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Naturally Occurring Radioactive Materials in Construction
Integrating Radiation Protection in Reuse (COST Action Tu1301 NORM4BUILDING)
Presents a comprehensive review of how residues and by-products can safely be reused in construction materials, also addressing radiological aspects
Wouter Schroeyers (Edited by)
9780081020098, Elsevier Science
Hardback, published 29 May 2017
336 pages
22.9 x 15.1 x 2.4 cm, 0.66 kg
Naturally Occurring Radioactive Materials in Construction (COST Action NORM4Building) discusses the depletion of energy resources and raw materials and its huge impact not only on the building market, but also in the development of new synthetic building materials, whereby the reuse of various (waste) residue streams becomes a necessity. It is based on the outcome of COST Action TU 1301, where scientists, regulators, and representatives from industry have come together to present new findings, sharing knowledge, experiences, and technologies to stimulate research on the reuse of residues containing enhanced concentrates of natural radionuclides (NORM) in tailor-made building materials. Chapters address legislative issues, measurement, and assessment of building materials, physical and chemical aspects, from raw materials, to residues with enhanced concentrations of natural radionuclides (NORM), processes, building products containing NORM, and end-of-life and reuse requirements.
1. Objectivves 2. Introduction 3. Basic Aspects on Natural Radioactivity 4. Legislative Aspects 5. Measurement of NORM 6. From Raw Materials to NORM Containing By-Products 7. From NORM Containing By-Products to Building Materials 8. Leaching Assessment as a Component of Environmental Safety and Durability Analyses for NORM Containing Building Materials 9. Non-Technical Aspects that Influence the Reuse of NORM in the Construction Industry 10. General Conclusion and the Way Forward
Subject Areas: Conservation of buildings & building materials [TNKX], Materials science [TGM], Nuclear issues [RNQ], Nuclear physics [PHN]
