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Low-level Radioactive Waste Industry and medical and educational institutions in Hong Kong generate small amounts of low-level radioactive waste. Such waste, which produces no detectable heat output and of low radioactive level, mainly comprises smoke detector parts, rayon mantles for kerosene lanterns, luminous watch dials and hands, lightning protection conductor heads, and weakened radiation sources from hospitals and educational institutions. For many years, most of the wastes had been stored in disused tunnels and hospitals. The Government considers that in the long run the low-level radioactive wastes should be stored in a purpose-built facility. After about two years of construction, the Low-level Radioactive Waste Storage Facility (the Facility) at Siu A Chau, an uninhabited island at southwest of Lantau Island, was successfully commissioned and began its operation in July 2005. The Facility is purpose-built to meet the most stringent international standards for the safe storage and handling of low-level radioactive wastes. Its designed storage capacity is sufficient to accommodate the existing wastes and waste arising in Hong Kong for the next 100 years. It comprises a 55 m long jetty, a shielded waste storage vault, a fully-equipped laboratory, an automatic control room, an advanced wastewater treatment plant and specially-designed waste reception and processing areas. The radiation levels inside and outside the Facility are continuously monitored to ensure the safe operation of the Facility.

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Radioactive waste Almost all use of radioactivity produces radioactive waste. The greatest quantities come from research reactors and nuclear power plants, where the spent fuel constitutes high-level waste, whereas operating and dismantling waste is low-level and intermediate-level waste. Industry, hospitals, research and so on also generate various kinds of waste, almost exclusively low and intermediate-level waste. In Norway we currently have a combined repository for low-level and intermediate-level waste (KLDRA) at Himdalen in Aurskog-Høland municipality. The Radiation Protection Authority has the right to make recommendations and proffer advice to the Ministry of Health and Social Affairs as regards licences for construction and operation of the Himdalen facility. This facility is operated by the Institute for Energy Technology (Institutt for energiteknikk, ), which also operates the national reception centre for such waste. In Norway we currently have a combined repository for low-level and intermediate-level waste (KLDRA) at Himdalen in Aurskog-Høland municipality. The NRPA has the right to make recommendations and proffer advice to the Ministry of Health and Social Affairs as regards licences for construction and operation of the Himdalen facility. This facility is operated by the Institute for Energy Technology Encapsulation of barrels and cases of radioactive waste in Himdalen.

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32. NIH | NEMS : Radiological Waste Radiological Waste. Radiation NEMS Program Radioactive waste is any waste that contains or is contaminated with radioactive material. http://www.nems.nih.gov/aspects/waste/programs/radioactive_waste.cfm

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