RADIOACTIVE WASTE MANAGEMENT

Radioactive Waste Management Hazardous Waste Management Gaynor W. Dawson and Basil W. Mercer This book addresses major technical areas associated with the safe management of hazardous waste, and covers a broad spectrum of environmental, engineering, and administrative concerns. Topics discussed include regulations governing hazardous waste management, defining and quantifying hazardous wastes, facility siting, abandoned disposal sites, transportation, treatment processes, incineration, and ocean dumping. 1986 0 471-82268-X 532 pp. Hazardous and Toxic Materials Safe Handling and Disposal, 2nd Edition Edited by Howard H. Fawcett In this second edition, thirteen experts offer their views, research, and latest findings on a wide range of topical issues, including the Toxic Substances Control Act, SARA, long-term toxicity, the Delaware River pollution problem, medical care and surveillance for hazardous waste works, oil spills, aqueous foams, remediation of contaminated sites, facility siting, and safe transport of dangerous goods. This book contains new and updated data, laws, and considerations necessary for the continued upkeep of the industry's safety standards. 1988 0 471-62729-1 514 pp. Introduction to Hazardous Waste Incineration Louis Theodore and Joseph Reynolds This invaluable reference/text is divided into four parts covering the basic concepts, principles, equipment, and applications pertaining to hazardous waste incineration. The authors have generously supplemented the text with over 70 illustrative examples, ranging from trial burn procedures to incineration applications. Readers will find these examples helpful in understanding the procedures, equations, tables, and graphs presented throughout the text. 1987 0 471-84976-6 463 pp.

Robert E. Berlin is Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Manhattan College and a consultant to industry in radioactive waste management and the remediation of radiologically contaminated sites. He has worked on a number of operating and inactive radioactive waste disposal facilities. He is a member of the American Nuclear Society. Dr. Berlin earned his DPH in public health and environmental science at Columbia University. Catherine C. Stanton is President of Catherine C. Stanton & Associates, Inc., nuclear technology consultants, and Adjunct Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Manhattan College. She is a member of the American Nuclear Society and the Health Physics Society. Mrs. Stanton earned her MS in nuclear engineering at Ohio State University.

Radioactive Waste Forms.

Regulation and Siting of Waste Management Facilities.

Public Health, Environmental, and Safety Aspects of Radioactive Waste Management Practices.

Low-Level Radioactive Waste Management Technology.

Radioactive Waste Disposal Technology.

Remediation and Stabilization of Radiologically Contaminated Sites.

Appendices.

Index.