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40x40x200 cm. barite concrete, 40x40x200 cm. radiation shielding or 40x40x200 cm. radioactive waste. What all the names have in common is that they describe the same blocks but at different points in their lifespan.
Find out more about Danish Decommissioning efforts in terms of health and safety at work and the results achieved for 2022 in this area
The only healthcare assistants in Denmark are at Danish Decommissioning, a unique role in a unique workplace.
In Danish Decommissioning there are ongoing tasks that are not found in many places and one of these is the relocation of the more than 60 years old working decks in the Danish Reactor 3 (DR3)
The YouTube editors from TV2 Lorry have recently paid a visit to portray our work in decommissioning Danish Reactor 3.
Two days before shutting down the company, a milestone was reached in the decommissioning of Danish Reactor 3: the first concrete blocks have been sawn out of the top of the reactor and placed in containers.
For the past 60 years, a basin has been used to store radioactive objects from Danish Reactor 3. Now the last contaminated tubes have been removed from the basin.
The waste treatment plant is the sixth and last of Risø's original nuclear plant to be decommissioned. Funds have now been allocated to start work.
The top of Danish Reactor 3 is now naked and exposed, ready to be cut up.