Analysis of the national legislation governing the complete salvaging of nuclear-powered submarines

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作者：
V. N. Barinov
A. P. Vasil’ev
A. O. Pimenov
A. P. Zotov
V. I. Makarov
N. V. Murzin
N. S. Koroleva
O. A. Supotaeva
机构：
[1] Institute for Safe Development of Nuclear Energy (IBRAÉ),Institute of Government and Law
[2] Research and Design Institute of Electrical Technology (NIKIÉT),undefined
[3] Russian Science Center Kurchatov Institute,undefined
[4] Russian Academy of Sciences (IGP RAN),undefined
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Atomic Energy | 2006年 / 101卷
关键词：
Radioactive Waste; Nuclear Material; Radiation Safety; Spend Nuclear Fuel; Technical Regulation;
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摘要：
The normative-legal documents pertaining to the field investigated are analyzed. It is noted that they correspond to the generally acknowledged approaches to ensuring nuclear and radiation safety. The inconsistencies between different forms of regulation are investigated. The changes in the normative-legal regulation and ensuring safety made in connection with the introduction of the law “On technical regulation” are examined. The discrepancies between the different parts of the federal legislation are indicated, and the importance of constant monitoring of the normative legal base for complete salvaging of nuclear-powered submarines is noted.
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