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updated: Sept, 14th, 2017
Over ten years of studies, tests, scientific reports, on-site investigations..
Over 300 million dollars of investment made by all European' Nations plus USA, Canada, Japan… involving hundreds of international scientists.
A great project stopped by political reasons only..
Or by the oil companies ?
A political action made under the "London Dumping Convention" framework, a convention not accepted by the main users,
as USA, RUSSIA, AUSTRALIA, CHINA .. and utilized in a "not conventional way"..
Just a way to stop the nuclear technology ?
All lost ?
Could the "Sleeping Beauty" see an handsome prince ?
The answer is yes.
All calculations, diagrams, tests results, special software, industrial plans, are still available.
It's just a question of a political decision.
It's just a question of the availability of a small size investment,
and the 300million dollar technology could leave again.
Read the different possibilities of the radioactive waste management on:
" SCIENCE & VIE - Mondadori France - Novembre 2010 - n° 1118 - pag.74
" Au Sein des Sédiments Marins "
Free Fall Penetrators - Links :
- Oceanic Disposal Management Technology
- Scorie radioattive: progetti di smaltimento
- Waste Management of Radioactive Elements 1980-1990
Parametric analysis of performances of free-fall penetrators in deep-ocean
sediments by Murray, C - Jan 1985 - Commission of the European Communities, Joint Research Centre-Ispra
Establishment, Ispra, Italy
- Penetrator Telemetry System - - 1988 -
- Estimation of in-situ clay strengths using marine sediment penetrators - - 1981 -
- FREEFALL-seabed-penetrator-flight-code - - 1988 -
- An Explosive Acoustic Telemetry System
For Seabed Penetrators - - 1988 -
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Zona Nucleare - - Data non nota -
- Zona Nucleare - - Data non nota -
- New Scientist - UK - - 31st October 1985 - n° 480 - Pag.30 -
- The Official STUDY - Reports - - 1985 -
- The Royal Society of Mathematical, Physical & Engineering Sciences - - The Oceanic Sediment Barrier [and Discussion]- 1986 -