Location: Novotel Aachen City
Hybrid event
This module presents the key steps of decommissioning along the entire process chain from cold to hot. Both the technologies established in Germany and the relevant legal and organisational framework conditions are explained. The programme is based on the procedures customary in Germany and provides sound insights into the relevant decommissioning steps and the requirements and boundary conditions to be taken into account.
| Date | 1–3 June 2027 |
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| Duration | 3 working days |
| Language | German |
| Venue | Novotel Aachen City Peterstr. 66 52062 Aachen Germany or online participation |
| Start | 8:30 a.m. |
| End | approx. 3:30 p.m. |
| Scope of services | The price includes lunch, refreshments between the sessions, an evening event and seminar documents as well as streaming for online participants |
| Participation fee | €1,980 (net) |
- Licensing procedure for decommissioning and dismantling – legal provisions & rights of the applicant (AtG, AtVfV, UVPG, VwVfG)
- Overview of transport law requirements, interim storage and final disposal conditions in the context of decommissioning nuclear facilities
- Product control and qualification of radioactive waste
- Radiological characterisation and data collection for decommissioning
- Radiochemical analyses
- Nuclear physics simulations for optimised decommissioning Nuclear physics simulations for optimised decommissioning
- Measurement technology for the characterisation of facilities and decommissioning waste, and normative principles
- Experience with campaign-specific procedure qualification for the KONRAD repository
- Techniques for dismantling metal components (mainly primary circuit decontamination and segmentation of reactor pressure vessel internals and the reactor pressure vessel)
- Techniques for dismantling concrete structures
- Practical experience in the decommissioning of power reactors
- Practical experience in the decommissioning of research reactors
Various organizations are involved in nuclear licensing and supervisory procedures. In this module, the lecturers will teach you the functions and responsibilities of the institutions involved in the field of reactor safety and radiation protection, paying particular attention to the legal ordinances and the German Atomic Energy Act. The interaction between the applicant, licensing authority, expert organization and the public is the main focus of the seminar. As the involvement of the public plays a particularly important role in nuclear licensing procedures, the various public participation formats will be presented.
You can reach us
Monday to Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at:
+49 (0) 2402 102 15 00
registration@icond.de