Challenges in the renewal of the Swedish sea transport system: Packaging, Transport, Storage & Security of Radioactive Material: Vol 21, No 2

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Since 1985, SKB has successfully operated a sea transport system for transport of spent nuclear fuel and radioactive waste to the intermediate storage facility, Clab and the final repository, SFR, in Sweden. The main components in the system are the ship M/S Sigyn, transport casks for spent fuel and core components, IP2 containers and terminal vehicles.

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