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이상진;양호연;신상운
- Proceedings of the Korean Radioactive Waste Society Conference
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- 2003.11a
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- pp.15-20
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- 2003
During operation process of SIES(Selective ion exchange system) at Kori Unit 2, it was impossible to remove radionuclides such as ion form and Ag-110m, etc., because activated carbon and ion exchange resin of this system are fouled easily by suspended solids and oils in liquid radwaste that was flowed in this system. In this study, an experiment to improve quality of water which was flowed in SIES was performed. and design data of Scale-up pretreatment process were secured. Also, each module design for Microfiltration and Nanofiltration unit of the pretreatment process for SIES was performed.
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Lee Youn-Myoung;Hwang Yongsoo;Kang Chul-Hyung;Hahn Pil-Soo
- Journal of Nuclear Fuel Cycle and Waste Technology(JNFCWT)
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- v.3 no.3
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- pp.213-229
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- 2005
Nuclides in radioactive wastes are assumed to be transported in the geosphere by groundwater and probably discharged into the biosphere. Quantitative evaluation of doses to human beings due to nuclide transport in the geosphere and through the various pathways in the biosphere is the final step of safety assessment of the radioactive waste repository. To calculate the flux to dose conversion factors (DCFs) for nuclides appearing at GBIs with their decay chains, a template ACBIO which is an AMBER case file based on mathematical model for the mass transfer coefficients between the compartments has been developed considering material balance among the compartments in biosphere and then implementing to AMBER, a general and flexible software tool that allows to build dynamic compartment models. An illustrative calculation with ACBIO is shown.
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Uoo-Soo, Kim;Yong-In, Cho
- Journal of the Korean Society of Radiology
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- v.16 no.7
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- pp.1007-1014
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- 2022
Targeted radionuclide therapy (TRT) is a method of treating tumor cells using radiopharmaceuticals. Cells and nuclei constituting tissues of the human body are composed of spherical and oval shapes, but cancer cells are composed of various cell types. Therefore, this study analyzed the absorbed dose for each organelle according to the change in the size of the cell nucleus for beta-emitting nuclides during targeted radionuclide therapy through the Monte Carlo method. Cells were set in two sphere shapes, 5 ㎛ and 10 ㎛, and the internal structure was divided into cell nucleus, cytoplasm, and cell surface. Next, the absorbed dose according to the increase in the size of the cell nucleus was evaluated. As a result, ¹⁷⁷Lu among the target radionuclides showed the highest dose in all cell compartments. As the ratio of the nucleus in the cell increased, the absorbed dose on the cell surface increased, but the absorbed dose in the cytoplasm and nucleus tended to decrease. Accordingly, it is judged that it is important to select a radionuclide considering the size of cancer cells and determine an appropriate amount of radioactivity during targeted radionuclide treatment.
https://doi.org/10.7742/jksr.2022.16.7.1007 인용 PDF KSCI HTML