Approach to reducing the effect of bone-coal power station on radiation environment

NI Shi-Ying，

GU Pei-Long，

ZHAO Ming-Hua，

YE Ji-Da

Nuclear Science and Techniques

Vol.13, No.4

pp.264-269

Published in print 01 Nov 2002

CLC：X837

40100

The effect of two bone-coal power stations (6 MWe) on environment was investigated within the scope of the dose contribution caused by various radionucildes in different ways. It is found that the best measures to reduce the effect of bone-coal power station on radiation environment include to select a fine boiler system and a comprehensive utilization of the bone-coal cinder (BCC), soot and ash in the catchers.

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