Value-impact analysis of regulations for the nuclear industry
This paper summarizes a quantitative tool developed at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory to aid the NRC in establishing Material Control and Accounting (MC and A) regulations for safeguarding Special Nuclear Material (SNM). Illustrative Value-Impact results of demonstrating the methodology at a facility handling SNM to evaluate alternative safeguards rules is given. The methodology developed also offers a useful framework for facility designers to choose safeguards measures that meet the NRC's criteria in a cost-effective manner. Furthermore, the methodology requires very modest computing capability and is straightforward to apply.
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2009-12-14
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Authors: | Al-Ayat, R. ; Judd, B. ; Huntsman, J. |
Subject: | nuclear disarmament, safeguards, and physical protection | NUCLEAR MATERIALS MANAGEMENT | SAFEGUARDS | SYSTEMS ANALYSIS | ACCOUNTING | COST | LAWRENCE LIVERMORE LABORATORY | NUCLEAR INDUSTRY | REGULATIONS | US NRC | INDUSTRY | MANAGEMENT | NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS | US AEC | US DOE | US ERDA | US ORGANIZATIONS |
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