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Radioactive Waste Management of Nuclear Power Plant

Power generation of today struggle with many challenges and as the effects of global warming become obvious many countries seek alternatives to fossil fuel. The increasing interest in nuclear technology is based on its many advantages but the technology also offers challenges in how to cope with prolonged lifetime support and sustainable waste routes. In nuclear fission huge amount of energy is produced as heat, which can be used to generate electricity. The products of fission are radioactive and these can cause endless harm to environment. Radioactive waste is long lived. The radioactive waste should be kept in such an area where the radioactivity cannot create much of an effect on the environment. Radioactive waste management is necessary to isolate radioactive waste from living things. For various types of waste different procedures are followed to reduce the volume of waste and to manage it in a cost effective way. Waste management is improving day by day with new research and thinking. Proper management of radioactive waste can help to increase the number of nuclear power plants around the world. Copyright © IJRETR, all rights reserved. KeywordsNuclear, Radioactive Waste, Treatment, Management, Transport.