries. 6:345 Risk analysis of the fuel cycle in the fission product release Netherlands. 5:179 Some approaches to the problem of reactor protection systems determining standards for population Physical and technical aspects of nuclear exposure due to radioactive releases from and chemical safety of nuclear power nuclear power stations. 4:227 stations with N2Oi gas-cooled fast reactors. fuel cycle N' 5:725 Fuel-cycle financing, capital requirements reactor safety and sources of funds. 2:169 Safety practices and standards, developments international cooperation and incentives for international co­ The development of IAEA safety codes and operation. 5:77 guides for thermal neutron nuclear power safety engineering plants. 5:51 The principal approaches to the problem of investment nuclear power plant safety in the USSR. Energy analysis of nuclear power plants and 5:17 their fuel cycle. 1:723 safety standards israel The development of IAEA safety codes and Small-system expansion with large nuclear guides for thermal neutron nuclear power generating units. Technical feasibility and plants. 5:51 economic soundness. 6:223 wwer type reactors legal aspects Ways of improving the economic indices of Regulatory activities and their research and nuclear power stations with light-water developmental support in the CSSR. 5:193 cooled and moderated reactors. 1:669 management NUCLEAR POWER STATIONS: Experience gained at various stages of the See NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS Atucha nuclear power plant project. 6:17 NUCLEAR SAFETY: nuclear trade See RADIATION PROTECTION Creation of nuclear power stations for NUCLEAR SHIPS: export. Adapting a reference power station See also NS OTTO HAHN from the technical level of a national NUCLEAR SUPERHEATING: programme. 6:237 efficiency performance Nuclear superheating of steam. Results and Recent US reactor operating experience. current prospects. 1:655 5:221 lwgr type reactors personnel The development of uranium-graphite Indian experience in the training of channel reactors in the USSR. 1:335 manpower for a nuclear power programme. 6:325 194 SUBJECT INDEX

NUCLEAR TRADE: timing and introduction. 6:115 france PARTICLES (FUEL): Creation of nuclear power stations for See FUEL PARTICLES export. Adapting a reference power station PEBBLE BED REACTORS: from the technical level of a national See also THTR-300 REACTOR programme. 6:237 fuel cycle international cooperation HTGR fuel and fuel cycle technology. 3:433 The role of IAEA safeguards in connection PELLETS (FUEL): with nuclear trade. 7:381 See FUEL PELLETS NUCLEI: PERSONNEL: See also CARBON 14; IODINE 129; developing countries KRYPTON 85; TRITIUM; URANIUM 235 Successful transfer of nuclear technology ODD-EVEN NUCLEI: through scientific and technological co­ See also IODINE 129; TRITIUM operation. 6:603 OECD: education coordinated research programs Report on the first two IAEA courses on Evaluation of experience and trends in nuclear power project planning and international co-operation in nuclear safety implementation in Karlsruhe. 6:297 and licensing. 5:61 PFR REACTOR: Present trends in radioactive waste fuel elements management policies in OECD countries, Fast reactor fuel design and development. and related international co-operative 3:377 efforts. 4:111 spent fuels OPEN PIT MINING: Fast-reactor fuel reprocessing in the United See M IN IN G Kingdom. 3:615 OPEN-CYCLE MHD GENERATORS: PHENIX REACTOR: thermonuclear reactors Phenix LMFBR power plant: Radioactive Use of MHD generators in nuclear power effluent releases and operating team engineering. 1:585 irradiation results after two years of ORE CONCENTRATES: industrial operation. 4:589 See also URANIUM CONCENTRATES fuel element clusters ORE PROCESSING: Characteristics and behaviour of the fuel in adsorption the Phenix reactor. 3:365 Non-filtration method of processing uranium fuel pins ores. 2:393 Characteristics and behaviour of the fuel in leaching the Phenix reactor. 3:365 New techniques for the treatment of PHILIPPINES: uranium ores. 2:355 energy policy ORES: Prospects and problems of nuclear power in See also THORIUM ORES; URANIUM the Philippines. 6:551 CONCENTRATES; URANIUM ORES nuclear power ORGANIZATION ECON CO-OP AND DE: Gaining public acceptance for nuclear power. See OECD The Philippine approach. 7:167 OTTO HAHN (NUCLEAR SHIP): Prospects and problems of nuclear power in See NS OTTO HAHN the Philippines. 6:551 OXIDES: PHOSPHATES: See also PLUTONIUM DIOXIDE; See also MONAZITES URANIUM DIOXIDE; URANIUM PHOSPHORIC ACID: OXIDES; U308 uranium OXYGEN COMPOUNDS: Recovery of uranium from phosphoric acid. See also HEAVY WATER; MONAZITES; 2:377 PHOSPHORIC ACID; PLUTONIUM PHOSPHORUS COMPOUNDS: DIOXIDE; SEAWATER; URANIUM See also MONAZITES; PHOSPHORIC DIOXIDE; URANIUM OXIDES; U308 ACID PACKAGE REACTORS: PHWR TYPE REACTORS: france See also ATUCHA REACTOR; KANUPP CAS medium-size nuclear plants. 6:387 REACTOR; RAJASTHAN-1 REACTOR; PAKISTAN: RAJASTHAN-2 REACTOR nuclear power fuel cycle Development of a national nuclear power Evaluation of plutonium, uranium and programme. Constraints likely to influence thorium use in power reactor fuel cycles. SUBJECT INDEX 195

2:543 high power density. 3:511 india physical radiation effects Innovations in PHWR’ design, integration of Advances in carbide fuel element nuclear power stations into power systems, development for application to fast reactors. and the role of small nuclear power plants 3:493 in a developing country. 6:403 powders reactivity Technological aspects of fuel production for Reactivity requirements and safety systems different power reactors. 3:477 for heavy water reactors.- 5:347. power reactors reactor components Plutonium fuel and fuel elements for power Innovations in PHWR design, integration of reactors. 3:323 nuclear power stations into power systems, PLUTONIUM COMPOUNDS: and the role of small nuclear power plants See also PLUTONIUM CARBIDES; in a developing country. 6:403 PLUTONIUM DIOXIDE; PLUTONIUM reactor protection systems NITRIDES Reactivity requirements and safety systems PLUTONIUM DIOXIDE: for heavy water reactors. 5:347 fuel cycle PHYSICAL PROTECTION: Evaluation of plutonium, uranium and Fuel-cycle centres. 3:57 thorium use in power reactor fuel cycles. fault tree analysis 2:543 Assurance of the effectiveness of safeguards. fuel pellets 7:367 Status of the development of mixed-oxide transport regulations fuels in the power reactor and nuclear fuel Experience with the use and application of development corporation (PNC). 3:237 regulations governing transport of irradiated PLUTONIUM NITRIDES: fuels and plutonium. 4:195 nuclear fuels PINS (FUEL): Behaviour of advanced fast-breeder fuels at See FUEL PINS high power density. 3:511 PLUTONIUM: PLUTONIUM OXIDES: Plutonium utilization in thermal and fast See also PLUTONIUM DIOXIDE reactors in Japan. 2:21 PLUTONIUM REACTORS: economics See also JATR REACTOR; PHENIX Economic considerations of plutonium REACTOR; RAPSODIE REACTOR; SUPER utilization in the nuclear power strategy of PHENIX REACTOR Finland. 3:341 PLUTONIUM RECYCLE: fbr type reactors Plutonium-bearing oxide fuels for recycling Plutonium fuel and fuel elements for power in thermal reactors and fast breeder reactors. 3:323 reactors. 3:229 nuclear materials management bwr type reactors Utilization of plutonium. 3:249 Plutonium utilization in fast-breeder and quantitative chemical analysis light-water reactors in Italy; NUCLEAR Destructive and non-destructive methods for FUELS: PLUTONIUM. 3:259 controlling nuclear materials for safeguards cost benefit analysis purposes in Czechoslovakia. 7:577 Benefit/cost analysis of plutonium recycle safeguards options in the United States o f America. Destructive and non-destructive methods for 3:289 controlling nuclear materials for safeguards europe purposes in Czechoslovakia. 7:577 Prospects for the establishment of plutonium safety recycle in thermal reactors in the Foratom Safety aspects of reprocessing and plutonium countries. Status and assessment. 3:271 fuel facilities in PNC. 5:793 fbr type reactors solid fuels Physical characteristics of fast power reactor Plutonium use - Present status and fuel and their effect upon the fuel cycle. prospects. 2:3 3:647 transport regulations Plutonium utilization in fast-breeder and Experience with the use and application of light-water reactors in Italy; NUCLEAR regulations governing transport of irradiated FUELS: PLUTONIUM. 3:259 fuels and plutonium. 4:195 federal republic of germany PLUTONIUM CARBIDES: Experience with plutonium recycle fuel for nuclear fuels large light-water reactors in the Federal Behaviour of advanced fast-breeder fuels at Republic of Germany. 3:305 19 6 SUBJECT INDEX

forecasting Finland. 3:341 Economic considerations of plutonium italy utilization in the nuclear power strategy of The contribution of nuclear energy to Finland. 3:341 meeting Italy’s electric power needs. 1:155 japan japan Plutonium utilization in thermal and fast Public acceptance of nuclear power reactors in Japan. 2:21 development in Japan. 7:185 material balance Pakistan A closed fuel cycle. Rapsodie. 3:353 Development of a national nuclear power • nuclear fuels programme. Constraints likely to influence Experience with plutonium recycle fuel for timing and introduction. 6:115 large light-water reactors in the Federal united kingdom Republic of Germany. 3:305 UK experience of planning the nuclear optimization contribution to the UK. power programme. Evaluation of plutonium, uranium and 1:175 thorium use in power reactor fuel cycles. usa 2:543 The role of nuclear power in meeting future planning US energy needs. 1:203 Prospects for the establishment of plutonium POWER PLANTS: recycle in thermal reactors in the Foratom See also FOSSIL-FUEL POWER PLANTS; countries. Status and assessment. 3:271 HYDROELÉCTRIC POWER PLANTS; usa NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS; SOLAR Benefit/cost analysis of plutonium recycle POWER PLANTS options in the United States of America. POWER REACT NUCL FUEL DEV CORP: 3:289 See PNC PNC: POWER REACTORS: breeder reactors comecon Status and programme of fast breeder Co-operation of the CMEA member reactor development in Japan. 1:437 countries in the development of different fuel fabrication plants reactor types, including certain aspects of Safety aspects of reprocessing and plutoniumtheir nuclear fuel cycle. 1:15 fuel facilities in PNC. 5:793 developing countries Status of the development of mixed-oxide The nuclear fuel cycle for research and fuels in the power reactor and nuclear fuel power reactors. 6:193 development corporation (PNC). 3:237 Problems and prospects of small and fuel reprocessing plants medium power reactors. 6:377 Safety aspects of reprocessing and plutonium environment fuel facilities in PNC. 5:793 Review of the environmental impact of POLLUTION: nuclear energy. 7:57 See also AIR POLLUTION fuel cycle POPULATIONS: The nuclear fuel cycle for research and See also HUMAN POPULATIONS power reactors. 6:193 POWER: fuel elements See also NUCLEAR POWER Plutonium fuel and fuel elements for power POWER DEMAND: reactors. 3:323 developing countries nuclear fuels Energy in developing countries. Prospects Technological aspects of fuel production for and problems. 1:39 different power reactors. 3:477 egyptian arab republic reactor licensing Future fuel cycle requirements and US nuclear safety. Review and experience. radioactive waste management plans for 5:3 Egypt’s nuclear power programme. 6:173 PRESSUR. HEAVY WATER COOL./MOD: Projected role of nuclear power in Egypt See PHWR TYPE REACTORS and problems encountered in implementing PRESSUR. WATER COOLED/MODERATE: the first nuclear power plant. 6:141 See PWR TYPE REACTORS european communities PRESSURE TUBE REACTORS: The European Community case for nuclear See also ATUCHA REACTOR; CANDU power. 1:557 TYPE REACTORS; JATR REACTOR; finland KANUPP REACTOR; RAJASTHAN-1 Economic considerations of plutonium REACTOR; RAJASTHAN-2 REACTOR; utilization in the nuclear power strategy of SGHWR REACTOR SUBJECT INDEX 19 7

PRESSURE VESSELS: Switzerland radiation effects Interaction between control and acceptance Studies on the pressure boundary failure and of nuclear energy in Switzerland. Aims and the loss-of-coolant accident. 5:425 implementation. 7:237 PRESSURIZED WATER REACTORS: united kingdom See PWR TYPE REACTORS CEGB experience of public communication. PROCESS HEAT REACTORS: 7:145 feasibility studies usa Use of nuclear reactors to produce high- Addressing the nuclear controversy on temperature heat for energy-intensive university campuses. 7:175 industrial processes. 1:625 The debate on nuclear power. 7:3 forecasting Public acceptance of nuclear power in the The use of nuclear reactors for centralized United States o f America. 7:197 heat supply and district heating. 6:449 Public acceptance of nuclear power in the ussr United States of America. Role of the Development of the nuclear power industry National Environmental Policy Act. 7:255 in the USSR. 1:323 Public awareness and the professional PROCESSING: society. 7:265 See REPROCESSING PUREX PROCESS: PROCESSING (ORES): comparative evaluations See ORE PROCESSING Technology of reprocessing fast-reactor fuel. PROCESSING (WASTES): 3:633 See WASTE PROCESSING PWR TYPE REACTORS: PROTECTION (RADIATION): See also LOFT REACTOR; LOVIISA-I See RADIATION PROTECTION REACTOR; WWER TYPE REACTORS PROTOTYPE FAST R. DOUNREAY: availability See PER REACTOR Safety aspects and operating experience of PROTOTYPE FAST REACTOR JAPAN: LWR plants in Japan. 5:233 See MONJU REACTOR blowdown PUBLIC INFORMATION: French studies on blow-down accident in See PUBLIC RELATIONS light water reactors. 5:441 PUBLIC RELATIONS: containment systems austria Trends in the development of reactor The nuclear energy information campaign of containment. 5:473 the Austrian Government. Survey as of cost May 1977. 7:219 Technical and economic studies of small Public acceptance of nuclear energy in reactors for supply of electricity and steam. Austria. 7:283 6:419 canada developing countries Canadian attitudes to nuclear power. 7:273 Arguments for the installation of small federal republic of germany LWR nuclear power plants in developing Information on nuclear energy in the countries. 6:363 Federal Republic of Germany. france Establishment of a dialogue between the Inception of the light-water reactor system public and Government authorities. 7:121 in France and its fuel cycle. 1:297 france fuel assemblies The ecological movement in France. 7:157 Performance and reliability of light-water The public and nuclear energy. 7:309 reactor fuel. 2:569 japan fuel cycle Public acceptance of nuclear power Evaluation of plutonium, uranium and development in Japan. ■ 7:185 thorium use in power reactor fuel cycles. nuclear power 2:543 Public acceptance of nuclear power. Some Future trends of light-water reactor fuel-cycle ethical issues. 7:29 costs. 2:153 philippines Performance and reliability of light-water Gaining public acceptance for nuclear power. reactor fuel. 2:569 The Philippine approach. 7:167 The thorium fuel cycle in water-moderated Sweden reactor systems. 2:55 Public education for energy policy decisions. fuel element failure 7:137 Experimental investigations of the power- ramp failure propensity of light-water 198 SUBJECT INDEX

reactor fuel. 2:635 Fuel reliability in light-water reactors. PWR and BWR light water reactor systems Experience and assessment for the future. in the USA and their fuel cycle. 1:267 2:581 PYROMETALLURGY: Safety o f light-water reactor fuel. 2:651 See also FLUORIDE VOLATILITY fuel elements PROCESS What is done in France with respect to the QUARRYING: design, manufacture, management and See M IN IN G development o f nuclear fuel. 2:527 RADIATION BURDEN: italy See RADIATION DOSES Italian progress on light-water reactor fuel RADIATION DOSE DISTRIBUTIONS: design, manufacturing, testing and human populations management. 2:491 Evaluation, prediction and regulation of performance population exposure doses in connection PWR and BWR light water reactor systems with nuclear power plant operation in the in the USA and their fuel cycle. 1:267 USSR. 4:91 plutonium recycle RADIATION DOSES: Benefit/cost analysis of plutonium recycle forecasting options in the United States o f America. Evaluation, prediction and regulation of 3:289 population exposure doses in connection Plutonium-bearing oxide fuels for recycling with nuclear power plant operation in the in thermal reactors and fast breeder USSR. 4:91 reactors. 3:229 RADIATION EXPOSURE (DOSES): radioactive effluents See RADIATION DOSES Reduction of releases of radioactive effluents RADIATION HAZARDS: from light-water power reactors in Japan. comparative evaluations 4:573 A perspective on the radiation protection reactor decommissioning problem and risk analysis for the nuclear Technical and economic aspects of nuclear era. 7:295 power plant decommissioning. 4:211 RADIATION HYGIENE: reactor operation See RADIATION PROTECTION Recent US reactor operating experience. RADIATION PROTECTION: 5:221 Czechoslovakia reactor protection systems Regulatory activities and their research and The design of KWU-LWR safety systems. developmental support in the CSSR. 5:193 5:311 dose limits reactor safety Problems raised by applying the LWR safety research in the Federal Republic recommendations of the International of Germany. 5:401 Commission on Radiological Protection. The Rasmussen report. A retrospective and 4:13 prospective view. 5:299 nuclear power plants Safety considerations of PWRs. 5:267 Solutions to the problems of radiation safety Some technical problems of the safety of and evironmental protection in connection PWR nuclear power plants. 5:279 with the handling of radioactive waste at Summary of LW R safety research in the nuclear power stations in the USSR. 4:183 United States o f America. 5:549 regulations safety engineering Regulatory requirements for radioactivity Safety aspects and operating experience of management in India. 4:77 LWR plants in Japan. 5:233 safety standards specifications Regulatory requirements for radiation Technical and economic studies of small protection. 4:63 reactors for supply of electricity and steam. RADIATION SAFETY: 6:419 See RADIATION PROTECTION thorium RADIATIONS: The thorium fuel cycle in water-moderated See also IONIZING RADIATIONS reactor systems. 2:55 RADIOACTIVE EFFLUENTS: tritium radiation doses Tritium formation and elimination in light- Radioactive effluents and present and future water nuclear plants. 4:651 radiation exposure of the population from nuclear facilities in the Federal Republic of Germany. 4:317 SUBJECT INDEX 199

RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS: recommendations See also MONAZITES; RADIOACTIVE On the necessity for evaluation of the limits EFFLUENTS; RADIOACTIVE WASTES of radioactive waste disposal into water environment systems of international importance. 4:267 New approaches to deriving limits of the regulations release of radioactive material into the Solutions to the problems of radiation safety environment. 4:41 and evironmental protection in connection land transport with the handling of radioactive waste at United States experience in the transport of nuclear power stations in the USSR. 4:183 radioactive materials. 4:781 underground disposal transport regulations Options for the disposal of high-level Radioactive materials and nuclear fuel radioactive waste. 4:503 transport requirements in Poland compared Principal prerequisites and practice for using with international regulations. 4:723 deep aquifers for disposal of liquid RADIOACTIVE MINERALS: radioactive wastes. 4:481 See also MONAZITES RADIOACTIVE WASTE FACILITIES: RADIOACTIVE WASTE DISPOSAL: federal republic of germany Basic problems in reprocessing spent fuel Fuel reprocessing and waste treatment at elements of nuclear power plants. 2:75 Karlsruhe Nuclear Research Centre. 3:579 Management of high-level and alpha-bearing Fuel-cycle centres. 3:57 wastes. 4:125 RADIOACTIVE WASTE PROCESSING: comecon Management of high-level and alpha-bearing Co-operation of the CMEA member wastes. 4:125 countries in the development of different calcination reactor types, including certain aspects of Management of radioactive waste. An their nuclear fuel cycle. 1:15 overview of the Indian programme. 4:409 coordinated research programs comecon Present trends in radioactive waste Co-operation of the CMEA member management policies in OECD countries, countries in the development of different and related international co-operative reactor types, including certain aspects of efforts. 4:111 their nuclear fuel cycle. 1:15 environmental impacts feasibility studies An assessment methodology of Radioactive waste in the Federal Republic of environmental risks associated with Germany. 4:395 radioactive waste management. 4:291 nuclear reactions fuel cycle Nuclear transmutation of actinides other Development of methods of solidification than fuel as a radioactive waste and burial of radioactive wastes from the management scheme. 4:513 fuel cycle. 4:625 regulations ground release Solutions to the problems of radiation safety Radioactive waste disposal in geological and evironmental protection in connection formations. 4:337 with the handling of radioactive waste at iaea agreements nuclear power stations in the USSR. 4:183 On the necessity for evaluation of the limits simulation of radioactive waste disposal into water The correlation between composition, systems of international importance. 4:267 structure and properties of high-level waste liquid wastes solidification products. 4:643 Principal prerequisites and practice for using solidification deep aquifers for disposal of liquid Evaluation of solidification matrices radioactive wastes. 4:481 proposed for nuclear power plant radwaste. marine disposal 4:611 Options for the disposal of high-level Management of radioactive waste. An radioactive waste. 4:503 overview of the Indian programme. 4:409 netherlands vitrification Review of Netherlands programme for Management of high-level radioactive waste geological disposal of radioactive waste. (fission products). 4:143 4:467 RADIOACTIVE WASTE STORAGE: planning Management of high-level radioactive waste Industrial aspects of radioactive waste (fission products). 4:143 management in Western Europe. 4:369 200 SUBJECT INDEX

coordinated research programs RADIOLOGICAL PROTECTION: Present trends in radioactive waste See RADIATION PROTECTION management policies in OECD countries, RAJASTHAN-1 REACTOR: and related international co-operative Experience from the construction and efforts. 4:111 operation of the Tarapur and Rajasthan feasibility studies nuclear power stations. 6:489 Radioactive waste in the Federal Republic of RAJASTHAN-2 REACTOR: Germany. 4:395 Experience from the construction and geologic deposits operation of the Tarapur and Rajasthan Options for the disposal of high-level nuclear power stations. 6:489 radioactive waste. 4:503 RAPS-1 REACTOR: planning See RAJASTHAN-1 REACTOR Industrial aspects of radioactive waste RAPS-2 REACTOR: management in Western Europe. 4:369 See RAJASTHAN-2 REACTOR Sweden RAPSODIE REACTOR: Handling waste at Swedish nuclear power plutonium recycle plants. 4:561 A closed fuel cycle. Rapsodie. 3:353 RADIOACTIVE WASTES: reactor operation See also RADIOACTIVE EFFLUENTS Programme and status o f the development cost benefit analysis of the fast breeder reactor system in A cost/benefit analysis of methods for France. 1:371 controlling the release of radioactive RARE EARTH COMPOUNDS: materials in the nuclear fuel cycle. 4:351 See also MONAZITES mining RARE GASES: Management o f wastes containing See also KRYPTON radioactivity from mining and milling REACTOR ACCIDENTS: uranium ores in Northern Australia. 4:529 See also LOSS OF COOLANT; radiation hazards MELTDOWN An assessment methodology of after-heat removal environmental risks associated with Safety analysis of the THTR-300-MW(e) radioactive waste management. 4:291 prototype reactor and future HTRs under solidification extreme accident conditions. 5:375 Development of radioactive waste statistics management at the Japan Atom ic Energy The Rasmussen report. A retrospective and Research Institute. 4:455 prospective view. 5:299 transport REACTOR COMPONENTS: Management of high-level and alpha-bearing See also FUEL ELEMENTS; FUEL PINS; wastes. 4:125 FUEL RODS; REACTOR COOLING waste management SYSTEMS; SPENT FUEL ELEMENTS An assessment methodology of fabrication environmental risks associated with Experience in the manufacture of nuclear radioactive waste management. 4:291 equipment in India. 6:537 Goals and criteria for the management of india nuclear wastes. Rethinking the problem. Experience in the manufacture of nuclear 4:381 equipment in India. 6:537 Management and control of radioactive REACTOR CONTROL SYSTEMS: waste from uranium milling operations in Control of technical safety during normal the United States of America. 4:545 reactor operation. 5:577 Management o f radioactive waste and Safety of heavy water reactors. 5:335 plutonium in the Swedish perspective. 4:447 REACTOR COOLING SYSTEMS: Radioactive waste management in Belgium. gas cooled reactors 4:419 Physical and technical aspects of nuclear Safety and protection aspects of the and chemical safety of nuclear power management of high-level radioactive stations with N20< gas-cooled fast reactors. wastes. 5:839 5:725 Waste management implications of irradiated REACTOR DECOMMISSIONING: nuclear fuel storage. 4:597 Decommissioning of nuclear facilities. 4:795 RADIOISOTOPES: economics See also CARBON 14; IODINE 129; Technical and economic aspects of nuclear KRYPTON 85; TRITIUM; URANIUM 235 power plant decommissioning. 4:211 SUBJECT INDEX 201

REACTOR FUEL ELEMENTS: REACTOR SAFETY EXPERIMENTS: See FUEL ELEMENTS europe REACTOR FUELS: European in-pile investigations of fast See NUCLEAR FUELS breeder reactor safety. 5:701 REACTOR INTERNALS: REACTOR SITES: See REACTOR COMPONENTS italy REACTOR LICENSING: Developments in siting for nuclear facilities bilateral agreements in Italy. 5:517 International exchange of safety and seismic effects licensing information. 6:633 Developments in siting for nuclear facilities coordinated research programs in Italy. 5:517 Evaluation of experience and trends in REACTOR SITING: international co-operation in nuclear safety See SITE SELECTION and licensing. 5:61 RECYCLE (FUEL): france See FUEL CYCLE Regulatory requirements and administrative RECYCLING (FUEL): practices in the safety of nuclear See REPROCESSING installations. 5:155 REGULATIONS: Imfbr type reactors See also LICENSING REGULATIONS; Licensing decisions and safety research TRANSPORT REGULATIONS related to LMFBR accidents. 5:675 REPROCESSING: REACTOR MATERIALS: See also FLUORIDE VOLATILITY See also NUCLEAR FUELS; SOLID PROCESS; PUREX PROCESS FUELS; SPENT FUELS fission product release REACTOR PROTECTION SYSTEMS: Release of volatile fission products from See also ECCS atomic power stations and fuel reprocessing REACTOR SAFETY: facilities to the atmosphere and the outlook The Rasmussen report. A retrospective and for their recovery. 4:667 prospective view. 5:299 fuel elements bilateral agreements Basic problems in reprocessing spent fuel International exchange of safety and elements of nuclear power plants. 2:75 licensing information. 6:633 international cooperation bwr type reactors International co-operation in the supply of Nuclear power plant safety. The merits of nuclear fuel cycle services. 3:35 separation. 5:203 Status and prospects for reprocessing. 2:93 Safety considerations for light water reactors RESEARCH AND TEST REACTORS: in Sweden. 5:289 See also BOR-60 REACTOR; JOYO coordinated research programs REACTOR; LOFT REACTOR; RAPSODIE Evaluation of experience and trends in REACTOR; RESEARCH REACTORS international co-operation in nuclear safety RESEARCH REACTORS: and licensing. 5:61 developing countries NORHAV - a Nordic reactor safety The nuclear fuel cycle for research and evaluation project. 5:113 power reactors. 6:193 international cooperation RESIDUES (RADIOACTIVE): Safety practices and standards, developments See RADIOACTIVE WASTES and incentives for international co­ RIVERS: operation. . 5:77 See also DANUBE RIVER legal aspects ROCKS: Safety considerations of PWRs. 5:267 See also SHALES lmfbr type reactors ROD BUNDLES: Safety of the liquid-metal cooled fast breeder See FUEL ELEMENT CLUSTERS reactor and aspects o f its fuel cycle. 5:661 RODS (FUEL): planning See FUEL RODS UK experience of safety requirements for ROMANIA: thermal reactor stations. 5:141 fuel fabrication plants testing Some aspects of the implementation of a Full-scale reactor safety experiments nuclear fuel technology project. 6:581 performed in the Marviken Rower Station, RUMANIA: Sweden. 5:325 See ROMANIA SAFEGUARDS: See also DOMESTIC SAFEGUARDS; IAEA 202 SUBJECT INDEX

SAFEGUARDS netherlands International co-operation in the supply of Risk analysis o f the fuel cycle in the nuclear fuel and fuel cycle services. 3:19 Netherlands. 5:179 canada nuclear facilities Regulatory control of radioactivity and of Safety requirements and safety experience of the nuclear fuel cycle in Canada. 5:121 nuclear facilities in the Federal Republic of Czechoslovakia Germany; 5:131 Destructive and non-destructive methods for reliability controlling nuclear materials for safeguards State of the art and perspectives for French purposes in Czechoslovakia. 7:577 reliability studies in the nuclear field. 5:497 education Sweden Non-destructive assay technology and Full-scale reactor safety experiments automated ’’real-time” materials control. performed in the Marviken Power Station, 7:597 Sweden. 5:325 efficiency united kingdom Assurance of the effectiveness of safeguards. Criteria for guidance in the safety 7:367 assessment of nuclear installations in the Current technical issues in international United Kingdom. 5:37 safeguards. 7:457 usa euratom US nuclear safety. Review and experience. The Euratom safeguards system as a 5:3 regional control system. 7:431 SAFETY STANDARDS: fuel cycle See also MAXIMUM PERMISSIBLE Development and application of safeguards EXPOSURE techniques in the nuclear fuel cycle of the The principal approaches to the problem of European Community. 7:543 nuclear power plant safety in the USSR. italy 5:17 Experience on the application of safeguards international cooperation systems to Italian nuclear power plants. The development of IAEA safety codes and 7:485 guides for thermal neutron nuclear power japan plants. 5:51 Present status and development of Japan’s nuclear industry safeguards system. 7:503 Regulatory retirements for radiation nuclear materials management protection. 4:63 International safeguards in large-scale recommendations nuclear facilities. 7:465 Aspects of nuclear safety at power plants plutonium isotopes and fuel cycle plants in the USSR. 5:755 Checks based on neutron emission at fuel SCANDINAVIA: fabrication and reprocessing plants. 7:559 See also FINLAND; SWEDEN usa SCHMEHAUSEN THTR REACTOR: Assurance of the effectiveness of safeguards. See THTR-300 REACTOR 7:367 SCHNELLER NATRIUMGEKUEHLTER RE: SAFETY: See SNR REACTOR See also REACTOR SAFETY SEAS: SAFETY (NUCLEAR): See also ATLANTIC OCEAN; BALTIC See RADIATION PROTECTION SEA; NORTH SEA SAFETY (REACTOR): SEAWATER: See REACTOR SAFETY desalination SAFETY ANALYSIS: Near-term feasibility of nuclear reactors for federal republic of germany seawater desalting. Coupling of standard Analysis of LOCA in the Federal Republic condensing nuclear power stations to low- o f Germany. 5:457 grade heat multieffect distillation plants. Safety requirements and safety experience of 6:433 nuclear facilities in the Federal Republic of natural uranium Germany. 5:131 Recovery o f uranium from natural waters. france 2:417 French studies on blow-down accident in uranium light water reactors. 5:441 Extraction o f uranium from sea-water. 2:431 State o f the art and perspectives for French SEPARATION NOZZLE METHOD: reliability studies in the nuclear field. 5:497 performance The separation nozzle process for uranium SUBJECT INDEX 2 0 3

isotope enrichment. 3:161 REACTOR; SNR REACTOR; SUPER SEPARATION PROCESSES: PHENIX REACTOR See also DESALINATION; DUAL safety analysis TEMPERATURE PROCESS; FLUORIDE Safety of sodium-cooled fast reactors. 5:605 VOLATILITY PROCESS; GAS SOL-GEL PROCESS: CENTRIFUGATION; GASEOUS uranium oxides DIFFUSION PROCESS; ISOTOPE Preparation of UO 2 dense spherical particles SEPARATION; PUREX PROCESS; by the sol-gel technique. 3:467 REPROCESSING; SEPARATION NOZZLE SOLAR ENERGY: METHOD forecasting SGHWR REACTOR: Nuclear energy at the turning point. 1:761 fuel pins SOLAR POWER PLANTS: SGHWR fuel performance, safety and comparative evaluations reliability. 2:607 Energy analysis of nuclear power plants and reactor safety their fuel cycle. 1:723 SGHWR safety design and evaluation. 5:359 SOLID FUELS: UK experience of safety requirements for irradiation thermal reactor stations. 5:141 German-Brazilian co-operation on fuel SHALES: irradiation. 6:567 uranium SOLID HOMOGENEOUS REACTORS: Uranium production from low-grade Swedish See also PEBBLE BED REACTORS; THTR- shale. 2:407 300 REACTOR uranium ores SOLIDIFICATION: Technological problems concerning the ■ simulation complex recovery of uranium and The correlation between composition, accompanying elements from sedimentary structure and properties of high-level waste ores. 2:445 solidification products. 4:643 SHIPS: SOUTH AFRICA: See also NS OTTO HAHN isotope separation SITE SELECTION: Development and progress of the South bulgaria African enrichment project. 3:171 Experience of nuclear power station SOUTH AMERICA: construction in the People’s Republic of See also ARGENTINA; BRAZIL Bulgaria. 6:481 SOVIET UNION: italy See USSR Developments in siting for nuclear facilities SPAIN: in Italy. 5:517 atomic energy law SITES (NUCLEAR INSTALLATIONS): The legal framework in Spain for a nuclear See NUCLEAR FACILITIES programme. 6:67 SITES (REACTOR): nuclear power See REACTOR SITES The importance of quality assurance in SLUGS (FUEL): establishing nuclear power programmes. See FUEL RODS Spanish experience. 6:617 SNR REACTOR: Nuclear power training programmes in fuel pins Spain. 6:315 Introducing experimental evidence in the waste management critical aspects of SNR fuel design. 3:395 Spanish programme for disposal of SNR-1 REACTOR: radioactive wastes. 4:437 See SNR REACTOR SPENT FUEL CASKS: SNR-300 REACTOR: See CASKS See SNR REACTOR SPENT FUEL ELEMENTS: SOCIOLOGY: fluoride volatility process Review of research on identification of ■ Basic problems of fast-reactor fuel recovery. factors influencing social response to 3:603 technological risks. 7:95 safeguards SODIUM COOLED REACTORS: The nuclear fuel cycle for research and See also BELOYARSK-3 REACTOR; BN- power reactors. 6:193 350 REACTOR; BOR-60 REACTOR; solvent extraction CLINCH RIVER BREEDER REACTOR; Basic problems of fast-reactor fuel recovery. MONJU REACTOR; PFR REACTOR; 3:603 PHENIX REACTOR; RAPSODIE 204 SUBJECT INDEX

SPENT FUEL STORAGE: STEAM GENERATORS: Waste management implications of irradiated failures nuclear fuel storage. 4:597 Safety analysis of the THTR-300-MW(e) canada prototype reactor and future HTRs under Management of radioactive wastes from extreme accident conditions. 5:375 nuclear fuels and power plants in Canada. leaks 4:167 Evaluation of local accidents in fast breeder criticality reactors. 5:685 Criticality control and long-term storage of STEELS: spent fuel. 5:807 embrittlement SPENT FUELS: Studies on the pressure boundary failure and fuel reprocessing plants the loss-of-coolant accident. 5:425 Indian experience in fuel reprocessing. 3:571 STORAGE: land transport See also RADIOACTIVE WASTE Experience of European irradiated fuel STORAGE; SPENT FUEL STORAGE transport - the first four hundred tonnes. STORAGE (SPENT FUEL): 4:767 See SPENT FUEL STORAGE Irradiated fuel transport and handling STRIP MINING: system adopted for Electricite de France’s See M IN IN G nuclear power plants. 4:731 SUPER PHENIX REACTOR: Status and future aspects o f nuclear material safety analysis transport in the Federal Republic of Safety requirements and options for a large Germany. 4:757 fast neutron reactor. 5:591 United States experience in the transport of specifications radioactive materials. 4:781 Programme and status of the development maritime transport of the fast breeder reactor system in Research and development of spent-fuel France. 1:371 shipping casks and the criteria for sea­ SUPERHEATING : going vessels carrying them. 4:697 See also NUCLEAR SUPERHEATING Some United Kingdom experience and SURFACE MINING: practice in the packaging and transport of See M IN IN G irradiated fuel. 4:745 SURFACE WATERS: reprocessing See also ATLANTIC OCEAN; BALTIC Developments in reprocessing technology for SEA; DANUBE RIVER; NORTH SEA high-temperature and fast-breeder fuels. SWEDEN: . 3:673 district heating Management of radioactive waste and Reactor waste heat utilization and district plutonium in the Swedish perspective. 4:447 heating reactors. 1:641 Reprocessing technology in the HTGR fuel public relations cycle. 3:661 Public education for energy policy decisions. Reprocessing technology for present water- 7:137 reactor fuels. 3:593 reactor safety safeguards Safety considerations for light water reactors The nuclear fuel cycle for research and in Sweden. 5:289 power reactors. 6:193 shales transport Uranium production from low-grade Swedish Co-operation of the CMEA member shale. 2:407 countries in the development of different uranium reactor types, including certain aspects of Uranium production from low-grade Swedish their nuclear fuel cycle. 1:15 shale. 2:407 Spent nuclear fuel transport problems. 4:709 waste management transport regulations Handling waste at Swedish nuclear power Experience with the use and application of plants. 4:561 regulations governing transport of irradiated Management o f radioactive waste and fuels and plutonium. 4:195 plutonium in the Swedish perspective. 4:447 STANDARDS (SAFETY): SWITZERLAND: See SAFETY STANDARDS nuclear power STEAM GENERATING HEAVY WAT. R.: Interaction between control and acceptance See SGHWR REACTOR of nuclear energy in Switzerland. Aims and implementation. 7:237 SUBJECT INDEX 205

TANK TYPE REACTORS: THORIUM REACTORS: See also LOFT REACTOR See also THTR-300 REACTOR TARAPUR-1 REACTOR: THORIUM-HOCHTEMP. PROTOT. REA.: Experience from the construction and See THTR-300 REACTOR operation of the Tarapur and Rajasthan THTR-300 REACTOR: nuclear power stations. 6:489 after-heat removal TARAPUR-2 REACTOR: Safety analysis of the THTR-300-MW(e) Experience from the construction and prototype reactor and future HTRs under operation of the Tarapur and Rajasthan extreme accident conditions. 5:375 nuclear power stations. 6:489 TIN ALLOYS: TEACHING: See also ZIRCALOY 4 See EDUCATION TRADE: TEST REACTORS: See also NUCLEAR TRADE See also LOFT REACTOR; RAPSODIE TRADE (NUCLEAR): REACTOR See NUCLEAR TRADE THERMAL POWER PLANTS: TRAINING: See also FOSSIL-FUEL POWER PLANTS; See EDUCATION NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS TRANSITION ELEMENT ALLOYS: THERMAL REACTORS: See also STEELS; ZIRCALOY 4 See also ATUCHA REACTOR; TRANSITION ELEMENTS: BELOYARSK-2 REACTOR; CANDU TYPE See also MOLYBDENUM; VANADIUM REACTORS; JATR REACTOR; KANUPP TRANSPORT REGULATIONS: REACTOR; LOVIISA-1 REACTOR; Experience with the use and application of RAJASTHAN-1 REACTOR; RAJASTHAN-2 regulations governing transport of irradiated REACTOR; SGHWR REACTOR; fuels and plutonium. 4:195 TARAPUR-1 REACTOR; TARAPUR-2 TRANSPORTABLE REACTORS: REACTOR; THTR-300 REACTOR; WAGR See also PACKAGE REACTORS REACTOR; WWER TYPE REACTORS TRANSURANIUM COMPOUNDS: plutonium recycle See also PLUTONIUM CARBIDES; Prospects for the establishment of plutonium PLUTONIUM DIOXIDE; PLUTONIUM recycle in thermal reactors in the Foratom NITRIDES countries. Status and assessment. 3:271 TRANSURANIUM ELEMENTS: THERMONUCLEAR REACTORS: See also PLUTONIUM european communities TREATIES: The role of fusion in the future of nuclear See also NON-PROLIFERATION TREATY power: A European point o f view. 1:473 TRITIUM: forecasting fuel reprocessing plants The role of fusion as a future power source. Tritium formation and elimination in light- 1:493 water nuclear plants. 4:651 THORIUM: radioecological concentration fuel cycle Release of volatile fission products from The thorium fuel cycle in water-moderated atomic power stations and fuel reprocessing reactor systems. 2:55 facilities to the atmosphere and the outlook The thorium fuel cycle. 2:37 for their recovery. 4:667 ore enrichment separation processes Status of thorium technology. 2:457 Retention of gaseous isotopes. 4:681 safeguards TUMORS: Destructive and non-destructive methods for See NEOPLASMS controlling nuclear materials for safeguards TURKEY: purposes in Czechoslovakia. 7:577 nuclear power plants THORIUM COMPOUNDS: Scope and assignments of a consultant in See also MONAZITES the selection and construction of a nuclear THORIUM MINERALS: power plant. Application to a project in See also MONAZITES Turkey. 6:201 THORIUM ORES: UAR: prospecting See EGYPTIAN ARAB REPUBLIC Uranium and thorium resources and ULTRACENTRIFUGE ENRICHMENT PLA: development of techniques and equipment See CENTRIFUGE ENRICHMENT for their prospection. 2:271 PLANTS THORIUM PHOSPHATES: See also MONAZITES 206 SUBJECT INDEX

UNDERGROUND DISPOSAL: power demand Radioactive waste disposal in geological Industrial and commercial considerations formations. 4:337 affecting future uranium supply and aquifers demand. 2:131 Principal prerequisites and practice for using production deep aquifers for disposal of liquid Uranium production from low-grade Swedish radioactive wastes. 4:481 shale. 2:407 radioactive wastes prospecting Management of radioactive wastes from Evaluation of modern uranium prospecting nuclear fuels and power plants in Canada. techniques. 2:249 4:167 Isotopic dating methods in nuclear raw salt deposits materials prospecting. 2:315 Review of Netherlands programme for Prospects and problems of nuclear power in geological disposal of radioactive waste. the Philippines. 6:551 4:467 quantitative chemical analysis UNDERGROUND MINING: Destructive and non-destructive methods for See M IN IN G controlling nuclear materials for safeguards UNION OF SOVIET SOC REPS: purposes in Czechoslovakia. 7:577 See USSR reserves UNITED ARAB REPUBLIC: Industrial and commercial considerations See EGYPTIAN ARAB REPUBLIC affecting future uranium supply and UNITED KINGDOM: demand. 2:131 fbr type reactors safeguards Status and programme for the fast breeder Destructive and non-destructive methods for reactor in thé United Kingdom. 1:425 controlling nuclear materials for safeguards fuel reprocessing plants purposes in Czechoslovakia. 7:577 Fast-reactor fuel reprocessing in the United seawater Kingdom. 3:615 Extraction of uranium from sea-water. 2:431 nuclear power shales CEGB experience of public communication. Technological problems concerning the 7:145 complex recovery of uranium and UK experience of planning the nuclear accompanying elements from sedimentary contribution to the UK power programme. ores. 2:445 1:175 solvent extraction reactor decommissioning Recovery of uranium from phosphoric acid. Decommissioning of nuclear facilities. 4:795 2:377 reactor safety spent fuel elements UK experience of safety requirements for Italian experience with pilot reprocessing thermal reactor stations. 5:141 plants. 3:547 safety analysis URANIUM CARBIDES: Critèria for guidance in the safety nuclear fuels assessment of nuclear installations in the Behaviour of advanced fast-breeder fuels at United Kingdom. 5:37 high power density. 3:511 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA: physical radiation effects See USA Advances in carbide fuel element URALS ATOMIC POWER STATION: development for application to fast reactors. See BELOYARSK-2 REACTOR; 3:493 BELOYARSK-3 REACTOR reduction URANIUM: Technological aspects of fuel production for See also NATURAL URANIUM different power reactors. 3:477 fuel cycle URANIUM COMPOUNDS: Demand and supply estimates for the See also URANIUM CARBIDES; nuclear fuel cycle. 2:101 URANIUM DIOXIDE; URANIUM geologic deposits NITRIDES; URANIUM OXIDES; U308 Isotopic dating methods in nuclear raw URANIUM CONCENTRATES: materials prospecting. 2:315 Uranium and thorium resources and isotope separation development of techniques and equipment Availability of enrichment services. 2:145 for their prospection. 2:271 Uranium enrichment by centrifugation in URANIUM DIOXIDE: Japan. 3:153 fuel particles A process for the preparation of uranium SUBJECT INDEX 207

dioxide particles by deposition in a fluidized fuel particles bed. 2:557 Preparation of UO 2 dense spherical particles URANIUM ENRICHMENT: by the sol-gel technique. 3:467 See ISOTOPE SEPARATION URANIUM 235: URANIUM ENRICHMENT PLANTS: gaseous diffusion process See ISOTOPE SEPARATION PLANTS Uranium enrichment by the gaseous URANIUM ISOTOPES: diffusion process. 3:111 See also URANIUM 235 isotope separation URANIUM NITRIDES: New processes for uranium isotope nuclear fuels separation. 3:215 Behaviour of advanced fast-breeder fuels at separation nozzle method high power density. 3:511 The separation nozzle process for uranium URANIUM ORES: isotope enrichment. 3:161 See also URANIUM CONCENTRATES US ERDA: australia planning Uranium exploration in Australia. 2:259 National energy programmes and plans of exploration the USA. 1:143 New developments in the techniques of safeguards uranium exploration in Egypt. Case Assurance of the effectiveness of safeguards. histories for exploration under arid '7:367 conditions. 2:301 US NATL ENVIRONMENT POLICY ACT: Uranium exploration and evaluation Public acceptance of nuclear power in the techniques. 2:237 United States of America. Role of the geochemical surveys National Environmental Policy Act. 7:255 Distribution patterns of uranium deposits US N RC: and methods of evaluating them. 2:329 bilateral agreements milling International exchange of safety and Management and control of radioactive licensing information. 6:633 waste from uranium milling operations in safeguards the United States o f America. 4:545 Assurance of the effectiveness of safeguards. ore processing 7:367 New techniques for the treatment of safety standards uranium ores. 2:355 US nuclear safety. Review and experience. Non-filtration method of processing uranium 5:3 ores. 2:393 US ORGANIZATIONS: Technological problems concerning the See also US ERDA; US NRC complex recovery of uranium and USA: accompanying elements from sedimentary breeder reactors ores. 2:445 MSR (Pu converters) and MSBRs in radiometric sorting commercial nuclear power stations. 1:531 The radiometric enrichment of poor uranium bwr type reactors ores. 2:365 The Rasmussen report. A retrospective and Sweden prospective view. 5:299 Uranium production from low-grade Swedish energy policy shale. 2:407 National energy programmes and plans of usa the USA. 1:143 A new approach for geochemical surveys of The role of nuclear power in meeting future large areas for uranium resource potential. US energy needs. 1:203 2:285 fuel cycle ussr Large-scale fuel cycle centres. 3:709 Distribution patterns of uranium deposits PWR and BWR light water reactor systems and methods of evaluating them. 2:329 in the USA and their fuel cycle. 1:267 waste management geochemical surveys Management of wastes containing A new approach for geochemical surveys of radioactivity from mining and milling large areas for uranium resource potential. uranium ores in Northern Australia. 4:529 2:285 URANIUM OXIDE FUEL PLANT: molten salt reactors See MIXED OXIDE FUEL PLANT MSR (Pu converters) and MSBRs in URANIUM OXIDES: commercial nuclear power stations. 1:531 See also URANIUM DIOXIDE; U308 208 SUBJECT INDEX

nuclear fuels uranium International co-operation in the supply of Distribution patterns of uranium deposits nuclear fuel and fuel cycle services. 3:19 and methods of evaluating them. 2:329 nuclear power U 308: Addressing the nuclear controversy on production university campuses. 7:175 Industrial integration of the fuel cycle in The debate on nuclear power. 7:3 Argentina. 6:501 New directions in fission energy research VANADIUM: and development in the United States of shales America. 1:415 Technological problems concerning the Public acceptance of nuclear power in the complex recovery of uranium and United States of America. Role of the accompanying elements from sedimentary National Environmental Policy Act. 7:255 ores. 2:445 Public acceptance of nuclear power in the VAPOR GENERATORS: United States of America. 7:197 See also STEAM GENERATORS The role of nuclear power in meeting future VESSELS (PRESSURE): US energy needs. 1:203 See PRESSURE VESSELS plutonium recycle WAGR REACTOR: Benefit/cost analysis of plutonium recycle reactor decommissioning options in the United States of America. Decommissioning of nuclear facilities. 4:795 3:289 WAK: pwr type reactors operation The Rasmussen report. A retrospective and Fuel reprocessing and waste treatment at prospective view. 5:299 Karlsruhe Nuclear Research Centre. 3:579 safeguards WASTE BURIAL: Assurance of the effectiveness of safeguards. See UNDERGROUND DISPOSAL 7:367 WASTE DISPOSAL: waste management See also RADIOACTIVE WASTE Management and control of radioactive DISPOSAL; UNDERGROUND DISPOSAL waste from uranium milling operations in WASTE MANAGEMENT: the United States of America. 4:545 See also RADIOACTIVE WASTE USSR: DISPOSAL; RADIOACTIVE WASTE fbr type reactors PROCESSING; RADIOACTIVE WASTE The present status of the fast reactor STORAGE; UNDERGROUND DISPOSAL; programme in the USSR. 1:393 WASTE PROCESSING fuel reprocessing plants An assessment methodology of Economic aspects of the development of environmental risks associated with nuclear power and fuel-cycle plants in the radioactive waste management. 4:291 USSR. 1:695 australia lwgr type reactors Management of wastes containing The development of uranium-graphite radioactivity from mining and milling channel reactors in the USSR. 1:335 uranium ores in Northern Australia. 4:529 nuclear parks belgium Nuclear energy centres and the economic Radioactive waste management in Belgium. and ecological problems of, nuclear power 4:419 development. 3:695 Canada nuclear power Management of radioactive wastes from Development of the nuclear power industry nuclear fuels and power plants in Canada. in the USSR. 1:323 4:167 Economic aspects of the development of containment nuclear power and fuel-cycle plants in the Safety and protection aspects of the USSR. 1:695 management of high-level radioactive Nuclear power and its significance in the wastes. 5:839 USSR as a source o f energy. 1:127 egyptian arab republic reactor safety Future fuel cycle requirements and Aspects of nuclear safety at power plants radioactive waste management plans for and fuel cycle plants in the USSR. 5:755 Egypt’s nuclear power programme. 6:173 The principal approaches to the problem of federal republic of germany nuclear power plant safety in the USSR. Radioactive waste in the Federal Republic of 5:17 Germany. 4:395 Waste management in the Federal Republic SUBJECT INDEX 209

of Germany. A survey of policy and LOFT REACTOR; LOVIISA-I REACTOR; research and development. 4:157 LWGR TYPE REACTORS; PWR TYPE forecasting REACTORS; SGHWR REACTOR; Industrial aspects of radioactive waste TARAPUR-1 REACTOR; TARAPUR-2 management in Western Europe. 4:369 REACTOR; WWER TYPE REACTORS india spent fuel storage Management of radioactive waste. An Criticality control and long-term storage of overview of the Indian programme. 4:409 spent fuel. 5:807 japan WATER MODERATED REACTORS: Development of radioactive waste See also BWR TYPE REACTORS; LOFT management at the Japan A tom ic Energy REACTOR; LOVIISA-I REACTOR; PWR Research Institute. 4:455 TYPE REACTORS; TARAPUR-l mining REACTOR; TARAPUR-2 REACTOR; Management of wastes containing WWER TYPE REACTORS radioactivity from mining and milling WIEDERAUFARBEITUNGSANLAGE KARL: uranium ores in Northern Australia. 4:529 See W AK oe'cd WINDSCALE ADV. GAS-COOLED RE.: Present trends in radioactive waste See WAGR REACTOR management policies in OECD countries, WORKERS: and related international co-operative See PERSONNEL efforts. 4:111 WWER TYPE REACTORS: planning See also LOVIISA-1 REACTOR Future fuel cycle requirements and economics radioactive waste management plans for Ways of improving the economic indices of Egypt’s nuclear power programme. 6:173 nuclear power stations with light-water spain cooled and moderated reactors. 1:669 Spanish programme for disposal of . nuclear materials management radioactive wastes. 4:437 Some technical aspects of accounting for Sweden and control of nuclear material at nuclear Handling waste at Swedish nuclear power fuel cycle facilities in the USSR. 7:525 plants. 4:561 reactor safety Management of radioactive waste and Problems of WWER reactor safety. 5:247 plutonium in the Swedish perspective. 4:447 YEARS LIVING RADIOISOTOPES: usa See also CARBON 14; IODINE 129; Goals and criteria for the management of KRYPTON 85; TRITIUM; URANIUM 235 nuclear wastes. Rethinking the problem. YELLOW CAKE: 4:381 See U 308 Management and control of radioactive ZIRCALOY: waste from uranium milling operations in See also ZIRCALOY 4 the United States o f America. 4:545 ZIRCALOY 4: WASTE PROCESSING: elongation See also RADIOACTIVE WASTE Behaviour of light-water reactor fuel PROCESSING elements under accident conditions. 2:673 solidification oxidation Development of methods of solidification Studies on the pressure boundary failure and and burial of radioactive wastes from the the loss-of-coolant accident. 5:425 fuel cycle. 4:625 ZIRCONIUM ALLOYS: WASTE STORAGE: See also ZIRCALOY 4 See also RADIOACTIVE WASTE STORAGE ZIRCONIUM BASE ALLOYS: WASTE TREATMENT: See also ZIRCALOY 4 See WASTE PROCESSING WASTES: See also RADIOACTIVE EFFLUENTS; RADIOACTIVE WASTES WATER: See also HEAVY WATER; SEAWATER WATER COOLED GRAPHITE MOD. REA: See LWGR TYPE REACTORS WATER COOLED REACTORS: See also BELOYARSK-2 REACTOR; BWR TYPE REACTORS; JATR REACTOR;

AUTHOR AND TRANSLITERATION INDEXES

AUTHOR INDEX

This index includes the names of authors of papers and of speakers in discussions and Round Tables. Numerals in parentheses indicate volume numbers; italic numerals refer to the first page o f a paper, while normal upright numerals refer to a comment in a discussion or Round Table. A Transliteration Index follows for authors’names occurring in the Proceedings in Cyrillic.

A Alfvén, H.: (1)19,21 Ali, M. Innas: (3) 723 Aas, S.: (2) 650 Allardice, R.H.: (3 )6 7 5 , 631 Abdel-Rassoul, A.A.: (4 )1 9 4 ; Allday, С.: (3 )5 5 ,7 4 9 ,7 5 1 ,7 5 2 , (5)751; (6) 43,173, 255 758 Abedinzadeh, R.: (3) 300, 301 ; Alonso, A.: (5) 860,867 (4) 235,251,315 Alvarez de Buergo, L.: (6) 358, Abrecht, P.: (1)29 359, 615, 677 AbuEid, Z.H.: (5) 805,862; Alves, R.N.: (6)45,65,66,85, (6 )3 5 7 659, 661, 662, 663 Ackermann, G.: (6)335 Amano, H.: (4 )4 5 5 Adar, J.: (6)433 Amanuma, T. : (2) 27, 35 ;.(3 ) 257 Afgan, N.: (6) 305 Ammar, A.A.: (2)301 Agapova, N.P.: (3) 323 Ammon, R.von: (3 )5 7 9 Agarwala, G.C.: (2 )5 7 7 Anastasijevic, P. : (6)305 Agrafiotis, D. : (1)309 Anderson, A .R .: (7 )4 7 7 ,6 1 5 Aguirre, Ë.J.: (6 )5 0 7 ,5 6 2 Anderson, E.B.: (2 )5 7 5 Ahmad, М.: (6 )7 7 5 Ando, Y .: (4 )6 9 7 Ahmed, J.: (4 )8 5 4 Andreescu, N.: (6) 581, 615 Ahsan, М.: (3 )7 2 5 Angelini, A.M.: (1) 755, 173, 174, Akutsu, H.: (5) 793, 805 745,751,756; (3)5 Albrecht, H.: (2 )6 7 5 Angelo, J.A. Jr.: (1) 80; (6) 15, 66, Alder, K.F.: (1) 7 3 9 ,7 5 7 255,357,358,467, 478 Alecu, М.: (6)557 Aochi, T.: (3) 727, 141 Aleite, W.: (6) 374,3 7 5 Aoki, S.: (4)697, 101; (5)233, Aleksandrov, A.P. : (1)189, 335 245, 246 Alekseev, A.M.: (1 )6 2 5 Araujo, R.de: (see under de Aleta, C.R.: (6) 557 Araujo, R.)

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Arcelli, G.: (2)491 Barchenkov, A.: (1 )7 5 Arendt, J.W.: (2) 285, 300 Baril, R.G.: (1)273 Ariemma, A.: (2 )4 9 7 ,5 0 3 ; Barnes, F.Q.: (2)249 ( 3 ) 259 Barré, B.: (2 )1 9 ,3 4 Arnal, T.: (7 )5 5 9 Bartels, W.C.: (7) 454,638,640 Arnold, W.H. Jr.: (5)267, 277 Battey, G.C.: (2)259,321 Arungu-Olende, S.: (7 )2 9 Baturov, B.B.: (1) 625, 655; Aston, D.: (3)743,151,152 (6 )4 4 9 Asyee, J.: (3 )1 5 2 Bauer, E.: (6) 273, 3 5 7, 3 58, 359, Auchapt, P.: (3 )5 2 9 662 Aupetit, М.: (4)731 Baujat, J.: (6 )4 0 1 ,4 4 7 Avery, D.G.: (3 )2 2 6 Baum, V.: (1 )3 9 ,5 7 Avery, R.: (5 )6 2 7 Baumgârtel, G .: (3 )5 7 9 Aybers, M.N.: (1) 1 5 2 ,1 7 3 ,2 4 8 , Baumgartner, F.: (3 )5 7 9 422; (2) 35, 130; (5) 139, 277, Bazin, J.: (4) 657 309,864; (6) 374,416,417 Becker, A.: (4 )2 5 3 Becker, E.W.: (3) 1 0 9 ,7 6 7 ,1 7 0 , 182 В Becker, K.H.: (6) 65, 661 Babaev, N. S.: (7 )5 2 5 Beckurts, K.-H.: (1) 349, 367 Badolato, G.: (3 )3 Belitskij, A.S.: (4 )7 5 3 Bagdasarov, Yu.E., (J.J.): (1) 435; Bellamy, R.G.: (3) 509, 526; (5) 7 7, 604, 605, 625, 683 (5) 659 Bagger, C.: (2)661 Belyaev, V.A. : (4)97 Bailly, H.: (3) 339 Beninson, D.: (4) 23, 61, 62, 845, Bailly, J.: (5) 701, 713 846, 847, 848, 850, 851, 852, Bain, A.S.: (2)595 8 53 ,8 5 5 Bairiot, H.: (2) 569, 579, 580, 594, Benmergui, A.: (5)591 621, 622 Bennett, B.: (4 )2 3 Baker, A .R .: (5) 645, 659 Bennett, C.A.: (2) 35; (7) 457, 483, Bakumenko, O.D.: (3) 647 484, 523, 632 Balakrishnan, M.R.: (6) 403 Bennett, G.L.: (5)549 Balaramamoorthy, K. : (2) 517 Bennett, L.L.: (3) 77 Ballagny, A.: (3)411 Berbano, M.C. : (4) 297 Balloffet, Y.: (3) 365 Bergenlid, U.: (2 )6 3 5 Balthesen, E.: (3)433 Berger, F.P.: (1 )6 8 2 Balu, K.: (4 )4 0 9 Bernard, C.: (2) 18; (4) 657 Balukova, V.D.: (4)481 Bertini, A.: (1)485 Barabas, K.: (6 )4 6 9 Bertonneau, R.: (4) 737 Barbalho, A.R.: (1 )5 5 ,1 0 1 Besse, G.: (1)377 Barbour, R.A.: (3 )7 77 Bethe, H.A.: ( 7 ) 3 ,1 6 ,1 7 Barbur, I.: (1 )7 5 Bhalla, N.S.: (2)271 AUTHOR INDEX

Bibilashvili, Yu.K.: (3) 525 Bujas, R.: (3)477 Biermann, W.: (3) 395 Bulkin, Yu.M.: (6)449 Bièvre, P.de: (see under de Bièvre, P.) Bullio, P.: (3 )7 5 5 ; (7) 217 Bilek, V.: (5 )2 7 9 Burch, W.D.: (3 )6 7 5 Birkhofer, A.: (5) 457, 471, 860, Burnazyan, A.I.: (4 )9 7 864,865, 867 Burnham, J.B.: (3) 289 Bishop, J.F.W.: (3) 3 0 1 ,3 7 6 ,377, Burton, W.R.: (5) 645 392,3 9 3 Buttemer, D.R.: (5) 775 Bishop, W.P.: (4)381 Butz, T.R.: (2) 285 Black, K.M.: (3 )7 0 9 Blanchard, P.: (3 )5 6 5 Blanco, R.E.: (4 )1 6 5 ,1 8 1 ,3 1 5 , С 351, 364,365; (5) 790 Blank, H.: (3)511 Cagle, G.W.: (2) 285 Blechschmidt, М.: (4 )7 5 7 Caldirola, P.: (3 )7 5 5 Bleyl, H.J.: (3 )5 7 9 Cameron, J.: (2) 101, 300 Blinov, V .A .: (4) 267 Candes, P.: (5 )5 5 9 Blomeke, J.O.: (4 )7 2 5 Cao, S.: (3 )5 4 7 Bobolovich, V.N.: (3) 695 Carlsson, O.: (2 )4 0 7 ,4 1 5 Bocek, М.: (2 )6 7 5 Camino, A.: (5)497, 515 Bodh, R.: (2 )6 5 5 Carteret, Y.: (3 )5 6 5 Boettcher, A.: (6) 655, 660, 662 Carvalho, H.G.de: (see under de Boiteux, М.: (1 )7 7 7 ,1 2 4 ,1 2 5 Carvalho, H.G.) Bonka, H.: (4 )5 7 7 Casarelli, G.C.: (3 )7 3 5 B^rresen, S.: (2)581 Castelli, G.F.: (3 )2 5 9 Bosevski, T.: (6)561 Castro Madero, С.: (6) 66 Botzian, R.E.: (7)641 Catchpole, S.: (7 )7 75 Boudry, М.: (3) 555 Catlin, R.J.: (3)77 Bourgeois, M. : (3) 655, 646 Cave, L.: (5 )7 3 9 Boussard, R.: (3) 32, 544, 578; Cecille, L. : (4) 575 (4) 679, 822 Challappa, S.: (6) 557 Boutonnet, G.: (2) 555, 455 Chamany, B.F.: (6) 403 Bowie, S.H.U.: (2) 237 Chamberlain, A.: (3) 277, 577 Bozzoni, T.: (2)491 Chambón, М.: (4) 745 Brandt, R.: (2) 527, 542, 592, 594 Chandramouli, V.A. : (2) 57 7 Bresesti, М.: (7) 543, 557, 616 Charlesworth, F.R.: (5) 745 Briec, М.: (4) 657 Charrault, J.C.: (1 )5 5 7 ; (3 )4 5 Brobst, W.A.: (4) 781 Chenier, Donna М.: (6) 655 Broda, E.: (7 )1 7 Cherkashov, Yu.M.: (1) 629; Brubaker, G.L.: (7 )2 5 5 , 264 (3) 722 Brune, W.: (6 )5 5 5 Chermanne, J. : ( 1 ) 545 Buck, С.: (3)615 Chernov, A.P.: (2 )5 6 5 216 AUTHOR INDEX

Chernyaev, V.A.: (1 )6 2 5 ; (3 )6 9 5 / Covarrubias, A. J. : ( 1 ) 233 (6) 449 Crawford, W.D.: (1) 267, 285, 286 Chewning, June S.: (6) 259, 357, Critoph, E.: (2 )5 5 662 Csik, B.J.: (1)233 Chowdhury, R.K.: (3) 723 Culler, F.L.: (2) 144, 233; (3) 545, Chugreev, N.S.: (2) 75 631, 646, 660, 737,739; Chumichev, V.B.: (4 )2 6 7 (4)725, 142 Churin, A.I.: (3 )6 9 5 Cunningham, G.W.: (3 )2 2 9 , 235; Cicognani, F.: (3 )2 5 9 (5) 627 Clauzon, P.: (5 )6 2 5 Cunningham, R.E.: (4)63 Clelland, D.W.: (4) 8 2 8 ,8 3 0 ,8 3 2 , Curtis, H.W.: (4) 767, 779 833,834,835,839 Curtis, R.T. : (5) 675 Clementel, E.: (3 )3 Cusworth, W.F.: (6 )3 5 9 Coates, J.H.: (3 )1 5 1 ,2 2 5 Cogné, F.: (5) 591 Cohen, R.L.: (1 )1 3 ,1 0 9 ,1 2 4 D Cohendy, G.: (4) 707,792 Coluccio, G.: (2) 491 da Costa, H.M.: (6)85 Cometto, М.: (2) 491 Dahlinger, A. : (3 )9 9 Conte, F.: (4 )5 5 9 Dahlman, R.C.: (4) 351 Copie, М.: (6) 193, 615 Dale, C.M.M.: (6 )4 5 Coppa, R.C.: (6)501 Dale, G.C.: (5)141 Corbet, P.A.: (7 )1 7 Damodaran, K.K.: (6)325 Cordero Gómez, G.: (2) 377, 392 Dastidar, P.R.: (5) 357; (6) 564 Cordier, J.P.: (4)611 Dáunert, U.: (1 )4 5 5 ; (3 )4 6 5 Corretjer, Luz.: (6 )6 7 Davids, J.: (4 )2 1 ,8 5 5 Corynen, G.C.: (4 )6 1 ,7 7 9 Davies, J.E.O.: (1)273 Cosentino, J.O.: (6) 17, 29, 562, Davis, W. Jr.: (4)557 563,565 Davis, W.K.: (3) 745,749,751, Costa, H.M.da (see under 754, 756, 757,759 da Costa, H.M.) Davydov, E.F.: (3 )3 2 5 Costa, L.: (3) 353 Deal, L.J.: (4 )5 4 5 Costello, J.M.: (1) 542; (2) 362, de Araujo, R.: (6) 45 415; (3) 125,300,452,453, de Bièvre, P.: (1)543 544,645,671; (4)61, 123, de Carvalho, H.G.: (5)231 141, 315, 527,529, 542,641 de Gaspar, D.: (7) 29 Couchman, D.L.: (6 )2 5 9 Dejonghe, P.: (4) 407, 479, 435, Coudert, C.: (5)497 596 Coulon, P.: (3 )5 6 5 Delafosse, J.: (2) 527 Courcon, P.: (3 )3 6 5 Delayre, R.: (1) 297; (3) 249 Couture, J.: (3) 529, 544, 545, de los Santos, A.: (6) 67 633 Delpeyroux, P.: (3) 365, 316 AUTHOR INDEX 217

Demidovich, N.N.: (4 )6 6 7 Effat, K.E.A.: (6) 141, 173, 256; Dem’yanovich, M.A.:. (3) 603 (1) 4 5 3 ,4 5 4 Denise, R.P.: ( 5)675 Efimov, E.: (5 )7 5 5 Denisov, V.P.: (5) 247 Egorov, I.A.: (1 )3 2 3 de Nordwall, J.H.: (1 )5 5 7 Eichler, R.: (2 )5 5 7 Deramaix, P.: (2 )5 6 9 Eickelpasch, N.: (3)305 Dergachev, N P.: (1) 109, 125, 153, Einav, A.: (6) 447 266,695; (2) 5.16; (3) 141, Eklund, S.: (1) 797 152,323; (4) 588, 609 El-Fouly, M.F.: (6 )1 5 ,7 4 7 Derry, D.R.: (2) 249 El-Ghawaby, M.A.: (2) 301 de Souza, J.A.M.: (6) 45, 85 El-Hinnawi, E.: (6) 659; (7) 57 Detilleux, E.: (4) 807, 823 El-Kassas, I.A.: (2)301 de Vulpian, B.: (1 )2 9 7 Elkouby, A .: (1 )2 9 7 Dias, J.W.: (6 )5 6 7 El-Rakaiby, M.M. : (2)301 Dienst, W.: (3)493,509,510 ■ El-Saiedi, A.F.: (6)747 Dierkes, P. : (7) 283 . El-Sayed, A.A.: (6)173 Dikarev, V.: (5) 755 El-Sharkawy, E.: (6)747 di Primio, J.C. : (6) 593, 6 15 El-Shazly, E.M.: (2)301 Dobson, J.K.: (1)273 Emel’yanov, i.Ya.: (3) 695; (5) 385 D(¿derlein, J.M.: (1)43,211 Engelmann, P.: ( 1 ) 349 Dolezal, J.: (3 )4 6 7 Enzmann, H.F.: (5 )8 6 3 Dolgov, V.V.: (4 )6 2 5 Erb, D.E.: (1 )3 4 9 Dollé, L.: (4)651 Erbacher, F.: (2)673 Dollezhal’ , N. A. : ( 1 ) 335, 625; Erdôsi, N.: (6 )3 7 ( 3 ) 695 Eremeev, A.N.: (2) 329 Donoghue, J.K.: (5) 743, 751, 752, Ericson, L.: (5) 325 7 5 3 ,7 9 0 Ertel, D.: (3 )5 7 9 Dubovskij, B.G.: (5) 755 Estavoyer, М.: (3) 392; (5) 625 Dumesnil, P.: (7) 559 Etemad, A.: (6) 6 4 5 ,6 5 4 ,6 5 5 , Dunster, H.J.: (4) 2 3 6 ,3 6 5 ,6 9 3 657,658, 659 Dupouy, J.M.: (3) 365 Evans, E.L.: (2) 249 Dworschak, H.: (3)547 Dyne, P.J.: (4 )7 6 7 Dyroff, H.: (4 )3 9 5 F Dzang, Sanghak (see under Sanghak Dzang) Fair, D.R.R.: (7)142,174 Fairbairn, A .: (5) 743 Fanjoy, G.R.: (2) 595, 621, 622 E Fattah, A.: (1 )2 3 3 Edelhàuser, H.: (4) 107, 317, 336 Fedotov, P.I.; (7 )5 2 5 Edeline, J.C.: (7 )5 5 9 Feldman, M.J.: (7) 265 Edney, C.J.: (4) 745 : Feron, J.A.: (3) 7 3 3 ,7 3 6 ,7 3 9 ,7 4 1 218 AUTHOR INDEX

Ferrari, A.: (1) 57, 101 ; (2) 90, 91 ; Ganguly, A.K.: (2) 428, 470; (3) 249 (4) 77, 379, 502, 845, 848, Fiege, A.: (2 )6 7 5 849; (5) 308,604,625,643; Finney, B.C.: (4) 557 (6)401; (7)308 Firing, J.A.: (2) 623 Ganivet, М.: (7 )5 5 9 Fischer, D.A.V.: (1) 1 5 3 ,4 3 6 ; Ganji, F.: (1 )4 1 4 (3)751; (7)638 Gans, I.: (4)57 7 Fischer, М.: (2) 673; (5) 769, 790, Garg, R.K.: (1) 541 ; (2) 257, 457, 791,816,855 470; (3)109,226,578; Fischer, P.-М.: (3 )7 2 2 (5 )7 5 2 Fisher, F.D.: (3 )2 5 9 Gaspar, D.de: (see under Fitoussi, J.: (4) 729 de Gaspar, G.) Fleischmann, F.K.: (4 )5 9 5 Gatti, S.: (2)491; (1) 485 Flowers, R.H.: (3) 453, 465 Gausden, R.: (5) 57, 859, 864 Fomin, V.V.: (2 )7 5 Gaussens, J.C.E.: (1)141 Fossoul, E.: (2 )5 Gaussot, D.: (1 )2 9 7 Foster, J.S.: (1) 255, 265, 266 Gavrilov, P.A.: (5) 385 Francis, J.M.: (7 )2 9 Gavrilova, I.D.: (2 )5 6 5 Franklin, N.L.: (1 )4 2 5 , 436 Gedeonov, L.I.: (4) 267, 289, 667, Franzen, L.F.: (4 )2 5 5 679 Fraschetti, F.: (3) 183 Gelée, М.: (3)203 Frazier, D.H.: (4) 381 Gera, F.: (4 )5 5 7 Fréjacques, C. : (3 )2 0 5 Gerevini, T. : (2) 497 Fri, R.W.: (1)745,152,153 Ghosh, P.C.: (2)271 Frigren, Suzanne: (7 )7 5 7 , 143 Giambusso, A.: (3) 32, 33 Fryer, D.R.H.: (5 )5 7 Giller, E.B.: (7 )6 3 4 Fuller, L.C.: (6)419 Gillon, L.: (1 )7 5 6 Furet, J.L.: (5) 153, 323, 324, 766, Giraud, A .: (2) 27 7, 233, 234 767 Giraud, B.: (A) 143 Furrer, J.: (3 )5 7 9 Gjçirup, H.L.: (4) 303, 314, 315 Gladyshev, M.V.: (2)75 Glauberman, H.: (4) 277 G Glazkov, A.S.: (2 )5 6 5 Gloaguen, A. : (2) 52 7 Gabaglio, М.: (2)491 Glushkov, E.S.: (I) 189 Gabeskiriya, V.Ya.: (7 )5 2 5 Goddet, J.: (4) 589, 596 GabroviSek, Z.: (6 )7 9 5 Goeller, H.E.: (4) 725 Gachot, B.: ( 5)497 Goens, J.: (7 )3 4 2 Gadzhiev, G.I.: (7 )5 2 5 Goldacker, H.: (3 )5 7 9 Galaktionov, I.V.: (6) 449 Goldberg, S.M.: (4) 297 Gale, J.: (4 )7 6 7 Goldobina, V .A .: (2 )5 9 5 Galkin, B.Ya.: (4 )6 6 7 Goldschmidt, B.: (7) 327, 343 AUTHOR INDEX 219

Goldsmith, W.A.: (4) 545 Hage, W.: (4) 573 Golovnin, I.S.: (2) 556; (3) 323, Hagen, М.: (3) 57, 748, 755, 758 340,510, 741 Hagen, S.: (2)673 Gol’tsev, V.P.: (1)569 Hagenberg, W.: (5 )7 6 9 Golubev, L.I.: (7 )5 2 5 Haginoya, T.: (7) 503 Gonen, Y .:. (6 )3 5 9 Hake, V.: (1 )7 5 Gorshkov, A.I.: (2) 365 Hall, R.J.: (4)781 Grant, W.L.: (3 )7 7 7 ,1 8 2 ■ Hamel, P.E.: (5)727 Gray, D.A.: (4 )5 0 3 Hamilton, L.D.: (7) 73, 92 Graziani, G. : ( 1 ) 55 7 Hammad, F.H.: (2) 1 8 3 ,3 9 1 ,4 1 6 ; Grebennik, V.N.: (1) 189 (3) 125; (5)230, 246,440, Greppo, J.F.: (5)497 575, 767; (6) 15,7 73, 256, Grieger, G .: ( 1 ) 473 375,385,401 Grigor’yants, A.N. : ( 1 ) 323 Hampe, E.A.: (4) 235, 251 Grimberg, М.: (6 )5 5 Hamstra, J.: (4) 467 Grinberg, М.: (6 )8 5 Hanauer, S.H.: (5) 3, 14, 15, 373 Groenier, W.S.: (4) 357 Handel, P.von: (7 )1 6 Groll, P. : (3 )5 7 9 Handge, P.: (4 )2 5 3 Gryazev, V.M. : ( 1 ) 393; (3) 323; Hannerz, K.: (1)641 (7) 525 Hanson, J.E.: (5 )6 2 7 Guerrero Morillo, H.L.: (6) 759 Haond, H.: (6)237 Guillet, H.: (3)249 Hard, J.E.: (4 )6 3 Gulinsky, V. : (4) 643 Hashimoto, K. : (3)561 Gupta, D.: (3) 95; (6) 561, 562, Hasnat, K.A.: (6)213 656; (7) 378,452,465, 483, Hatrick, A.V.: (5) 546 484, 523, 557, 615, 628,631, Hauber, R.D.: (6) 633 637, 639, 640 Háussermann, W.: (1 )2 7 3 ; Gupta, V.K.: (4) 77 (2)101 Gusev, D.I.: (4) 183, 194, 227, 512 Hawkins, B.W.: (2)259 Gusev, N.G.: (1) 390; (2) 515, 555; Haywood, F.F.: (4)545 (3) 545, 601; (4) 21,22, 62, Head, D.A.: (1)587 97, 208,336,364,851,852 Heil, J.: (7 )4 6 5 Gustova, L.I.: (4 )2 6 7 Heinz, W.A.: (3 )2 3 5 Gutiérrez Jodra, L.: (2) 3 6 1 ,3 6 2 , Helander, L.-I.: (5 )2 0 3 377; (4) 155,223,365,407, Held, С.: (1) 723; (2) 475, 490 4 1 7 ,4 5 4 Hellstrand, E.: (5) 817 Gyimesi, Z.: (6)37 Henrich, E.: (3 )5 7 9 Herrmann, G.W. : (5)769 Hettinger, H.: (4) 573 H Higashi, A.: (4 )5 7 3 Haebler, D. von: (5) 311, 324 Hildenbrand, G.E.: (7) 343 Hâfele, W.: (1 )5 9 , 81 Hill, G.S.: (4)357 220 AUTHOR INDEX

Hill, J.M. (Sir John Hill): ( 1 ) 425; Inglis, G.H.: (2 )6 0 7 (3)731,734,735,736,737, Ingreji, K.B.: (2)271 738,739,740,741,742 Inoue, K.: (3) 567 Hingoraney, S.P.: (2) 271 Irvine, H.S.: (4)167 Hinoki, М.: (5)233 Ishik-awa, M. : (2)651 Hirata, М.: (7) 503, 523 Itaki, T.: (3)237 Hirsch, H.: (3) 721; (7) 155,279 Itakura, T.: (4 )5 7 3 307 Ito, A.: (4)455 Hladkÿ, E.: (5 )7 9 3 Ivanov, G.F.: (2 )4 0 5 Hodgkinson, J.: (7) 587 Ivanov, P.M.: (3)603 Hofmann, P.: (2 )6 7 3 Ivanova, L.M.: (4 )2 6 7 Hogroian, P.: (2)101 Iwamoto, K.: (3)455 Holder, J.: (3)411 Iyengar, P.K.: (6) 325 Holleck, H.: (2 )6 7 3 Izquierdo, L.: (6) 375 Holmes, J.A.G.: (3)377, 393 Holzer, R. : (2 )5 0 5 Homan, F.J.: (2) 543; (3) 433 Hookway, B.R.: (4)503 J Hori, М.: (5) 685 Hough, G.: (1)441 Jâfs, D.: (1)141 Hübel, D.: (5) 667 Jager, W.: (1 )6 5 3 Huber, B.: (4) 573 Jallade, М.: (3)365 Huber, O. : (4) 37 7 James, H.E.: (2 )4 0 5 Hugo, J.P.B.: (3) 96 Jammet, H.: (4) 73, 21, 22, 846, Hulínsky, V.: (4) 643 850,852,854,855 Hultgren, A.: (4)447 Janvier, J.C.: (5 )4 2 3 Huppert, K.L.: (3) 579 Javed, N.A.: (2) 362, 555, 568; Husain, S.R.: (3) 723 (3) 340; (5)644; (6) 561,563 Huschka, H.: (3)433 Jefferson, R.M.: (4) 757 Jelinek-Fink, P.: (3) 225 Jellinek, S.D.: (7 )2 5 5 I Jenkin, F.P.: (1) 7 75, 188 Jennekens, J.H.: (5) 121, 862, 865; Iansiti, E.: (5)5 7 , 60 (7) 453, 454 Ibe, L.D.: (6) 557, 656, 657, Johnson, K.D.B.: (2 )2 3 4 ,4 4 1 , 660; (7)767 442, 443; (4)624 Ikhlov, E.M.: (3)647 Joly, G.: (2)527 Il’ichev, B.I.: (2 )5 3 Jonckheere, E.: (2) 3 Il’in, L.A.: (4)97 Josa García, J.M.: (2) 284, 377 lijas, J.: (6)707 Jouannaud, С.: (5) 753, 791, 579, Imai, R.: (7)357, 394, 484, 621, 855 626, 631,639,641 Jubault, G.: (5 )4 9 7 AUTHOR INDEX

К Kiselev, G.V.: (1 )5 9 5 Kittl, J.E.: (1) 755, (6) 507, 616 Kaiser, G.: (3)667,671 Kitts, F.G.: (4)557 Kaiz, G.H.: (6 )2 5 9 Kiyose, R.: (2) 755 Kakodkar, A.: (6) 403, 537 Kjaer-Pedersen, N.: (2) 667 Kanai, T.: (4 )5 7 5 Klepper, O.H.: (1) 249; (6) 375, Kalinin, A.V.: (1 )4 9 2 401,479, 432, 563 Kane, V;E.: (2) 285 Klersy, R.L.: (5 )6 0 4 Kanno, М.: (2 )4 5 7 ,4 4 2 ,4 4 3 Kleykamp, H.: (3)493 Karb, E.: (2 )6 7 5 Klik, F.: (5)193 Karelin, E.P.: (1 )5 2 5 Knizhnikov, V.A.: (4 )2 2 7 Karve, V.M.: (2 )4 5 7 Knódler, D.: (2) 505, 515, 516, Kasten, P.R.: (1) 367; (2) 503, 5 9 3 ,5 9 4 545, 555, 556, 568, 580 Knudsen, P.: (2) 621, 667 Kati, S.L.: (5) 347; (6) 403 Koch, G.: (3) 579 Katiyàr, H.C.: (2 )5 7 7 Koch, L.: (4) 513; (7) 545 Kawashima, Y.: (7) 503 Kochenov, A.S.: (3) 695 Kazachkovskij, O.D.: (1) 393 Kochetkov, L.A.: (1) 595; (5) 605 Keepin, G.Robert:. (7) 342, 483, Koizumi, М.: (3) 257 597, 615, 632, 641 Kokorin, I.N.: (A) 481 Keese, H.: (4) 722, 757, 765 Kolar, D.: (6 )5 0 5 Kehoe, R.B.: (3 )1 2 6 Koll, J.H.: (6)501 Kelber, C.N.: (5 )6 7 5 Kolstad, E.: (2)623 Kellermann, O.: (5)457 Kolychev, B.S.: (4) 625 Kennedy, R.H.: (4) 543, 545, 559 Kolykhan, L.I.: (1) 569 Kennedy, R.T.: (7 )5 6 7 , 379 Komlev, L.V.: (2)315 Kessler, G.: (1)455, 510; (5) 667, Kondal Rao, N.: (2)517 , , 701, 139 Kondrat’ev, A.N.: (2) 75; (4) 709, Keyes, G.B.: (7) 7 75, 217 721,722, 765 Khan, A .A .: (4 )4 0 9 Konnov, Y .: (1)587 Khan, A.Q.: (5 )3 5 7 Kono, K.: (5)793 Khan, M .A.: (6) 6 5 3 ,6 5 6 ,6 5 9 , Konstantinov, L.: (5) 57 663 Konstantinovich, A .A .: (4 )6 2 5 Khazaneh, R.: (2) 542; (3) 126; Koryakin, Yu.L: (1) 625; (3) 695 (6 )3 7 4 Kosarev, Yu.A.: (4) 709 Khoshkho, G.A.: (3 )1 2 6 Koshelev, I.V.: (2 )5 6 5 Kibbey, A.H.: (4) 351 Kostadinov, K.N.: (3) 591 ; (6) 481, Kietzer, K.: (5 )5 7 5 561,563,564, 565, 615 Kikuchi, Y .: (5) 685 Kostuik, J.: (2 )7 5 7 ,1 4 4 Kinchin, G.H.: (5) 3 4 ,8 5 5 Kotel’nikov, R.B.: (3 )4 7 7 Kintner, E.E.: (1 )4 9 5 , 510 Kothare, V.V.: (6 )4 5 9 Kirillin, V.A. : (1 )5 5 5 Kovalenko, S.S.: (7) 525 222 AUTHOR INDEX

Kovalev, S.D.: (1) 569; (5) 725 Lafleur, J.D. Jr.: (6)633 Kovalevich, O.M.: (5) 17 Lamy, J.L.: (5) 77 Kozlov, N.I.: (5 )7 5 5 Lane, J.A.: (1) 233, 248, 249, 750, Kozlov, V.M.: (4) 91,183 751; (6)256 Kramerov, A.Ya. (A.J.): (1 )1 7 3 , Lang, K.: (7)727 188,453, 540, 692; (2) 593; Lantzke, U.: (1) 3, 13 (5) 14, 17, 152, 2 7 7 ,3 4 5 ,385, Larrick, A.P.: (4) 597, 609 399; (6)467 Larrimore, J.: (1) 285 ,2 8 6 Krasin, A.K.: (1) 110, 124, 423, Larsson, A.: (A) 447, 454 541,569 Larsson, Y.: (1)647 Krasnoyarov, N.V.: (5)605,166, Laskorin, B.N.: (2)393,417 767 Laue, H.J.: (6 )6 0 3 ,6 1 5 ,6 1 6 Krawczynski, S.: (6) 567 Laughton, A.S.: (4 )5 0 3 Krishnan, T.S.: (2) 517 Lavergne, J.-Cl.: (6) 387 Kriva'nek, M. : (7 )5 7 7 Laverov, N.P.: (2)329 Kríz, Z.: (5)193 Lazarev, L.N.: (2) 75, 90, 91, 3 27, Kroebel, R.: (3 )5 7 9 328; (4)267, 830, 831, 833, Krtil, J.: (7 )5 7 7 836 Krüger, F.W.: (4 )2 3 7 Lebedev, Yu.A.: (2 )3 6 5 Kruglov, A.K.: (1) 695; (5) 755 Leboffe, М.: (3)183 Krymm, R.: (2 )7 0 7 ,1 3 0 Leclerc, J.: (5 )8 1 7 ,5 7 9 Kuchinov, V.P.: (7) 345 Lefillâtre, G.: (5 )8 0 5 Kulakovskij, M.Ya.: (3) 647; Legasov, V.A.: (1 )7 5 9 (5) 605 Leichsenring, C.H.: (5 )7 6 9 Kulichenko, V.V.: (4 )6 2 5 Leistikow, S.: (2 )6 7 3 Kumar, S.V.: (3)571 Lennemann, W.L.: (4 )5 0 7 Kummerer, K.: (5) 7 5 2 ,7 6 7 ,8 0 5 LeNoc, J.P.: (4)731 Kunegin, E.P.: (5) 385 Leontichuk, A.S.: (4) 481 Kupp, R.W.: (3 )2 9 8 Lepecki, W.: (6 )2 9 Kurihara, H. : (1)503 Leroy, J.L.: (5 )4 1 0 Kushakovskij, V.I.: (3)477 Levai, A.: (1 )6 5 4 Kütükçuoglu, A.: (6) 201 Levallet, H.: (3 )3 5 3 Kuz’min, V.I.: (3) 323 Levin, S.A.: (3)215 Kuznetsov, I.A.: (5) 605 Levine, S.: (5) 299, 308, 309 Kuznetsov, S.P.: (5) 385 Lewis, W. Bennett: (1) 366, 143, 145,146,148,150-58; (3) 96, 544 L Lezenik, B.: (6 )3 6 3 Licciardo, R.B.: (1) 756; (2) 234; Laberge, P.E.: (1) 1 2 5,152; (5) 864; (6) 255, 656 (3) 125 Liewers, P.: (5) 211, 577, 581' Labrousse, М.: (4) 721, 731 Linari, A.: (3 )2 5 9 AUTHOR INDEX 2 2 3

Lind, J.: (A) 447 Manne, A.S.: (7) 75 Lindauer, R.B.: (4)557 Mannone, F.: (4) 575 Lindell, B.: (4)41 Manor, S.: (6) 433 Lindner, R.: (3 )5 7 7 ,5 2 6 Marcaillou, J. : (6 )2 5 7 Lipovskij, A.A.: (7 )5 2 5 Márchese, A.R.: (5) 683 Liverman, J.L.: (7) 1 5 5 ,197, 217 Marcus, F.R.: (4) 569, 380 Lockerby, W.E.: (3 )9 9 Margen, P.H.: (1) 641, 654 Logan, S.E.: (4)297 Marstrand, J.: (1) 285; (5) 14 Lopez Perez, B.: (4) 437, 479, 839 Martinez Martinez, A.: (4) 437 Lotts, A.L.: (3) 433, 452, 453, Martinot, G.: (6) 387 673, 757 Martynov, Yu.P.: (4 )6 2 5 Loubser, R.S.: (3) 7 77 Marzocchi, A.: (7) 485 Lowenberg, H. : (3) 289, 299, 300, Mason, E A .: ( 4 )6 5 301,303 Massignon, D. : (3) 182, 203 Lunning, W.H.: (4) 795 MatauSek, Milena V.: (6)193 Luykx, F.: (5 )7 7 Matin, A.: (6) 377, 385 Lyon, H.E.: (1)367 Matthews, R.R.: (1) 414, 744, 752, Lysell, G.: (2 )6 5 5 758; (5) 141, 152, 153; Lytkin, V.B.: (1 )5 9 5 (7) 145, 155 Lyubchenko, V.: (5) 755 Mattila, L.J.: (5) 413, 423, 575 Lyubtsev, R.T.: (4) 667 Mattson, R.J.: (4 )6 5 Matveev, V.I.: (5) 605 Matzke, H.-J.: (3 )5 7 7 M Maurer, H.: (5) 77 Mayman, S A .: (4) 167 Mailen, J.C.: (4)681 McCullen, J.D.: (5) 863, 865, 869 Maimoni, A.: (2 )9 1 ; (7) 4 8 3 ,6 4 0 McDonald, N.R.: (5) 587. Makarov, V.M.: (3) 391, 392, 477, McKenzie, N.C.: (6)345 490,491; (5) 644, 659 McMurray, P.R.: (3) 593, 601 Malang, S.: (2 )6 7 5 McRae, I.C.: (6) 255 Maldague, P.: (7) 9 2 ,2 1 7 ,2 5 2 ,2 6 4 Méchali, D.: (4) 13; (5) 819 Malibari, A.: (2) 490; (3) 140, 152, Meckoni, V.: (3) 71, 95, 96, 747, (5) 643; (6) 417, 432,561 753, 757 Malnes, D.: (5 )7 7 5 Meerburg, A.J.: (4) 609; (7) 633 Malu wa Kalenga: (6) 127, 401 Meguro, T.: (2) 755 Mamelle, J.: (3 )5 2 9 ; (4)143 Mégy, J.: (4) 589, 596; (5) 597 Mancini, C.: (2 )6 2 2 Mehta, S.K.: (6) 403,537 Mandahl, B.: (4) 567 Melches, C.: (3)271 Manderbach, R.W.: (2) 169, 183 Melent’ev, L.A.: (6) 449 Mangiagalli, D.: (3) 259 Melichar, Z.: (5)193 Manion, W.J.: (4) 277, 225 Menez, A.: (6)201 Mankin, S.: (1 )2 7 5 Men’shikova, T.S.: (3)525 22 4 AUTHOR INDEX

Mergan, L.M.: (4) 611 Morsy, Samira М.: (6) 173 Merrett, D.J.: (5) 559 Mougniot, J.C.: (3) 249, 353 Merritt, W.F.: (4)167 Mousty, F.: (4 )5 7 5 Merz, E.R.: (2) 37, 52, 53; (3) 661 Mühling, G.: (3 )4 9 5 Meshkov, A.G.: (1) 393, 414 Murase, Т.: (3) 755 Meshref, W.M.: (2)301 Murata, H.: (3) 732, 736, 738, 740 Messer, K.-P.: (1 )2 5 7 Murley, T.E.: (5) 549, 575, 576 Metal’nikov, S.S.: (2)417, 428 Murphy, J.A.: (5 )2 9 9 Meurin, G.: (4) 253 Murthy, G.S.K.: (6 )5 5 7 Meyer, K.: (6) 335 Murthy, L.G.K.: (6) 403 Michel, A.: (3) 395' Musiajfowicz, T.: (4) 723, 729, 765 Miida, J. : (1)213 Musso, B.: (3) 259 Mikhan, V.I.: (1 )6 5 5 Mustelier, J.P.: (3 )3 9 2 Miller, H.: (7) 557 Muto, T.: (3) 257; (5) 751, 795 Miller, O.A.: (7) 525 Millet, P.: (3 )5 6 5 Milliot, B.: (6) 201 Miquel, P.: (3) 555; (4) 651 N Miranda, U.: (7) 543 Mirion, I.: (6) 581 Naigeon, J.: (6) 201 Misharin, V.N.: (7) 627 Nakajima, K.: (5) 795 Mitchell, N.T.: (4) 503, 512 Nakane, R.: (3) 127 Mitenkov, F.M.: (1) 393 Namet, М.: (6 )2 2 5 Mittempergher, М.: (5) 517 Nanjundeswaran, K.: (6) 489 Mityaev, Yu. I.: (1) 655 Narayandas, G.R.: (2) 457 Miyanaga, I.: (4) 455, 465 Naruki, K.: (3) 257 Mizuta, H. : (5) 685 Naschi; G.: (5) 517, 531 Mogard, H.: (2) 655 Nashed, W.: (7 )2 9 Molnar, L.: (1) 15 Nasu, H.: (4) 588 Moore, J.: (5) 739 Natarajan, A.: (6) 557 Moore, R.E.: (4) 351 Natsume, H.: (1)503 Moravec, J.: (7 )5 7 7 Naumov, V.A.: (1) 569 Moraw, G.: (1) 725; (2) 475 Nazarov, Eh.K.: (1 )6 2 5 Moreau, C.: (3)411 Nebel, D.: (2) 568 Morelle, J.-M.: (3) 376 • ■ Nelken, М.: (6) 223, 255 Morelli, М.: (5) 517 Nelson, R .L.: (3) 4 7 5 ,4 9 0 Morgan, F.: (7) 452, 453, 630 Nemets, O.: (7) 630 Morishima, A. : (2) 651 Ñentwich, D.: (1 )4 2 3 ; (6) 561,603 Morlat.G.: (7) 509 Nesterenko, V.B.: (1) 569; (5) 725 Morokhov, I.D.: (7) 345 Neumann, J.: (6) 469, 478 Morozov, I.G.: (1) 746, 753 Neumann, L.: (4) 643 Morrison, J.A.: (4 )7 6 7 Neumeister, K.: (4) 257 AUTHOR INDEX 225

Newstead, C.M.: (1) 266, 510; Ondracek, G.: (2) 673 (2) 52, 234; (3) 151, 182, 737; Ophel, I.L.: (4) 502, 542, 839 (7) 343, 394, 557, 615 Oria, М.: (6 )2 7 5 Nichols, C.E.: (2) 285 Orlowski, S.: (3 ) 45 Niederkorn, I.: (2) 363, 405 Osredkar, М.: (5) 855 Nielsen, S.O.: (3) 756; (4) 235; Oszuszky, F.: (7) 283 (6) 656 Otero de la Gándara, J.L.: Nienhuys, K.: (3) 301, 302, 544, (2) 362, 577 592, 721 Otomo, T.: (2) 153 Niezborala, F.: (5) 819 Otto, К.W.: (5)575 Nihamkin, A.R.: (1 )6 6 9 Otway, H.J.: (7) 95 Nikiforov, A.S.: (2) 75; (4) 625 Ouamane, S.: (3) 152 Nikipelov, B.V.: (2) 75; (4) 625 Ovchinnikov, F.Ya.: (5) 229; Nilsson, L.: ( 5)113 (7) 525, 557 Nilsson, T.: (5) 289 Oyama, A.: (1) 437, 453 Nishiwaki, Y.: (2) 428, 442, 470; Oziraner, S.N.: (4) 625 (3) 108, 109, 170; (4) 289,465; (5) 546 Noc, B.: (5) 441 Noejd, L.-Â.: (2) 407, 415, 416 Nogueira Batista, P. : (6) 663 Nomura, S.: (3) 455, 465 Pacák, P.: (7 )5 7 7 Nordwall, J.H. de: (see under Pages, J.P. : (7 )5 0 9 de Nordwall, J.H.) Pakhomov, V.V.: (1) 595 Norton, J.: (3) 109 Palumbo, D.: (1) 473, 492 Novoselov, G.P.: (3) 603 Panasenkov, A.: (1) 15, (5) 109 Nowacki, P.J.: (1 )6 0 5 Pande, B.P.: (2) 517 Nurul Islam, A.B.M.: (6) 213 Paoletti Gualandi, М.: (2) 491 Nwosu, B.C.E.: ( 7 )2 9 (3) 259 Papp, R.: (5) 661 Pardiwala, T.F.: (6)489 Parera, С.A.: (6)501 О Pasternak, A. : (4) 181,693 Pauluis, G.: (4) 156 Ochsenfeld, W.: (2) 91; (3) 579 Pease, L.: (5) 309, 555, 345 Ócsai, М.: (6)31, 4 3 ,4 4 Pechin, W.H.: (4) 351 O’Hara, F.A.: (4) 182 Pecqueur, М.: (3) 736, 737, 750, Ohori, H.: (1)185 754, 756, 758 Qlgaard, P.L.: (1) 153,285 Pedersen, O.: (2) 101 Olivier, J.P.: (4) 111, 123,380 Peleé, J.: (5)441,411 Ollikkala, H .: (5)113 Penet, F.: (5) 701 Olsen, A.: (5)113 Perry, A.M.: (1) 709, 739 226 AUTHOR INDEX

Persson, B.: (4) 567 Prusakov, V.N.: (3) 603 Petersen, K.: (5) 375 Py, J.P.: (6)237 Peterson, H.T. Jr.: (4) 63 Petit, A.: (7) 615 Petit, J.F. (CEA, CEN Saclay): Q (5) 139, 230, 245 Quaiyum, M.A.: (6) 213 Petit, J.F. (Eurodif): (3)111, 125, Quaritsch, K.: (2) 557 126,151 Petros’yants, A.M.: (1) 727, 141 Petryanov, I.V.: (4 )6 6 7 Phadke, A.V.: (2)271 R Pickman, D.O.: (2) 515, 579, 580, 593, 594, 607, 622, 693; Rabold, H.: (4) 237, 251 (5) 229, 399, 440, 643 Rae, H.K.: (3) 99, 109, 110 Pimenov, M.K.: (4) 481, 502 Raetz, E.: (3) 143 Pinchera, G.C.: (1) 510; (3) 33,722; Raghavan, R.V.: (2) 457 (5) 575; (7) 17 Rahman, A.: (3) 723 Pinkas, K.: (2) 416,442 ,445 Rainer, R.H.: (7) 395 Pinto, C.S.M.: (6) 45, 85 Rajendran, R.: (2) 57 7 Pirk, H.: (3) 667 Rakov, N. A.: (4) 267,481 Pistella, F.: (2) 491, 555; (3) 259 Ramos Salvador, L.: (4) 437 Platt, A.M.: (4) 725, 781, 792, 827, Ranc, R.: (3)411 828, 830, 832, 833, 834, 836, Randl, R.P.: (4) 157, 166 837,838,840 Rao, M.H.P.: (6)489 Plurien, P.: (3) 203 Rao, N. Kondal: (see under Pochin, E.E. (Sir Edward Pochin): Kondal Rao, N.) (4) 3, 21, 61, 847, 848, 855 Rastogi, B.P.: (5) 347 Polák, V. : (5) 193 Ratier, J.L.: (3) 340, 509 Pomerantsev, G.B.: (5) 605 Ratzsch, W.: (2 )5 5 7 Poncelet, C.G.: (7)154, 7 75 Rau, A.: (6)335 Ponomarev-Stepnoj, N.N.: (1) 189, Raudenbush, M.H.: (4) 314, 679 625; (3) 695 Rausendorf, P. : (2 )5 5 7 Pop-Jordanov, J.: (6) 193, 255, 256 Ray, A.K.: (5) 347 Popovic, D. : (6) 7 93 Ray, R.N. : (6) 403 Porat, Y.: (6)223 Ray, W.H.: (3 )2 5 9 Pradel, J.: (4) 6 1 ,5 4 2 ,5 5 9 ; Redon, A.: (4) 143, 156 (5) 839 Regnaut, P.: (5) 819 Prasad, A.N. : (3)571 Reichle, L.F.C.: (1) 531, 540, 541, Primio, J.C. di: (see under 542, 639; (3) 738; (4) 142; di Primio, J.C.) (5) 34 Protsenko, A.N.: (1) 189, 625; Reiser, H.: (3) 493 (3) 695 Reister, D.B.: (1) 709 AUTHOR INDEX 2 27

Renard, Eh. V.: (3) 603 Rydell, N.: (4) 828, 831, 837 Renaud, J.: (2) 355, 362, 363 Ryon, A.D.: (4 )5 5 7 Reshetnikov, F.G.: (3) 477 Ryzhov, M.N.: (1)345 Reuter, H.H.: (6) 297, 357, 358 Rhoads, R.E.: (4) 781 Rickard, C.L.: (5) 715, 724 Rinaldini, C. : ( 1 ) 55 7 s Riverola Pelayo, R.: (2) 185 Roake, W.E.: (5) 627, 643, 644, 739 Sadovskij, B.F.: (4) 667 Robert, E.: (5) 591 Sahin, S.: (6) 201 Robertson, D.S.: (2) 249 Sahni, D.C.: (5) 347 Robin, М.: (3) 353 Saitcevsky, B.: (1)371 Roblin, P.: (3)633 Sakata, S.: (4) 455 Roddy, J.W.: (4) 351 Sakuma, A.: (3) 561 Rolandi, G.: (3)547 Sanders, B.: (1)395 Rolstad, E.: (2) 581, 592, 593, 621 Sanford, B.: (4) 167 Romashkin, B.G.: (3) 647 Sanghak Dzang: (2) 328 Rometsch, R.: (7) 441, 452, 453, Santarová, М.: (4) 643 454, 620, 624, 630, 631, Santoma, L.: (6)617 637,641 Santos, A. de los: (see under de los Santos, A.) Ron, М.: (2) 503 Sari, R.: (6) 14 Rose, D.J.: (1) 153, 492; Sarma, M.S.R.: (6) 325 (7) 16, 21,29 Sato, S.: (5) 793 Rossbander, W.: (4) 315, 849 Saurov, M.M.: (4 )2 2 7 Rossney, G.K.: (2) 93 Sauteron, J.: (3) 633, 645, 646 Roth, E.: (3) 110 Savellano, Remedios A.: (7) 167, 174 Rotty, R.M.: (1) 709 Savin, N.I.: (1 )5 9 5 Rouhani, Z.: (5) 113 Schaal, М.: (6) 433 Rousseau, J.: (3) 365 Schafstall, H.-G: (1) 683 Routti, J.T.: (3)341 Scharmer, K. : (6) 567, 615 Roux, A.J.A. : (3)171 Schenk, H.: (3 )5 0 5 Rowe, W.D.: (4) 251, 679, 693 Schleicher, H.W.: (7) 431, 623, 627, Rozenholc, М.: (1) 371 633,636,637, 640 Runnalls, O.J.C.: (2) 257, 299, 300; Schmidt, E.M.: (4) 435, 465, 575, (3) 33 528; (5) 659 Rusche, B.C.: (5) 861, 863, Schmidt-Küster, W.J.: (1) 103, 109, 864 ,8 6 6 110, 748, 755, 757 Ruskov, S.: (6)481 Schmieder, H.: (3) 579 Russell, S.H.: (1 ) 253 Schneeberger, М.: (1) 723; (2) 475 Rustagi, R.S.: (2) 517; (5) 347 Schneidmiller, D.: (4 )5 9 7 Rutter, R.L.: (4) 745 Schnurer, H.L.: (5) 757, 139 Rybakov, N.Z.: (5 )5 5 5 Schroder, E.: (1) 683, 692, 693 228 AUTHOR INDEX

Schuller, W.: (3) 545, 579, 591, 592; Simpson, D.E.: (5) 627 (5) 752, 767, 769, 816, 855 Singh, Jagmer: (2) 271 Scuricini, G.B.: (3)183 Singh, S.N.: (2)271 Seagren, R.D.: (4) 351 Sinha, K.K.: (2)517 Sears, M.B.: (A) 351 Sirry, H.: (6) 747 Sedov, V.M.: (1) 695; (3) 525; Sitzlack, G.: (4) 237 (4) 625, 641 Skiba, O.V.: (3)603 Seipel, H.G.: (5 )4 0 7 ,4 1 0 ,4 1 1 , Skjoeldebrand, R.: (6) 359 575, 869 Skrinichenko, M.L.: (2) 365 Seligman, H. : (1 )5 1 0 Skvortsov, S.A.: (1 )6 6 9 Semark, P.M.: (6) 564 Smidt, D.: (5) 457 Serov, A.V.: (3) 603 Smiley, S.H.: (3) 709, 721, 722 Servant, J.: (5) 155, 859, 862, 863, Smirnova, E.S.: (6) 449 864,865, 867, 868, 869, 870 Smith, D.R.: (5) 359, 373 Sethna, H.N.: (6) 3 Smith, R.D.: ( 4 )6 5 Seynaeve, F.: (4) 369 Smith, R.M.: (7) 587, 616 Shafique, М.: (6)115 Smolina, G.I.: (2)417 Shah, J.C.: (6) 358, 489, 561, 562, Snell, V.G.: (5) 152,335 563, 564, 645, 653, 655,658, Sokolov, V.N.: (4) 667 659, 660, 663 Sola, A.: (4) 208, 4 5 4 ,5 7 5 Shappert, L.B.: (4) 781 Soman, S.D.: (4) 77 Sharovarov, G.A.: (5) 725 Sornein, J.: (1 )2 9 7 Sharpe, B.W.: (7) 431 Soulhier, R.: (3) 477 Shatsillo, V.G.: (4) 625 Sousselier, Y.: (4) 795, 208, 364, Shcherbinin, B.: ( 1 )7 5 541, 559, 779, 827, 829, 832, Shejndlin, A.E.: (1) 5S5 836,838, 839 Shevchenko, V.B.: (2) 75; (3) 603 Souza, J.A.M. de: (see under Shinn, R.L.: (7) 29 de Souza, J.A.M.) Shiryaev, V.I.: (1) 393 Spalthoff, F.J.: (1 )2 5 7 Shmidt, V.S.: (2) 75; (3) 465, 603, Speis, T.P.: (5) 675 734, 740 Spierling, H. : (3 )5 0 5 Sh'uklin, S.V.: (1 )6 9 5 Spiewak, I.: (6)419 Shumilin, M.V.: (2) 329 Spitalnik, J. : (6 )4 5 Sidorenko, V.A. (1) 189, 265, 541, Spitsyn, V.I.: (4) 481 669, 682; (2) 592; (5) 7 7, 34 Spurgeon, D.R.: (2) 90 35, 60,247, 724, 860, 868; Srinivasan, M.R.: (1) 124, 285, 414; (6) 432 (6) 5, 14, 15, 255, 358, 359, Sievering, N.F. Jr.: (3) 79; (6) 651, 4 1 6 ,4 1 7 655,663 Srivenkatesan, R.: (5) 347 Silveiinoinen, P. : (3)341 Stadie, K.B.: (5) 6 7 ,7 5 3 ,7 9 1 , Simon, R.H.: (5) 775 8 5 5 ,8 6 9 Simonetta, R.: (3 )5 4 7 Stefanovic, D.: (6) 795 AUTHOR INDEX 229

Stehle, H.: (3) 305 Takahashi, S.: (2) 233; (3) 127 Steiner, H.: (3) 493 Tamiya, S.: (2) 153 Stejskal, I.: (4) 643 Tammemagi, H.Y.: (4) 167 Stekol’nikov, V.V.: (5) 229, 230, . Tanaka, K.: (5) 685 247, 546 Tanarro, A.: (6) 315, 359, 360 Stello, V. Jr.: (5) 221, 229, 230, 231 Tanguy, P.Y.: (5) 15, 34, 277, 531, Stephenson, M.J.: (4) 681 546, 604, 739, 790, 869 Stevens, L.: (3) 395 Tatarnikov, A.P.: (2) 365 Stieglitz, L.: (3) 579 Taylor, H.A.: (5) 645 Stoll, W.: (3) 305; (5) 769 Taylór, M.A.: (5) 299 Stolyarevskij, A.Ya.: (3) 695 Teague, H.J.: (5) 701 Stork, P.R.: (1) 141 Temnikov, М.A.: (2) 365 Stott, G.: (4) 21, 503; (5) 854 Testa, G.: (2)491; (3) 259 Stratton, W .R.: (5 )6 2 7 Teuchert, E.: (2) 555 Strohal, P.: (6 ) 305 Tewari, S.G.: (2) 271 Strohl, P.: (5) 61 Thermal Breeder Consultants Strugar, P.: (6) 193 Group: (1) 513 Subki, I.: (6)101 Thomas, K.T.: (1) 436, (4) 409, 417 Subramanyam, R.B.: (2) 517 Thorén, H.-G. : (5) 325 Suchomel, J.: (5) 193 Thorn, J.D.: (3) 452, 453 Suehiro, S.: (5) 546 Thorne, R.D.: (1) 415, 422, 423, Suguri, S.: (2) 651; (5) 425, 440 748, 752, 753, 754; (3) 733, Suita, T.: (1 ) 437 735,736,737,738, 739,740; Sunder Rajan, N.S.: (4) 409 (7) 197 Sus, F.: (1)577 Thümmler, F.: (2) 673, 694; Svenke, E.: (2) 145; (3) 750, 753, (3) 490, 493 7 5 8 ,7 5 9 Timerbaev, R.M.: (7) 345 Swamiriathan, N.: (2) 517 Tirén, L.I.: (5) 203 Syuzev, V.N.: (3) 323 Tôbbe, H.: (3) 395 Szabó, В.: (6) 31 Toffer, H.: (1) 739; (5) 166,807, Szeless, А.: (1) 723, 739; (2) 475 816,817; (6) 561, 564 Szili, G.: (6) 31 Tokarev, N.N.: (2) 393 Sztanyik, L.B.: (4) 335; (6) 358 Tokarev, Yu.I.: (6) 449 Tolk, A.: (3 )7 2 2 Tolpygo, V.: (1) 15 Tomlinson, M.: (4) 167, 181, 182, T 830, 832, 837 Tong, L.S.: (5) 549 Tabet, E.: (1) 13, 81; (3) 740; Toyota, M.: (5)233 (7) 55, 308 Traccucci, R.: (2) 527 Taccoen, L.B.C.: (7) 157 Troccon, G.: (5) 441 Takahashi, H.: (5)533 Trofimov, A.M.: (4 )6 6 7 2 3 0 AUTHOR INDEX

Troyanov, M.F.: (1) 391,393, 775; Van Reijen, G.: (5) 77 (3) 630, 647, 660; (5) 713 Vanstrum, P.R.: (3) 215, 225, 226 Trubnikov, V.P.: (5) 725 Varga, I.: (6) 31 Tsarenko, A.F.: (3) 603 Vasilenko, K.T.: (1) 393 Tsikunov, A.G.: (3) 647 Vasilevskij, V.P.: (5) 385 Tsujino, T.: (3) 455 Vaughan, R.D.: (1) 543 Tsykanov, V.A.: (1) 393; (3) 323 Vecchia, P.: (7 )6 3 6 Turkin, A.D.: (4) 91, 183, 227, Venchiarutti, R.: (7) 485 235, 236 Vendryès, G.: (1) 371, 390,391 Turner, R.F.: (3) 433 Verkerk, В.: (4) 467, 479, 528 Turricchia, A.: (5) 473, 496 Verkhovykh, P.M.: (3 )4 7 7 Tusa,E.: (3)341 Versteeg, J.: (5) 496, 515 Tverkovkin, B.E.: (1 )5 6 9 Vertebnyj, V.P.: (1) 367; (2 )5 1 6 Tweedy, J.N.: (5) 141 Vesely, W.E.: (5 )2 9 9 Villani, A.: (3) 259 Villeneuve, J.: (5) 591

u Vifack, W.F.: (5) 77, 109, 309 Viseur, R.: (1 )5 5 7 Udas, G.R.: (2) 271, 284, 300 Vivante, С.: (1 )5 5 7 Uematsu, K.: (2) 21, 35; (4) 721 Vivian, G.A.: (4) 167 Urbánek, V.: (3 )4 6 7 Vodolazov, L.I.: (2)393 Usher, E.F.: (7) 145 Vogelweith, L.: (6) 387 Vogt, K.J.: (4) 317 Vohra, K.G.: (7 )2 9 5 V Vojtech, O. : (4) 643 Volcher, J.: (5) 77 Vakulovskij, S.М.: (4) 267 Volkov, V.P.: (5) 385 Valentin, A.: (6) 201 Volta, G.: (5) 77 Van Caeneghem, J.: (5) 77 von Ammon, R.: (see under Vanden Bemde'n, E.: (2) 3 Ammon, R. von) Vandenberg, С.: (2) 569; (5) 139, von Haebler, D.: (see under 230,410,471 Haebler, D. von) Van de Voorde, N.L.C.: von Handel, P.: (see under (4) 407, 479 Handel, P. von) Van Dievoet, J.: (2) 3, 18; (3) 734, Vorob’ev, E.I.: (4) 91 739, 757 Voronin, L.М.: (1)323 Vandorpe, М.: (4) 611, 624 Voznesenskij, V.A.: (1) 669; Van Erp, J.B.: (5) 410 (5) 247 VanGeel, J.: (4 )6 4 1 Vulpian, B. de: (see under Van Ginkel, J.: (7 )6 3 7 de Vulpian, B.) Van Hellemont, G.: (3) 235 Vyalkov, V.I.: (2)393 Van Otterloo, R.W.: (5) 179 Vygen, P.: (3)661 AUTHOR INDEX 231

w Y

Yamada, T.: (7 )7 5 5 Wagadarikar, V.K.: (6) 325 Yarbro, O.O.: (4) 681, 693 Waligura, A.: (7) 587 Yiftah, S.: (1) 109, 124, 422; Wall, I B.: (5 )2 9 9 (2) 18; (3) 32, 109, 301, 340; Walter, M.W. : (6) 564,6 1 6 (6) 255, 416, 654 Wannenburg, J.J.: (3) 171 Yoshida, Y.: (4 )5 7 5 Ward, D.A.: (5) 359 Yoshikawa, H.: (5) 685 Watanabe, T.: (3) 153 Yoshioka, T.: (5) 233 Webb, G.: (4) 23, 503 Yudin, F.P.: (4) 481 Wedemeyer, H.: (3) 493 Yulikov, E.I.: (4) 709 Weicht, U.: (5) 375 Yurchenko, D.S.: (1) 393 Weimar, P.: (3)493 Weinberg, А.М.: (1) 173, 761 Weinlânder, W. : (3 )5 7 9 z Weiss. A.: (6) 387 Wiehr, K.: (2) 673 Zaffiro, B.: (7) 485, 523 Wiggin, E.A.: (1 ) 203 Zaichko, N.D.: (1 )6 2 5 Wikdahl, C.-E.: (4 )5 6 7 Zaidi, S.M.N.: (6 )5 7 9 Wilhelm, J.G.: (3 )5 7 9 Zajmovskij, A.S.: (3) 323 Williams, J.: (3) 615 Zanantoni, C.: (1) 557 Williams, L.D.: (4) 781 Zangger, С.: (7) 237, 253, 619, 621, Witherspoon, J.P.: (4) 351 626, 630, 633, 641 Witte, H.: (4) 365, 395, 407, 609 Zelenskij, V.F.: (1) 569 Woite, G.: (1) 233; (2) 101 Zemlyanukhin, V.I.: (2 )7 5 Wolf, W.H.: (3) 126 Zimmer, E.: (3) 667 Wolter, R.: (A) 317 Zontov, N.S.: (2) 329 Wrenn, M.E.: (4) 853 Zvereva, G.A.: (1) 655; (6) 449

TRANSLITERATION INDEX

Throughout the 8 volumes of these Proceedings, the INIS Transliteration Rules have been used as laid down in IAEA-INIS-10 (Rev. 1) of March 1971. However, where the Cyrillic is a transliterated form, the correct Roman form is given, e.g. Чом, Дь.: C s o m , Gy.

A

А г а п о в а , H . П . Agapova, N.P. Александров, А.П. Aleksandrov,A.P. А л е к с е е в , A.M. Alekseev, A.M . А н д е р с о н , E.Б. Anderson, E.B.

Б

Бабаев, H .С . Babaev, N.S. Багдасаров, Ю.Е. Bagdasarov, Yu.E. (J.J.) Бакуменко, О. Д . Bakumenko, O.D. Б а л у к о в а , В.Д. Balukova, V.D. Барабас, К . Barabas, K. Б а р б у р , И . Bar bur, I. Барченков, А . Barchenkov, A. Б а т у р о в , Б.Б. Baturov, B.B. Белицкий^ А .С . Belitskij, A.S. Беляев, В .А . Belyaev, V.A. Бибилашвили, Ю.К. Bibilashvili, Yu.K. Б и л ек , В . B ile k , V . Блинов, В . А . Blinov, V.A. Боболович,В .Н . Bobolovich, V.N. Б улки н, Ю.М. Bulkin. Yu.M. Б у р н а зя н , А . И . Burnazyan, A.I.

233 2 3 4 TRANSLITERATION INDEX

B

Вакуловский, C.M. Vakulovskij, S.M. В а с и л е н к о , K . T . Vasilenko, К .T. В а с и л е в с к и й ,В . П . Vasilevskij, V.P. В е р т е б н ы й , В . П . Vertebnyj, V.P. Верховых, П . M . Verkhovykh, P.M . В о д о л а з о в , Л . И . Vodolazov, L.I. Вознесенский,В .A . Voznesenskij, V.A. В о й т е х , О . Vojtëch, O. Волков, В .П . Volkov, V.P. Воробьев, Е . И. Vorob'ev, E.I. В ор он и н , Л.М. Voronin, L.M . Вялков, В . И . Vyalkov, V.I.

Г

Габескирия,В.Я. Gabeskiriya, V.Ya. Гаврилов, П .А . Gavrilov, P.A. Гаврилова, И.Д. Gavrilova, I.D. Гаджиев, Г. И. Gadzhiev, G.I. Галактионов, И.В. Galaktionov, I.V. Галкин, Б .Я . Galkin, B.Ya. Гедеонов, Л . И. Gedeonov, L.I. Гладышев, М .В . Gladyshev, M.V. Глазков, А .С . Glazkov, A.S. Глушков, Е .С . Glushkov, E.S. Голдобина,В .А . Goldobina, V.A. Головнин, И .С . Golovnin, I.S. Голубев, Л . И. Golubev, L.I. Г о л ь ц е в , В . П . Gol'tsev, V.P. Г о р ш к о в , А . И . Gorshkov, A.I. Гребенник, В .Н . Grebennik, V.N. Григорьянц, А .Н . Grigor'yants, A.N. Грязев, В .М . Gryazev, V.M. Гулинский, В . Gulinsky, V. Г у с е в , Д . И . Gusev, D.I. Гусев, Н .Г . Gusev, N.G. Густова, Л. И. Gustova, L.I. TRANSLITERATION INDEX 2 35

Д

Давыдов, E .Ф . D a v y d o v , E.F. Демидович, H .H . Demidovich, N.N. Демьянович, М.A. Dem'yanovich, М .A. Денисов, В . П . Denisov, V.P. Дергачев, Н .П . Dergachev, N.P. Дикарев, В . Dikarev, V. Долгов, В .В . D o lg o v , V.V. Д о л л еж а л ь, Н . А . Dollezhal', N.A. Дубовский, Б.Г. Dubovskij, B.G.

E

Егоров, И. A . Egorov, I.A. Емельянов, И.Я. Emel'yanov, I.Ya. Еремеев, А .Н . Eremeev, A.N. Ефимов, Е . E fim o v , E .

3

Заи чко, H.Д. Zaichko, N.D. Займовский, А.С. Zajmovskij, A.S. Зверева, Г. А . Zvereva, G.А. Зеленский,В.Ф . Zelenskij, V.F. З ем л ян ухи н , В . И . Zemlyanukhin, V.I. Зонтов, Н.С . Zontov, N.S.

И

Иванов, Г.Ф . Ivanov, G.F. И ва н о в, П.М. Ivanov, P.M . И ва н о ва, Л.М. Ivanova, L.M . И льин, Л.А. Il'in, L.A. Ильичев, Б.И . Il'ichev, B.I. Ихлов, E .М . Ikhlov, E.M . 236 TRANSLITERATION INDEX

K

Казачковский, О.Д. Kazachkovskij, O.D. Калинин, A.B. K a lin in , A.V. Карелин, E .П. Karelin, E.P. Кириллин, B . A . Kirillin, V.A. Киселев, Г.В . Kiselev, G.V. Книжников, В .A. Knizhnikov, V.A. Ковалев, С . Д . Kovalev, S.D. Ковалевич, О.М. Kovalevich, O.M. Коваленко, С . С . Kovalenko, S.S. Козлов, Н . И. Kozlov, N.I. Козлов, В .М . Kozlov, V.M. Кокорин, И.Н . Kokorin, I.N. Колыхан, Л.И. Kolykhan, L.I. Колычев, Б .С . Kolychev, B.S. Комлев, Л .В. K o m le v , L.V. Кондратьев, А.Н. Kondrat'ev, A.N. Константинович, А.А. Konstantinovich, A.A. Корякин, Ю. И. Koryakin, Yu.I. Косарев, Ю. А. Kosarev, Yu.A. Костадинов, К.Н . Kostadinov, K.N. Котельников, Р.Б. Kotel'nikov, R.B. Коченов, А .С . K o c h e n o v , A.S. Кочетков, Л.А. Kochetkov, L.A. Кошелев, И .В . K o s h e le v , I.V. Крамеров, А .Я. K r a m e r o v , A.Ya. (A .J .) Красин,А .К. K r a s in , A.K. Краснояров, Н.В. Krasnoyarov, N.V. Круглов, А.К . K r u g lo v , A.KV Кузнецов, И.А . Kuznetsov, I.A, Кузнецов, С .П. Kuznetsov, S.P. Кузьмин, В . И. Kuz'min, V.I. Кулаковский, М.Я. Kulakovskij, M .Ya. Куличенко, В .В . Kulichenkq, V.V. Кунегин, Е . П . K u n eg in , E.P. Кучинов, В .П. Kuchinov, V.P. Кушаковский, В . И . Kushakovskij, V.I. TRANSLITERATION INDEX 237

Jl

Лаверов, H .П . Laverov, N.P. Лазарев, Л .H . Lazarev, L.N. Ласкорин, Б .H . L a s k o r in , B.N. Л е б е д е в , Ю. A . L e b e d e v , Yu.A. Легасов, B . A . L e g a s o v , V.A. Леонтичук, A .C . Leontichuk, A.S Липовский, A.A. Lipovskij, A.A. Лыткин, В .Б . L y tk in , V.B. Любцев, P . И. Lyubtsev, R.I. Любченко, В . Lyubchenko, V.

M

Макаров, В .M . Makarov, V.M. М а р т ы н о в , Ю.П. Martynov, Yu.P. Матвеев, В . И. Matveev, V.I. Мелентьев, Л.А. Melent'ev, L.A. Меньшикова, Т.С. Men'shikova, T.S. Метальников, С.С. Metal'nikov, S.S. Мешков, А . Г. M e sh k o v , A.G. Миллер, О. А . Miller, O.A. Митенков, Ф .М . M ite n k o v , F.M. Митяев, Ю. И. Mityaev, Yu.I. Михан, В .И . Mikhan, V.I. Мишарин, В .Н . Misharin, V.N. М о л н а р , Л . M o ln a r , L . М о р о з о в , И.Г. Morozov, I.G. М о р о х о в , И.Д. Morokhov, I.D.

H

Н а з а р о в , Э.К. Nazarov, Eh.К. Наумов, В . A . N a u m o v , V.A. Немец, О. N e m e t s , О . Нестеренко,В.Б Nesterenko, V.B Никипелов, Б .В . Nikipelov, B.V. Никифоров, А .С . Nikiforov, A.S. 238 TRANSLITERATION INDEX

Н ихам кин, A.P. N ih a m k in , A.R. Новоселов, Г. П . Novoselov, G.P Н ой м ан , Л . Neumann, L. Нойманн, Я. Neumann, J.

О

Овчинников, Ф.Я. Ovchinnikov, F .Ya. Озиранер, С .H . Oziraner, S.N.

П

Панасенков, A . Panasenkov, А. Пахомов, В .В . P a k h o m o v , V.V. Петросьянц, A.M. Petros'yants, A.M. П е тр я н о в, И.В. Petryanov, I.V. Пименов, М .К . Pimenov, M.K. Померанцев, Г.Б. Pomerantsev, G.B. Пономарев-Степной, H .Н . Ponomarev-Stepnoj, N.N. Проценко, А.Н . Protsenko, A.N. Прусаков, В.Н . Prusakov, V.N.

P

Р а к о в , H.A. R a k o v , N.A. Ренард, Э .В . Renard, Eh.V. Решетников, Ф.Г. Reshetnikov, F,G. Р ом аш к и н , Б.Г. Romashkin, B.G. Русков. С .1 Ruskov, S.t Рыбаков, Н .3. Rybakov, N. Z. Рыжов, М ,Н . Ryzhov, M.N.

C

Садовский, Б.Ф . Sadovskij, B.F. С а в и н , H . И . Savin, N.I. TRANSLITERATION INDEX 239

Сантарова, M . Santarova, М. Сауров, M .M . S a u ro v , М.М. Седов, В .M . S e d o v , V.M. Серов, A .B . S e r o v , A.V. Сидоренко,B . A . Sidorenko, V.A. С к в о р ц о в , C . A . Skvortsov, S.A. Скиба, О .B . Skiba, O.V. Скриниченко, M.JI. Skrinichenko, M.L. Смирнова, E .C . S m ir n o v a , E.S. Смолина, Г . И. Smolina, G.I. Соколов, В .H . S o k o lo v , V.N. Спицы н, В . И . Spitsyn, V.I. Стейскал, И. Stejskal, I. Стекольников,В .В . Stekol'nikov, V.V. Столяревский, А . Я. Stolyarevskij, A.Ya. Сюзев,В.Н . S y u z e v , V.N.

T

Татарников, A.П. Tatarnikov, А.Р. Тверковкин, B.E. Tverkovkin, В.Е. Темников, M . A . Temnikov, М.А. Тимербаев, P.M. Timerbaev, R.M. Токарев, Ю. И. Tokarev, Yu.I. Токарев H.H . Tokarev, N.N. Толпы го, В . Tolpygo, V. Т р о ф и м о в , A.M. T r o fim o v , A.M. Т р о я н о в , М.Ф. T r o y a n o v , M.F. Трубников, В.П. Trubnikov, V.P. Туркин, А .Д . T u rk in , A.D.

Ф

Ф е д о т о в , П.И. Fedotov, P.I. Фомин, В. В . Fomin, V.V.

X

Хаке, В . H a k e, V . 240. TRANSLITERATION INDEX

Ц

Царенко, A.Ф . T s a r e n k o , A.F. Цикунов, A .Г. T sik u n o v , A .G. Цыканов, В . A . T s y k a n o v , V.A.

Черкашов, Ю.М. Cherkashov, Yu.M. Чернов, А.П. Chernov, A . P. Черняев, B.A. Chernyaev, V.A. Чугреев, H .C . Chugreev, N.S. Чумичев, В . Б. Chumichev, V.B. Чурин, А.И. C h u rin , A.I.

Щ

Шароваров, Г.A. Sharovarov, G.A. Шацилло, В.Г. Shatsillo, V.G. Шевченко, В .Б. Shevchenko, V.B. Шейндлин, А .Е . Shejndlin, A.E. Ширяев, В . И . Shiryaev, V .1. Шмидт, B.C. S h m id t, V.S. Шуклин, С .В . Shu klin , S.V. Шумилин, М .В . S h u m ilin , M.V. Щербинин, Б. Shcherbinin, B.

Ю

Юдин, Ф . П. Y u d in , F .Р. Юликов, E . И. Yulikov, E.I. Юрченко, Д .С . Yurchenko, D.S. INDEXES OF PAPERS AND PROGRAMME OF THE MEETING

INDEX OF PAPERS BY COUNTRY OR ORGANIZATION

Details o f session, volume and page numbers and the language for the papers listed here will be found by reference to the Index o f Papers by Number, which follows the present Index.

ARGENTINA FINLAND IAEA-CN-36/198, 199, 200 IAEA-CN-36/431, 433

AUSTRALIA FRANCE IAEA-CN-36/418, 503 IAEA-CN-36/196, 217, 218, 219, 220, 223, 224, 226, 227, 228, 229, 230, AUSTRIA 231, 232, 233, 238, 240, 243, 245, IAEA-CN-36/144, 145, 146, 589 248, 249, 252, 253, 254, 255, 256, 257, 266, 268, 270, 567, 568, 569, BANGLADESH 570, 591 IA E A -C N -3 6 /1, 2, 3

GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC BELGIUM IAEA-CN-36/186, 187, 475, 477, 478, 489 IAEA-CN-36/292, 293, 294, 297

BRAZIL GERMANY, FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF IAEA-CN-36/421, 422, 423 IAEA-CN-36/80, 81, 84, 85, 86, 89, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 100, 103, 108, BULGARIA 112, 114, 121, 124, 127, 132, 141, 497, IAEA-CN-36/537 541, 557, 558, 559, 560, 565, 571, 572

CANADA HUNGARY IAEA-CN-36/177, 178, 179, 180, 181, IAEA-CN-36/420 183, 184, 185, 197, 580 INDIA CZECHOSLOVAKIA IAEA-CN-36/384, 385, 386, 387, 388, 391, IAEA-CN-36/465, 466, 467, 469, 470, 472 393, 394, 395, 459, 460, 462, 564

DENMARK INDONESIA IAEA-CN-36/202, 203, 205 IAEA-CN-36/175

EGYPT ISRAEL IAEA-CN-36/48, 573, 574 IAEA-CN-36/52, 191

2 4 3 244 PAPER INDEXES

ITALY UNITED KINGDOM IAEA-CN-36/303, 304, 305, 306, 310, IAEA-CN-36/53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 311,313,315,464,577 63, 64, 66, 67, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 99 JAPAN IAEA-CN-36/155, 156, 157, 158, 159, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 160, 161, 162, 163, 164, 166, 167, IAEA-CN-36/12, 14, 15, 16, 18, 22, 23, 168, 173, 544, 548, 549, 550, 551, 28, 33, 36, 40, 42, 396, 397, 398, 399, 5 5 2 ,5 5 3 402, 408, 414, 424, 427, 428, 429, 438, MEXICO 440, 447, 448, 450, 479, 483, 484, 507, IAEA-CN-36/540 509, 511, 512, 513, 514, 522, 539 561, 562, 563, 566, 575, 576, 578, 584 NETHERLANDS IAEA-CN-36/288, 289, 302 YUGOSLAVIA IAEA-CN-36/273, 274 NORWAY IA E A -C N -3 6 /4 5 1, 4 7 4 ZAIRE IAEA-CN-36/53 5 PAKISTAN IAEA-CN-36/546, 547 AMERICAN NUCLEAR SOCIETY IAEA-CN-36/498 PHILIPPINES IAEA-CN-36/363, 364 COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES POLAND IAEA-CN-36/365, 366, 367, 369, 375, IAEA-CN-36/376, 454, 455 434, 473, 556

ROMANIA COUNCIL FOR MUTUAL IAEA-CN-36/456 ECONOMIC ASSISTANCE

SOUTH AFRICA IAEA-CN-36/6 IAEA-CN-36/300

FORATOM SPAIN IAEA-CN-36/7, 8, 143 IAEA-CN-36/206, 207, 208, 210, 211

INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY SWEDEN AGENCY IAEA-CN-36/275, 276, 277, 279, 280, 282, IAEA-CN-36/4, 452, 487, 500, 527, 534, 592 284, 285, 286, 287, 554

INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION SWITZERLAND ON RADIOLOGICAL PROTECTION IAEA-CN-36/579 IAEA-CN-36/488

UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS INTERNATIONAL ENERGY AGENCY IAEA-CN-36/316, 317, 318, 321, 322, IAEA-CN-36/583 323, 325, 326, 327, 329, 332, 333, 334, 336, 337, 338, 339, 340, 341, 342, 343, 344, 345, 346, 347, 349, 350, 351, 352, INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR 353, 354, 355, 356, 357, 528, 529, 586, APPLIED SYSTEMS ANALYSIS (IIASA) 587, 590 IAEA-CN-36/538 PAPER INDEXES 245

OECD NUCLEAR ENERGY AGENCY UNITED NATIONS SCIENTIFIC IAEA-CN-36/490, 491, 492, 493, 494, COMMITTEE ON THE EFFECTS 495 OF ATOMIC RADIATION (UNSCEAR) IAEA-CN-36/9

WORLD COUNCIL OF CHURCHES UNITED NATIONS (CNRET) IAEA-CN-36/383 IAEA-CN-36/581

SPECIALLY INVITED PAPERS IAEA-CN-36/582, 588 UNITED NATIONS ENVIRONMENT PROGRAMME SPECIAL EVENING LECTURES IAEA-CN-36/361 IAEA-CN-36/593, 594

INDEX OF PAPERS BY NUMBER

IAEA- Session Page IAEA- Session , Page , CN-36/ No. VoL No. Lang- CN-36/ No. V0L No. Lang'

1 7.2 6 377 E 71 3.4 4 795 E 2 7.1.1 6 213 E 72 4.1 5 141 E 3 2.9 3 723 E 73 4.1 5 359 E 4 5 7 95 E 74 4.2 5 645 E 6 l.A 1 15 R 75 4.3 5 743 E 7 2 .A 2 185 E 76 6 Plen. 7 411 E 8 3.2 4 369 E 77 7.1 .2 6 345 E 9 3.A 4 23 E 80 4.3 5 769 E 12 2.3 3 215 E 81 5.1 7 121 E 14 2.7 3 673 E 84 6 Tech. 7 465 E 15 3.B 4 125 E 85 7.3 6 567 E 16 3.B 4 211 E 86 7.1 .2 6 297 E 18 4.2 5 627 E 89 7 .2 6 363 E 22 2.1.2 2 285 E 92 l.B 1 103 E 23 3.2 4 597 E 93 8 1 683 E 28 3.1 4 291 E 94 l.C 1 349 E 33 4.3 5 807 E 95 l.C 1 287 E 36 4.2 5 715 E 96. 2.A 2 37 E 40 6 Tech. 7 457 E 97 2.B 3 57 E 42 6 Tech. 7 597 E 98 3.B 4 157 E 48 2.1.2 2 301 E 99 2.3 3 143 E 52 7.2 6 433 E 100 2.3 3 161 E 53 l.B 1 175 E 103 2.4 2 505 E 54 l.D 1 425 E 108 2.6 3 493 E 55 2.A 2 131 E 112 2.7 3 661 E 56 2.A 2 93 E 114 3.1 4 253 E 57 2.В 3 35 E 121 3.2 4 395 E 58 4 5 37 E 124 2.4 2 673 E 59 5.1 7 145 E 127 4.1 5 457 E 60 2.1.2 2 237 E 132 4.1 5 311 E 63 2.4 2 607 E 141 4.1 5 131 E 64 2.5 3 377 E 143 2.5 3 271 E 66 2.7 3 615 E 144 2.4 2 475 E 67 3.2 4 503 E 145 2.1 1 723 E 69 3.3 4 767 E 146 5.2 7 283 E 70 3.3 4 745 E 155 3.3 4 697 E

247 248 PAPER INDEXES

IAEA- Session Page IAEA- Session Page V ol. Lang. V ol. La C N -36/ N o. N o. C N -36/ N o. N o.

156 3.2 4 455 E 228 4.1 5 155 F 157 6 Plen. 7 381 E 229 4.1 5 441 F 158 5.1 7 185 E 230 4.2 5 591 F 159 4.1 5 533 E 231 4.3 5 839 F 160 2.3 3 153 E 232 3.A 4 13 F 161 2.2 2 431 E 233 3.2 4 589 F 162 2.A 2 21 E 238 3.2 4 651 F 163 2.A 2 153 E 240 3.3 4 731 F 164 l.D 1 437 E 243 4.1 5 497 F 166 3.2 4 573 E 245 4.2 5 701 F 167 2.7 3 561 E 248 4.3 5 819 F 168 2.6 3 455 E 249 7.1.1 6 237 F 173 6 Tech. 7 503 E 252 7.1.1 6 201 F 175 7.1.1 6 101 E 253 6 Tech. 7 559 F 177 2.A 2 55 E 254 5.2 7 • 309 F 178 3.B 4 167 E 255 5.1 7 157 F 179 l.C 1 253 E 256 2.2 2 355 F 180 4.1 5 121 E 257 2.3 3 203 F 181 4.1 5 335 E 266 2.5 3 353 F 183 2.3 3 99 E 268 2.5 3 365 F 184 2.4 2 595 E 270 2.6 3 411 F 185 6 Tech. 7 587 E 273 7.1 .2 6 305 E 186 3.2 4 611 E 274 7.1.1 6 193 E 187 3.2 4 419 F 275 8 1 641 E 191 7.1.1 6 223 E 276 2.A 2 145 E 196 7.1 .2 6 273 F 277 2.2 2 407 E 197 2.1.2 2 249 E 279 2.4 2 635 E 198 7.3 6 593 S 280 3.A 4 41 E 199 7 6 17 S 282 3.2 4 561 E 200 7.3 6 501 S 284 4.1 5 325 E 202 4.1 5 113 E 285 4.1 5 203 E 203 2.4 2 661 E 286 4.1 5 289 E 205 3.1 4 303 E 287 5.1 7 137 E 206 3.2 4 437 S 288 4.1 5 179 E 207 7 6 67 S 289 3.2 4 467 E 208 7.1.2 6 315 s 292 3.1 4 237 E 210 7.3 6 617 s 293 2.4 2 557 E 211 2.2 2 377 s 294 4.1 5 577 E 217 l.B 1 111 F 297 7.1.2 6 335 E 218 l.C 1 297 F 300 2.3 3 171 Ë 219 l.D 1 371 F 302 8 1 513 E 220 2. A 2 217 F 303 2.B 3 3 E 223 2.3 3 111 F 304 2.7 3 547 E 224 2.7 3 529 F 305 4.1 5 517 E 226 3.B 4 143 F 306 4.1 5 473 E 227 3.B 4 195 F 310 2.4 2 491 E PAPER INDEXES 249

Session ,, , Page r IAEA- Session , Page , V ol. Lang. No. V0L No. Lang’ CN-36/ N o. N o.

311 2.3 3 183 E 383 5 7 29 E 313 3.1 4 337 E 384 2.2 2 457 E 315 6 Tech. 7 485 E 385 ' 7 6 3 E 316 3.3 4 709 R 386 2.4 2 517 E 317 3.2 4 667 R 387 3.A 4 77 E 318 2.7 3 603 R 388 ' 3.2 4 409 E 321 2.2 2 365 R 391 2.7 3 571 E 322 4.2 5 725 R 393 4.1 5 347 E 323 4.3 5 755 R 394 7.2 6 403 E 325 8 1 655 R 395 5.2 7 295 E 326 2.7 3 647 R 396 l.B 1 203 E 327 2.2 2 417 R 397 l.B 1 143 E 329 2.1.2 2 315 R 398 7.2 6 419 E 332 8 1 569 R 399 2.1 1 709 E 333 8 1 695 R 402 2.4 2 543 E 334 2.9 3 695 R 4 0 8 3.2 4 681 E 336 8 1 669 R 41 4 6 Plen. 7 367 E 337 l.B 1 189 R 4 1 8 3.2 4 529 E 338 7.2 6 449 R 420 7 6 31 E 339 8 1 625 R 421 l.B 1 . 85 F 340 6 Plen. 7 345 R 422 7.1.1 6 85 E 341 4.1 5 385 R 423 7 6 45 E 342 4.2 5 605 R 42 4 8 1 531 E 343 4 5 17 R 427 l.D 1 415 E 34 4 4. i 5 247 R 428 l.D 1 493 E 345 3.2 4 481 R 429 3.1 4 351 E 346 3.1 4 267 R 431 2.5 3 341 E 347 3.1 4 227 R 433 4.1 5 413 E 349 3.B 4 183 R 4 3 4 6 Plen. 7 431 E 350 3.2 4 625 R 438 2.5 3 289 E 351 3.A 4 . 91 R 4 4 0 7.3 6 633 E 352 2.6 3 477 R 447 4.1 5 299 E 35 3 2.5 3 323 R 448 5 7 73 E 354 2.A 2 75 R 450 5.1 7 175 E 355 2.2 2 393 R 451 5 7 43 E 356 l.D 1 393 R 4 5 2 6 Plen. 7 395 E 357 l.C 1 323 R 4 5 4 2.2 2 445 E 361 5 7 57 E 455 3.3 4 723 E 363 5.1 7 ■ 167 E 456 7.3 6 581 E 364 7.3 ■ 6 551 E 459 7.1 .2 6 325 E 365 8 1 557 E 4 6 0 7.3 6 489 E 366 3.2 4 513 E 4 6 2 7.3 6 537 E 367 6 Plen. 7 543 E 464 l.B 1 155 E 369 2.6 3 511 E 465 7.2 6 469 R 375 2.B 3 45 F 466 4.1 5 193 E 376 8 1 605 E 467 4.1 5 279 R 250 PAPER INDEXES

IA E A - Session Page IAEA- Session Page V ol. La Vol. j ¡j C N -36/ ’ No. N o. C N -36/ No. No.

469 2.6 3 467 E 548 4.1 5 425 E 470 3.2 4 643 R 549 2.4 2 561 E 472 6 Tech. 7 577 E 550 4.3 5 793 E 473 l.D 1 473 F 551 4.2 5 685 E 474 2.4 2 581 E 552 2.3 3 127 E 475 2.4 2 569 E 553 2.5 3 237 E 477 2.A 2 3 E 554 3.2 4 447 E 478 8 1 • 543 E 556 4 5 77 F 479 3.2 4 545 E 557 3.1 4 317 E 483 4.1 5 221 E 558 2.5 3 305 E 484 3.A 4 63 E 559 3.3 4 757 E 487 2.B 3 71 E 560 4.1 5 375 E 488 3.A 4 3 E 561 2.5 3 229 E 489 2.5 3 395 E 562 2.9 3 709 E 490 3.4 4 807 E 563 3.3 4 781 E 491 3.B 4 111 E 564 2.1.2 2 271 E 492 l.B 1 213 E 565 7.3 6 603 E 493 2.A 2 101 E 566 l.C 1 267 E 494 4 5 61 E 567 2.7 3 633 F 495 2.4 2 623 E 568 7.2 6 387 E 497 l.D 1 455 E 569 2.4 2 527 F 498 5.2 7 265 E 570 2.5 3 249 F 500 l.B 1 233 E 571 2.7 3 579 E 503 2.1.2 2 259 E 572 4.2 5 661 E 507 5.1 7 197 E 573 7.1.1 6 173 E 509 2.B 3 19 E 574 7.1.1 6 141 E 511 3.2 4 381 E 575 7.1 .2 6 259 E 512 4.1 5 267 E 576 4.2 5 675 E 513 2.7 3 593 E 577 2.5 3 259 E 514 2.A 2 169 E 578 2.6 3 433 E 522 5.2 7 255 E 579 5.2 7 237 F 527 4 5 51 E 580 5.2 7 273 E 528 6 Tech. 7 525 E 581 l.A 1 39 E 529 8 1 585 R 582 5 7 3 E 534 6 Plen. 7 441 E 583 l.A 1 3 E 535 7.1.1 6 127 F 584 4.1 5 549 E 537 7.3 6 481 R 586 l.C 1 335 R 538 l.A 1 59 E 587 2.1.2 2 329 R 539 4 5 3 E 588 5 7 19 E 540 7.1.1 6 159 S 589 5.1 7 • 219 E 541 4.1 5 401 E 590 l.B 1 127 R 544 4.1 5 233 E 591 6 Plen. 7 327 F 546 7.1.1 6 115 E 592 - 1 791 E 547 7.3 6 519 E 593 - 1 761 E 594 - 1 775 R PROGRAMME OF THE MEETING

Index of Sessions

P = plenary; T = technical; RT = Round Table

Session Type of Vol. Page Topic No. session No. No.

1A P General energy prospects 1 1 1B.1 P National system plans 1 83 IB.2 P National system plans 1C P Current nuclear systems 1 251 ID P Advanced nuclear systems 1 369 1 RT Role of nuclear power in future energy supply; prospects and constraints 1 741

2A. 1 P Integrated planning of fuel cycle 2 1 2A.2 P Integrated planning of fuel cycle 2B P International co-operation in the fuel cycle 3 1 2.1.1 T Energy analysis 1 707 2.1.2 T Uranium exploration and evaluation 2 235 2.2 T Raw materials mining and processing 2 353 2.3 T Isotope separation 3 97 2.4.1 T Fuel technology for LWR and HWR 2 473 2.4.2 T Fuel technology for LWR and HWR 2.5.1 T Plutonium bearing fuels 3 227 2.5.2 T Plutonium bearing fuels 2.6 T HTR and other advanced fuels 3 409 2.7 T Reprocessing technology 3 527 2.9 ' T Fuel cycle centres 3 693 2.1 RT Developments and decisions.needed to assure the nuclear fuel cycle 3 729 2.2 RT Integrated planning of the nuclear fuel cycle industry 3 743

2 5 1 252 PROGRAMME OF THE MEETING

Session Type of Vol. Page Topic No. session No. No.

ЗА P Standards for radioactivity management 4 1 3B P Operational aspects of radioactivity management 4 109 3.1 T Criteria for radioactivity management 4 225 3.2.1 T Radioactivity management practices *TA •J u » 3.2.2 T Radioactivity management practices 3.3 T Transport of radioactive materials 4 695 3.4 T Decommissioning 4 793 3.1 RT Solid high-level and long-lived (alpha- contaminated) radioactive waste disposal options and their availability 4 825 3.2 RT Radiation dose implications of different radio­ activity management practices 4 843

4 P Nuclear safety 5 1 4.1.1 T Safety requirements and experience, thermal reactors 4.1.2 T Safety requirements and experience, thermal . 5 111 reactors 4.1.3 T Safety requirements and experience, thermal reactors 4.2 T Safety of fast breeders and their fuel cycle 5 589 4.3 T Safety of fuel cycle facilities 5 741 4 RT Use of generalized safety reviews of major nuclear facilities in regulatory practice 5 857

5 P Nuclear power and public opinion 7 1 5.1 T Nuclear power and public opinion 7 1 1 I1 QУ 5.2 T Nuclear power and public opinion

6 P Safeguards . 1 325 6 T Safeguards 1 455 6 RT Effectiveness of safeguards, role of the national system o f accountancy and control, its relationship to international safeguards and physical protection 7 617 PROGRAMME OF THE MEETING 25 3

Session T yp e o f V ol. Page Topic No. session No. No.

7 P Nuclear power in developing countries 6 1 7.1.1 T Nuclear programmes in developing countries 6 83 7.1.2 T Nuclear manpower development 6 257 7.2 T Small power reactors, desalting 6 361 7.3 T Experience of nuclear power in developing countries 6 479 7 RT Transfer o f nuclear technology to developing countries 6 643

8 T Special technical session on advanced systems and applications 1 511

- P Summary and Closing o f the Conference 1 789

- •- Special evening lectures 1 759

Timetable o f Sessions follows on the next page. 2 5 4 PROGRAMME OF THE MEETING

Timetable of Sessions

MORNINGS 9.00—12.00

TECHNICAL SESSIONS AND ROUNDTABLES PLENARY SESSIONS FESTSPIELHAUS KONGRESSHAUS EUROPA-SAAL HUMBOLDT-SAAL

MONDAY OPENING l.A. 2 MAY 9.30 GENERAL ENERGY PROSPECTS

TUESDAY 1.B.2. NATIONAL SYSTEM 2.3. ISOTOPE SEPARATION 3 MAY PLANS,(cont.)

WEDNESDAY 2 7. REPROCESSING TECHNOLOGY 7.2. SMALL POWER 4 MAY REACTORS. DESALTING

THURSDAY 2.A.1. INTEGRATED 7.3. EXPERIENCE OF NUCLEAR POWER IN SMAY PLANNING OF FUEL DEVELOPING COUNTRIES CYCLE

FRIDAY 2.A.2. INTEGRATED 4.2. SAFETY OF FAST BREEDERS AND THEIR 6 MAY PLANNING OF FUEL FUEL CYCLE CYCLE (cont.)

SATURDAY 1.D. ADVANCED NUCLEAR 2.1. URANIUM EXPLORATION AND 7 MAY SYSTEMS EVALUATION. ENERGY ANALYSIS

MONDAY 5. NUCLEAR POWER 8. SPECIAL SESSION ON ADVANCED SYSTEMS 6. SAFEGUARDS 9 MAY AND PUBLIC OPINION AND APPLICATIONS

TUESDAY 6. SAFEGUARDS 5.1. NUCLEAR POWER AND PUBLIC OPINION 4.3. SAFETY OF FUEL 10 MAY CYCLE FACILITIES

6.R.T. EFFECTIVENESS OF SAFEGUARDS. ROUE OF WEDNESDAY 4. NUCLEAR SAFETY THE NATIONAL SYSTEM AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO 3.3. + 3.4. TRANSPORT OF INTERNATIONAL SAFEGUARDS AND PHYSICAL 11 MAY PROTECTION RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS DECOMMISSIONING

THURSDAY' 3 8. OPERATIONAL 5.2. NUCLEAR POWER AND PUBLIC OPINION 4.1.3. SAFETY REQUIRE­ 12 MAY ASPECTS OF RADIO­ MENTS AND EXPERIENCE, ACTIVITY MANAGEMENT THERMAL REACTORS (cont.)

3.1.R.T. SOLID HIGH-LEVEL AND LONG-LIVED WASTE FRIDAY 26. INTERNATIONAL DISPOSAL OPTIONS AND THEIR AVAILABILITY 13 MAY CO-OPERATION IN THE 3.2.R.T. ftAOIATtON DOSE IMPLICATIONS OF FUEL CYCLE DIFFERENT RADIOACTIVITY MANAGEMENT PRACTICES PROGRAMME OF THE MEETING 255

AFTERNOONS 14.30-17.30

TECHNICAL SESSIONS AND ROUNDTABLES PLENARY SESSIONS KONGRESSHAUS FESTSPIELHAUS EUROPASAAL HUMBOLDT-SAAL

MONDAY 1.B.1. NATIONAL SYSTEM 2.2. RAW MATERIALS MINING AND 2 MAY PLANS PROCESSING

TUESDAY 2.4.1. FUEL TECHNOLOGY FOR LWR AND HWR 7.1.1. NUCLEAR PRO­ 3 MAY GRAMMES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

WEDNESDAY 2.4.2. FUEL TECHNOLOGY FOR LWR AND •7.1.2. NUCLEAR MAN­ 4 MAY HWR (cont.) POWER DEVELOPMENT 2.5.1. PLUTONIUM BEARING FUELS

THURSDAY 7. NUCLEAR POWER 2.5.2. PLUTONIUM BEARING FUELS (cont.) 5 MAY IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES 14.00

FRIDAY l.C. CURRENT NUCLEAR 7.R.T. TRANSFER OF NUCLEAR TECHNOLOGY 2.0. FUEL CYCLE 6 MAY SYSTEMS TO DEVELOPING COUNTRIES CENTRES 2.6. HTR AND OTHER ADVANCED FUELS

SATURDAY 7 MAY

MONDAY 2.1.R.T. DEVELOPMENTS ANO DECISIONS NEEDED TO 3.2.1. RADIOACTIVITY 9 MAY ASSURE THE NUCLEAR f UEL CYCLE MANAGEMENT PRACTICES 2.2.R.T. INTEGRATED PLANNING OF THE NUCLEAR FUEL CYCLE INDUSTRY

TUESDAY 4.1.2. SAFETY REQUIREMENTS AND 3.2;2. RADIOACTIVITY 10 MAY EXPERIENCE,THERMAL REACTORS MANAGEMENT PRACTICES (coot.)

WEDNESDAY 4.1.1. SAFETY REQUIREMENTS AND 3.1. CRITERIA FOR 11 MAY EXPERIENCE. THERMAL REACTORS (cont.) RADIOACTIVITY MANAGEMENT

4.R.T. USE OF GENERALIZED SAFETY REVIEWS OF THURSDAY 3.A. STANDARDS FOR MAJOR NUCLEAR FACILITIES IN REGULATORY 12 MAY RADIOACTIVITY PRACTICE MANAGEMENT I.R.T. ROLE OF NUCLEAR POWER IN FUTURE ENERGY SUPPLY-PROSPECTS AND CONSTRAINTS

FRIDAY SUMMARY 13 MAY CLOSING CORRIGENDUM

NUCLEAR POWER AND ITS FUEL CYCLE V O L.2

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