Waste Packages
Waste Packages
Radioactive waste is stored in Storage Facilities in order to Prevent Radiation Hazards. Radioactive waste is stored in a stable state for treatment and volume reduction in each treatment facility or in a state that is difficult to treat. The following major Waste Packages are used.Incineration Ash Package

(860mmH×565mmφ)
Contents: | incineration ash, ceramic filter ash |
weight: | 300–400 kg/package |
Container: | 200 L steel drum (JIS Z1600) with concrete lining |
Compressed Waste Package

(860mmH×565mmφ)
Contents: | Metal, glass, gum, etc. |
weight: | 150–250 kg/package |
Container: | 200 L steel drum( JIS Z 1600) |
Compressed Waste Package (high dose rate)

(860mmH×565mmφ)
Contents: | Metal, glass, vinyl, etc. |
weight: | 500–1000 kg/package |
Container: | 200 L steel drum (JIS Z 1600) with concrete lining |
Compressed Waste Package (high dose rate)

(1200mmH×1050mmφ)
Contents: | Metal, glass, vinyl, etc. |
weight: | 2000–3000 kg/package |
Container: | Concrete Block Container |
Dismantled Waste

(1130mmH×1160mm)
Contents: | plumbing, bulb, etc. |
weight: | 800–1600 kg/package |
Container: | Steel Box type container |
Dismantled Waste (high dose rate)

(1350mmH×1370mm)
Contents: | JPDR dismantled reactor internals |
weight: | 13400–17000 kg/package |
Container: | Spheroidal graphite iron casting (FCD-27) shielded container |
Waste Packages (Confirmation to the Technical Standards)
The“Waste Packages(Confirmation to the Technical Standards)” law regulates the disposal of waste packages. The following major Waste Packages(Confirmation to the Technical Standards) are used in storage facilities.
Monolithic Cement-Solidified Waste Package

(860mmH×565mmφ)
Contents: | Concentrated waste |
weight: | 400–450 kg/package |
Container: | 200 L steel drum (JIS Z 1600) |
Bitumen-Solidified Waste Package

(860mmH×565mmφ)
Contents: | Concentrated waste |
weight: | 300–650 kg/package |
Container: | 200 L steel drum (JIS Z1600) with concrete lining |
Molten-solidified waste package

(860mmH×565mmφ)
Contents: | Receptacle containing slag |
weight: | ~1000 kg/package |
Container: | 200 L steel drum(JIS Z 1600) |
Super compaction waste package

(860mmH×565mmφ)
Contents: | Metal |
weight: | ~1000 kg/package |
Container: | 200 L steel drum (JIS Z 1600) |
Storage Facilities
Storage Facilities are established in two areas at the Nuclear Science Research Institute:the Half Underground Pits and the Reinforced Concrete Building in the Storage Facilities
Category | Construction | Capacity | |
Waste Storage Facility No. 1 |
Waste Storage Facility L | Reinforced Concrete Half Underground Pits | about 59,350 drums (200 L drums) |
Waste Storage Facility M-1 | Reinforced Concrete Half Underground Pits | ||
Waste Storage Facility M-2 | Half Underground Storage Holes | ||
Waste Size Reduction and Storage Facility (Storage Room) | Reinforced Concrete (B1F, 1F, 2F) | about 22,000 drums (200 L drums) |
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Waste Storage Facility No. 2 |
Waste Storage Building Ⅰ | Reinforced Concrete (B1F, 1F, 2F, 3F) | about 58,000 drums (200 L drums) |
Waste Storage Building Ⅱ | Reinforced Concrete (B1F, 1F, 2F, 3F) | ||
Waste Storage Facility NL | Reinforced Concrete Half Underground Pits | ||
Total | about 139,350 drums (200 L drums) |
Waste Storage Facility No. 1: Waste Storage Facility L


Storage image (Waste Storage Facility L)
Waste Storage Facility No. 1: Waste Storage Facilities M-1and M-2


Storage image (Waste Storage Facility M-2)
Waste Storage Facility No. 1: Waste Size Reduction and Storage Facility (Storage Room)


Storage situation (Waste Size Reduction and Storage Facility (Storage Room))
Waste Storage Facility No. 2: Waste Storage Facilities NL, Waste Storage Buildings Ⅰ and Ⅱ


Storage situation (Waste Storage Building Ⅰ)