Removing tritium from Fukushima’s contaminated waterロシア製中性子検出器は福島第一原発事故処理の救世主となりうる

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The capital costs of developing a commercial installation to remove tritium from liquid radioactive waste (LRW) at Japan's Fukushima-Daiichi NPP can be reduced by 50%, according to Sergey Florya, head of the innovative development project office of Russian waste management company RosRAO. He told journalist during the International Forum ATOEXPO 2016 in Moscow on 30 May that RosRAO had in March delivered to Japan a science and technology report on experiments at a demonstration facility and a feasibility study on the large-scale installation for clean-up of the tritium-contaminated LRW.
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ロシア製中性子検出器は福島第一原発事故処理の救世主となりうる
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先日ロシアのロスラオ（RosRAO）社（放射性廃棄物処理公社）イノベーション発展プロジェクトオフィスのリーダー、セルゲイ・フロリャ氏が、日本からロシアに帰国した。同オフィスは、日本で、小型中性子検出器開発プロジェクトについて紹介した。
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Removing tritium from Fukushima’s contaminated water
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The capital costs of developing a commercial installation to remove tritium from liquid radioactive waste (LRW) at Japan"s Fukushima-Daiichi NPP can be reduced by 50%, according to Sergey Florya, head of the innovative development project office of Russian waste management company RosRAO. He told journalist during the International Forum ATOEXPO 2016 in Moscow on 30 May that RosRAO had in March delivered to Japan a science and technology report on experiments at a demonstration facility and a feasibility study on the large-scale installation for clean-up of the tritium-contaminated LRW.
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