ROMANIA National Commission for Nuclear Activities Control (CNCAN) Report. on in Decommissioning Activities. Dr. Lucian BIRO Director General

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ROMANIA National Commission for Nuclear Activities Control (CNCAN) Progress in Report on in Decommissioning Activities Dr. Lucian BIRO Director General IAEA R²D²P Workshop on Cost Estimates Manila, 30 March - 03 April 2009 1

Contents Up to date information on the regulatory body; Decommissioning Related Events Organized by CNCAN - Few Examples; IAEA Project ROM/4/024; VVR-S Reactor Decommissioning Status; Conclusions 2

Up to date information on the regulatory body 3

CNCAN Responsibilities (1) By Law CNCAN is responsible for: Nuclear Legislation & Regulations Nuclear Safety Radiation Protection Quality Assurance Safeguards Emergency Preparedness Physical Protection Nuclear and Radiological Security Nuclear Liability Transportation Radioactive Waste Management Operators Certification International Treaties and Conventions 4

CNCAN Responsibilities (2) CNCAN maintains regulatory control over: Power reactors Research reactors Nuclear research and test establishments Uranium mines and mills Uranium refining and conversion facilities Fuel fabrication facilities Heavy water production facilities Radioactive waste management facilities Prescribed substances and items, and Radioisotopes & ionising radiation applications 5

CNCAN New Organization Structure PRESIDENT Management and Licensing Committee Emergency Committee Classified Documents Department Internal Audit Department Legal Section Management Control Department General Division for Regulation Authorization and Control of the Nuclear Activities General Divisionn of Resources Relations and Communication Safeguards Section Physical Protection of the Nuclear Facilities Section Human Resources Department Info Technology Department Radiation Protection and Radioactive Waste Division Ionizing Radiation Licensing Division Ionizing Radiation Inspection Division International Affairs Division Financial Division Public Relations Media and Protocol Division 6 Radioactive Waste And Decommissioning Section Radiation Protection and Radioactive Materials Transport Section Radiological Emergency Section Mining and Milling Authorization Bureau Medical Ionizing Radiation Sources Section Industrial and other Ionizing Radiation Sources Section Ionizing Radiation Sources and Doses Registry Section Area 1 Nord East Department Area 2 South East Department Area 3 South Muntenia Department Area 4 South West Department Area 5 West Department Area 6 - Nord- West Department Area 7 Middle Zone Department Area 8 Bucharest - Ilfov Zone Department International Cooperation Department European Affairs and PHARE Program Department Project Management Section Accountancy and Financial Section Public Aquisition Section Administrative Section Mass Media and Public Relation Department Protocol Department Internal and Interinstitutional Communications Department Nuclear Reactors Division Nuclear Safety Section Cernavoda NPP Surveillance Section Research Reactors Surveillance Department Quality Management Systems Evaluation and Construction Surveiillance Section Quality Control of the Product s and Services Suppliers Section Staff Authorization Department

Legal Framework - Basic Pillars for CNCAN Activities - 7

CNCAN Regulation for Decommissioning 8

Main Nuclear Installations in Romania - Decommissioning Related Locations - 9

National Strategy for Nuclear Safety GUVERNUL ROMANIEI CANCELARIA PRIMULUI MINISTRU COMISIA NATIONALA PENTRU CONTROLUL ACTIVITATILOR NUCLEARE (CNCAN) STRATEGIA NATIONALA DE SECURITATE NUCLEARA 2006-2009 Report issued by CNCAN in September 2005 Septembrie 2005 10

Decommissioning Related Events Organized by CNCAN - Few Examples - 11

Event Poster Layout (1) 12

Event Poster Layout (2) 13

Event Poster Layout (3) 14

IAEA Project ROM/4/024 15

TRIGA Reactor 16

IAEA Project ROM/4/024 - Key Actors Involved (1) - 17

IAEA ROM/4/024 - Key Actors Involved (2) - US: France: IAEA: - Department of Energy (DOE); - General Atomics (GA); - Permanent Mission in Vienna; - AREVA/CERCA; - Permanent Mission in Vienna; -Technical Co-operation Department; - Procurement Department; - Research Reactor Department; - Legal Department; - Safeguards Department; Romania: - Permanent Mission in Vienna; - RAAN/SCN - CNCAN 18

TRIGA Reactor Celebration Ceremony - 01.06.2006-19

VVR-S S Reactor Decommissioning Status 20

VVR-S S Reactor Hall 21

Successfully Shipping Fresh Fuel From Romania to Russia (1) Successfully Shipping Fresh Fuel From Romania to Russia the Experience C. Toma, M. Ciocanescu, Dr. L. Biro, Dr. A. Smirnov, J. Thomas - Authors 8 th Topical Meeting Research Reactor Fuel Management (RRFM) Munich, Germany March 21-24, 2004 Presenter Russian Research Reactor Fuel Return Program 22

Successfully Shipping Fresh Fuel From Romania to Russia (2) Excellent coordination between the INR, CNCAN, MinAtom, SOSNY, the IAEA, and the U.S. Planned and completed in only nine weeks No incidents or delays Legal process now defined Conclusions Russian Research Reactor Fuel Return Program 23

IAEA Signing Fuel Contract for VVR-S - 21.08.2003-24

VVR-S S Spent Fuel Amendment Signing Ceremony - Washington 03.12.2008-25

IAEA End of Mission Report - September 2007 26

Main internal and external groups and organisations related to VVR-S S decommissioning 27

Decommissioning Costs Estimated by IFIN-HH 28

VVR-S S Level 1 Decommissioning Schedule (1) - Draft - ID Task Name ID Task Name 1 1. IFIN-HH internal activities 1 1. IFIN-HH internal activities Year Year 1 1 Year Year 2 2 Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct 1. IFIN-HH internal activities 1. IFIN-HH internal activities 285 days 285 days 2 1.1 Compile the drawings and verify they reflect the current status of the reactor and associated facilities 2 1.1 Compile the drawings and verify they reflect the current status of the reactor and associated facilities 40 days 40 days 3 1.2 Define the safety and environmental principles 3 1.2 Define the safety and environmental principles 4 1.3 Prepare the inventory of radiological and toxically materials in the facility 4 1.3 Prepare the inventory of radiological and toxically materials in the facility 5 1.4 Establish the waste management procedures 5 1.4 Establish the waste management procedures 35 days 35 days 6 1.5 Assess the alternative decommissioning options 6 1.5 Assess the alternative decommissioning options 15 days 15 days 7 1.6 Justify the proposed option 7 1.6 Justify the proposed option 8 1.7 Prepare the detailed work packages, including the required resources 8 1.7 Prepare the detailed work packages, including the required resources 40 days 40 days 9 1.8 Define the equipment and staff requirements 9 1.8 Define the equipment and staff requirements 10 1.9 Perform the safety and environmental assessments 10 1.9 Perform the safety and environmental assessments 40 days 40 days 11 1.10 Prepare the cost estimates, determine the source of found and obtain approval 11 1.10 Prepare the cost estimates, determine the source of found and obtain approval 12 1.11 Prepare the decommissioning plan from the above data 12 1.11 Prepare the decommissioning plan from the above data 40 days 40 days 13 1.12 Submission of decommissioning plan to CNCAN 13 1.12 Submission of decommissioning plan to CNCAN 1.12 Submission of decommissionin 1.12 Submission of decommission 14 2. CNCAN authorization process 2. CNCAN authorization process 14 2. CNCAN authorization process 2. CNCAN authorization process 15 2.1 Start-up CNCAN related activities 15 2.1 Start-up CNCAN related activities 2.1 Start-up CNCAN related activities 2.1 Start-up CNCAN related activiti 16 2.2 Regulatory assessment/compliance and permits 16 2.2 Regulatory assessment/compliance and permits 17 2.3 License applications, licence documentation, environmental compatibility assessment 17 2.3 License applications, licence documentation, environmental compatibility assessment 29

VVR-S S Level 1 Decommissioning Schedule (2) - Draft - Year Year 2 2 Year Year 3 ID Task Name 3 Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug ID Task Name Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug 13 1.12 Submission of decommissioning plan to CNCAN 13 1.12 Submission of decommissioning plan to CNCAN 1.12 Submission of decommissioning plan to CNCAN 1.12 Submission of decommissioning plan to CNCAN 14 2. CNCAN authorization process 2. CNCAN authorization process 14 2. CNCAN authorization process 2. CNCAN authorization process 70 days 70 days 15 2.1 Start-up CNCAN related activities 15 2.1 Start-up CNCAN related activities 2.1 Start-up CNCAN related activities 2.1 Start-up CNCAN related activities 16 2.2 Regulatory assessment/compliance and permits 16 2.2 Regulatory assessment/compliance and permits 70 days 70 days 17 2.3 License applications, licence documentation, environmental compatibility assessment 17 2.3 License applications, licence documentation, environmental compatibility assessment 18 2.4 Expenditures incurred by the authority in processing the licence 18 2.4 Expenditures incurred by the authority in processing the licence 19 2.5 Operation and maintenance procedures 19 2.5 Operation and maintenance procedures 40 days 40 days 20 2.6 Radiological surveys for planning and licensing 20 2.6 Radiological surveys for planning and licensing 30 days 30 days 21 2.7 Radiological surveys in the installations 21 2.7 Radiological surveys in the installations 22 2.8 Determination of release criteria and its impact on decontamination methods and decommissioning options 22 2.8 Determination of release criteria and its impact on decontamination methods and decommissioning options 23 2.9 Hazardous-material surveys and analyses 23 2.9 Hazardous-material surveys and analyses 24 2.10 Chemical, explosive, combustible material surveys and analysis, to be carried out for the nuclear and the conventional parts of the buildings 24 2.10 Chemical, explosive, combustible material surveys and analysis, to be carried out for the nuclear and the conventional parts of the buildings 25 2.11 CNCAN License 25 2.11 CNCAN License 2.11 CNCAN License 2.11 CNCAN License 26 3. IFIN-HH prime contracting selection process 3. IFIN-HH prime contracting selection process 26 3. IFIN-HH prime contracting selection process 3. IFIN-HH prime contracting selection 50 days process 50 days 27 3.1 Evaluation of approaches from licensee self-management to turnkey contracting 27 3.1 Evaluation of approaches from licensee self-management to turnkey contracting 5 days 5 days 28 3.2 Consideration of available resources and options 28 3.2 Consideration of available resources and options 5 days 5 days 29 3.3 Identification of companies interested in making a tender for decommissioning operations 29 3.3 Identification of companies interested in making a tender for decommissioning operations 5 days 5 days 30

VVR-S S Level 1 Decommissioning Schedule (3) - Draft - Year Year 3 ID Task Name 3 Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan ID Task Name Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan 28 3.2 Consideration of available resources and options 28 3.2 Consideration of available resources and options 5 days 5 days 29 3.3 Identification of companies interested in making a tender for decommissioning operations 29 3.3 Identification of companies interested in making a tender for decommissioning operations 5 days 5 days 30 3.4 Drafting of tender specifications 30 3.4 Drafting of tender specifications 31 3.5 Qualification of companies interested in making a tender by auditing their QMS 31 3.5 Qualification of companies interested in making a tender by auditing their QMS 5 days 5 days 32 3.6 Technical and financial analysis of tenders of candidate prime contractors 32 3.6 Technical and financial analysis of tenders of candidate prime contractors 33 3.7 Examination of capability and acceptance of subcontractors 33 3.7 Examination of capability and acceptance of subcontractors 5 days 5 days 34 3.8 Final selection of prime contractor 34 3.8 Final selection of prime contractor 5 days 5 days 35 3.9 Signing of contract 35 3.9 Signing of contract 3.9 Signing of contract 3.9 Signing of contract 36 4. Implement the approved decommissioning plan 4. Implement the approved decommissioning plan 36 4. Implement the approved decommissioning plan 4. Implement the approved decommissioning plan 37 CNCAN surrveillance of IFIN-HH site activities CNCAN surrveillance of IFIN-HH site activities 37 CNCAN surrveillance of IFIN-HH site activities CNCAN surrveillance of IFIN-HH site activities 38 4.1 IFIN-HH Personnel authorization 38 4.1 IFIN-HH Personnel authorization 50 days 50 days 39 4.2 Facility shutdown activities 39 4.2 Facility shutdown activities 83 days 83 days 40 4.2.1 Facility shutdown and inspection 40 4.2.1 Facility shutdown and inspection 41 4.2.2 Removal of fuel/or nuclear-fuel materials 41 4.2.2 Removal of fuel/or nuclear-fuel materials 42 4.2.3 Drainage and drying or blowdown of all systems not in operation 42 4.2.3 Drainage and drying or blowdown of all systems not in operation 43 4.2.4 Sampling for radiological inventory characterization after facility shutdown, defueling and drainage and drying or blowdown of systems 43 4.2.4 Sampling for radiological inventory characterization after facility shutdown, defueling and drainage and drying or blowdown of systems 44 CNCAN Hold Point - HP 1 44 CNCAN Hold Point - HP 1 CNCAN Hold Point - HP 1 CNCAN Hold Point - HP 1 31

VVR-S S Level 1 Decommissioning Schedule (4) - Draft - Year Year 3 ID Task Name 3 Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr ID Task Name Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr 43 4.2.4 Sampling for radiological inventory characterization after facility shutdown, defueling and drainage and drying or blowdown of systems 43 4.2.4 Sampling for radiological inventory characterization after facility shutdown, defueling and drainage and drying or blowdown of systems 44 CNCAN Hold Point - HP 1 44 CNCAN Hold Point - HP 1 CNCAN Hold Point - HP 1 CNCAN Hold Point - HP 1 45 4.2.5 Removal of system fluids (water, oil, etc,) 45 4.2.5 Removal of system fluids (water, oil, etc,) 46 4.2.6 Removal of special fluids (moderator, cooling water, etc.) 46 4.2.6 Removal of special fluids (moderator, cooling water, etc.) 47 4.2.7 Decontamination of systems for dose reduction 47 4.2.7 Decontamination of systems for dose reduction 48 4.2.8 Removal of waste from decontamination 48 4.2.8 Removal of waste from decontamination 49 4.2.9 Removal of combustible material 49 4.2.9 Removal of combustible material 50 4.2.10 Removal of spent resins 50 4.2.10 Removal of spent resins 51 4.2.11 Removal of other waste from facility operations 51 4.2.11 Removal of other waste from facility operations 52 4.2.12 Isolation of electricity equipment 52 4.2.12 Isolation of electricity equipment 3 days 3 days 53 4.2.13 Asset recovery: Resale/transfer of facility equipment and components as well as surplus inventory to other licensed (contaminated) and unlicensed (non-contaminated) facilities 53 4.2.13 Asset recovery: Resale/transfer of facility equipment and components as well as surplus inventory to other licensed (contaminated) and unlicensed (non-contaminated) facilities 54 4.3 Procurement of general equipment and material 54 4.3 Procurement of general equipment and material 55 4.3.1 General site-dismantling equipment 55 4.3.1 General site-dismantling equipment 56 4.3.2 Hiring of special lifting gear 56 4.3.2 Hiring of special lifting gear 57 4.3.3 Equipment for personnel/tooling decontamination 57 4.3.3 Equipment for personnel/tooling decontamination 58 4.3.4 Radiation protection and health physics equipment 58 4.3.4 Radiation protection and health physics equipment 59 4.3.5 Security and maintenance equipment for long-term storage 59 4.3.5 Security and maintenance equipment for long-term storage 32

VVR-S S Level 1 Decommissioning Schedule (5) - Draft - Year Year 3 ID Task Name 3 Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr ID Task Name Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr 58 4.3.4 Radiation protection and health physics equipment 58 4.3.4 Radiation protection and health physics equipment 59 4.3.5 Security and maintenance equipment for long-term storage 59 4.3.5 Security and maintenance equipment for long-term storage 60 CNCAN Hold Point - HP 2 60 CNCAN Hold Point - HP 2 CNCAN Hold Point - HP 2 CNCAN Hold Point - HP 2 61 4.4 Dismantling activities 4.4 Dismantling activities 61 4.4 Dismantling activities 4.4 Dismantling activities 62 4.4.1 Decontamination of areas and equipment in all rooms of the building to facilitate dismantling 62 4.4.1 Decontamination of areas and equipment in all rooms of the building to facilitate dismantling 50 days 50 days 63 4.4.2 Preparation for dormancy 63 4.4.2 Preparation for dormancy 64 4.4.3 Removal/disposition of inventory not suitable for long-term storage 64 4.4.3 Removal/disposition of inventory not suitable for long-term storage 65 4.4.4 Dismantling and transfer of contaminated equipment and material to containment structure for long-term storage 65 4.4.4 Dismantling and transfer of contaminated equipment and material to containment structure for long-term storage 66 4.4.5 Sampling for radiological inventory characterization in the installation after zoning in view of dormancy 66 4.4.5 Sampling for radiological inventory characterization in the installation after zoning in view of dormancy 67 CNCAN Hold Point - HP 3 67 CNCAN Hold Point - HP 3 CNCAN Hold Point - HP 3 CNCAN Hold Point - HP 3 68 4.4.6 Site reconfiguration, isolating and securing structures 68 4.4.6 Site reconfiguration, isolating and securing structures 69 4.4.7 Facility (controlled area) hardening, isolation on entombment 69 4.4.7 Facility (controlled area) hardening, isolation on entombment 70 4.4.8 Radiological inventory categorisation for decommissioning and decontamination 70 4.4.8 Radiological inventory categorisation for decommissioning and decontamination 71 4.4.9 Preparation of temporary waste storage area 71 4.4.9 Preparation of temporary waste storage area 60 days 60 days 72 4.4.10 Removal of fuel-handling equipment 72 4.4.10 Removal of fuel-handling equipment 30 days 30 days 73 4.4.11 Design, procurement, and testing of special tooling/equipment for remote dismantling 73 4.4.11 Design, procurement, and testing of special tooling/equipment for remote dismantling 74 4.4.12 Dismantling operations on reactor vessel and internals 74 4.4.12 Dismantling operations on reactor vessel and internals 33

VVR-S S Level 1 Decommissioning Schedule (6) - Draft - Year Year 4 ID Task Name 4 Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec ID Task Name Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 73 4.4.11 Design, procurement, and testing of special tooling/equipment for remote dismantling 73 4.4.11 Design, procurement, and testing of special tooling/equipment for remote dismantling 74 4.4.12 Dismantling operations on reactor vessel and internals 74 4.4.12 Dismantling operations on reactor vessel and internals 75 4.4.13 Removal of primary and auxiliary systems 75 4.4.13 Removal of primary and auxiliary systems 76 4.4.14 Removal of biological/thermal shield; 76 4.4.14 Removal of biological/thermal shield; 77 4.4.15 Removal of other material and equipment form containment structure and all other rooms of the reactor building, or removal of entire contaminated facilities 77 4.4.15 Removal of other material and equipment form containment structure and all other rooms of the reactor building, or removal of entire contaminated facilities 78 4.4.16 Removal and disposal of asbestos 78 4.4.16 Removal and disposal of asbestos 79 4.4.17 Removal of primary circuit linings 79 4.4.17 Removal of primary circuit linings 80 4.4.18 Building decontamination 80 4.4.18 Building decontamination 81 4.4.19 Environmental cleanup 81 4.4.19 Environmental cleanup 82 4.4.20 Final radioactivity survey 82 4.4.20 Final radioactivity survey 83 4.4.21 Radioactive material characterization 83 4.4.21 Radioactive material characterization 84 4.4.22 Decontamination for recycling and reuse 84 4.4.22 Decontamination for recycling and reuse 85 4.4.23 Asset recovery: Sale/transfer of metal or materials, and salvaged equipment or components for recycle or reuse 85 4.4.23 Asset recovery: Sale/transfer of metal or materials, and salvaged equipment or components for recycle or reuse 30 days 30 days 86 4.4.24 Training of new personnel 86 4.4.24 Training of new personnel 130 days 130 days 87 CNCAN Hold Point - HP 4 87 CNCAN Hold Point - HP 4 CNCAN Hold Poi CNCAN Hold P 88 4.5 Waste processing, storage and disposal activities 4.5 Waste aiming processing, at preparing storage and the disposal dismantled activities components aiming at preparing either for the final dismantled disposal components as radioactive either for waste, final disposal or for as release radioactive for restricted waste, or for or release unrestricted for restricted recycle or unrestricted or reuse r 88 4.5 Waste processing, storage and disposal activities 4.5 Waste aiming processing, at preparing storage and the disposal dismantled activities components aiming at preparing either for the final dismantled disposal components as radioactive either for waste, final disposal or for as release radioactive for restricted waste, or for or release unrestricted for restricted recycle or unrestricte or reus 89 4.6 Site security, surveillance and maintenance 4.6 Site security, surveillance and maintenance 89 4.6 Site security, surveillance and maintenance 4.6 Site security, surveillance and maintenance 34

VVR-S S Level 1 Decommissioning Schedule (7) - Draft - Year Year 4 Year ID Task Name 5 May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep ID Task Name May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep 77 4.4.15 Removal of other material and equipment form containment structure and all other rooms of the reactor building, or removal of entire contaminated facilities 77 4.4.15 Removal of other material and equipment form containment structure and all other rooms of the reactor building, or removal of entire contaminated facilities 78 4.4.16 Removal and disposal of asbestos 78 4.4.16 Removal and disposal of asbestos 79 4.4.17 Removal of primary circuit linings 79 4.4.17 Removal of primary circuit linings 80 4.4.18 Building decontamination 80 4.4.18 Building decontamination 81 4.4.19 Environmental cleanup 81 4.4.19 Environmental cleanup 82 4.4.20 Final radioactivity survey 82 4.4.20 Final radioactivity survey 83 4.4.21 Radioactive material characterization 83 4.4.21 Radioactive material characterization 84 4.4.22 Decontamination for recycling and reuse 84 4.4.22 Decontamination for recycling and reuse 85 4.4.23 Asset recovery: Sale/transfer of metal or materials, and salvaged equipment or components for recycle or reuse 85 4.4.23 Asset recovery: Sale/transfer of metal or materials, and salvaged equipment or components for recycle or reuse 30 days 30 days 86 4.4.24 Training of new personnel 86 4.4.24 Training of new personnel 130 days 130 days 87 CNCAN Hold Point - HP 4 87 CNCAN Hold Point - HP 4 CNCAN Hold Point - HP 4 CNCAN Hold Point - HP 4 88 4.5 Waste processing, storage and disposal activities aiming 4.5 Waste at preparing processing, the storage dismantled and disposal components activities either aiming for at preparing final disposal the dismantled as radioactive components waste, either or for final release disposal for as restricted radioactive or waste, unrestricted or for release recycle for restricted or reuseor 88 4.5 Waste processing, storage and disposal activities aiming 4.5 Waste at preparing processing, the storage dismantled and disposal components activities either aiming for at preparing final disposal the dismantled as radioactive components waste, either or for final release disposal for as restricted radioactive or waste, unrestricted or for release recycle for restricted or reus 89 4.6 Site security, surveillance and maintenance 4.6 Site security, surveillance and maintenance 89 4.6 Site security, surveillance and maintenance 4.6 Site security, surveillance and maintenance 90 90 4.7 Site restoration and/or cleanup and landscaping 4.7 Site restoration and/or cleanup and landscaping 91 91 Obtain approval of the final radiological survey plan from CNCAN Obtain approval of the final radiological survey plan from CNCAN 92 92 Complete the final site cleanup and radiological survey Complete the final site cleanup and radiological survey 93 93 Obtain approval from CNCAN to be released from responsibility for the site Obtain approval from CNCAN to be released from responsibility for the site 35

VVR-S S Level 1 Decommissioning Schedule (8) - Draft - Year Year ID Task Name 6 Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar ID Task Name Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar 77 4.4.15 Removal of other material and equipment form containment structure and all other rooms of the reactor building, or removal of entire contaminated facilities 77 4.4.15 Removal of other material and equipment form containment structure and all other rooms of the reactor building, or removal of entire contaminated facilities 78 78 4.4.16 Removal and disposal of asbestos 4.4.16 Removal and disposal of asbestos 79 79 4.4.17 Removal of primary circuit linings 4.4.17 Removal of primary circuit linings 80 80 4.4.18 Building decontamination 4.4.18 Building decontamination 81 81 4.4.19 Environmental cleanup 4.4.19 Environmental cleanup 82 82 4.4.20 Final radioactivity survey 4.4.20 Final radioactivity survey 83 83 4.4.21 Radioactive material characterization 4.4.21 Radioactive material characterization 84 84 4.4.22 Decontamination for recycling and reuse 4.4.22 Decontamination for recycling and reuse 85 85 4.4.23 Asset recovery: Sale/transfer of metal or materials, and salvaged equipment or components for recycle or reuse 4.4.23 Asset recovery: Sale/transfer of metal or materials, and salvaged equipment or components for recycle or reuse 86 86 4.4.24 Training of new personnel 4.4.24 Training of new personnel 87 87 CNCAN Hold Point - HP 4 CNCAN Hold Point - HP 4 88 4.5 Waste processing, storage and disposal 4.5 Waste processing, activities storage aiming and at disposal preparing activities the dismantled aiming at preparing components the dismantled either for components final disposal either as for radioactive final disposal waste, radioactive or for waste, release or for release restricted for restricted or unrestricted or unrestricted recycle recycle or reuse or 88 4.5 Waste processing, storage and disposal 4.5 Waste processing, activities storage aiming and at disposal preparing activities the dismantled aiming at preparing components the dismantled either for components final disposal either as for radioactive final disposal waste, radioactive or for waste, release or for release restricted 900 days for restricted or unrestricted or unrestricted recycle recycle or reuse or 900 days 89 4.6 Site security, surveillance and maintenance 4.6 Site security, surveillance and maintenance 89 4.6 Site security, surveillance and maintenance 4.6 Site security, surveillance and maintenance 900 days 900 days 90 4.7 Site restoration and/or cleanup and landscaping 90 4.7 Site restoration and/or cleanup and landscaping 91 91 Obtain approval of the final radiological survey plan from CNCAN Obtain approval of the final radiological survey plan from CNCAN 92 92 Complete the final site cleanup and radiological survey Complete the final site cleanup and radiological survey 93 93 Obtain approval from CNCAN to be released from responsibility for the site Obtain approval from CNCAN to be released from responsibility for the site 36

Conclusions 37

Conclusions CNCAN regulatory practices for decommissioning activities of the VVR-S reactor are in line with the IAEA safety standards; VVR-S decommissioning funds should be covered by the national fund for radioactive waste management and decommissioning; The decommissioning process for VVR-S research reactor represent an important step to create a national school for the decommissioning the Cernavoda NPP and TRIGA research reactor; The IAEA R²D²P workshop on cost estimates and other similar events organized by the IAEA represent a strong support for the MS whits decommissioning plans under way. 38