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1.3.7.2. Comparison between the Belgian, French and Canadian radioactive waste classifications
ОглавлениеIn Belgium, class A waste has a specific destination and class B and C waste are managed together. In France, the VLLW and LLW-SL categories are managed together, the AA-LL and HALL categories are managed together, while the FA-VL category is managed independently. For the three states, a distinction is made between current waste and historical waste [PAR 18].
Table 1.6. Comparison of radioactive waste classifications in Belgium, France and Canada (source: [PAR 18]). In brackets, the equivalences with the IAEA classification from 2009 [IAE 09a]
| Belgium | France | Canada | |
| Number of categories | 3 | 5 | 4 |
| Classification by lifespan and activity level | A (LLW)B (ILW)C (HLW) | TFA (VSLW)FMA-VC (LLW)FA-VL (VLLW)MA-VL (ILW)HA-VL (HLW) | LLW (LLW)ILW (ILW)HLW (HLW + spent fuel)Mining waste |
| Other more vague categories | NORM, T-NORMRadiferWaste from future sanitationSpent fuelSpent MOX fuel | Waste without a channelFuel and MOX |
