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Treatment of nuclear waste in nuclear power plants and hospital facilities
Vitovská, Michaela ; Kermes, Vít (referee) ; Tabasová, Andrea (advisor)
The bachelor’s thesis at hand is aimed at issues related to formation, storage and processing of radioactive waste – the issues that are widely discussed and dealt with in media. The thesis is concerned not only with formation of radioactive waste in the Dukovany Nuclear Power Station, but also with emerging radioactive institutional waste that originates in hospitals predominantly during treatment of cancer. The thesis provides classification of wastes and description of how these wastes are handled in individual facilities. The thesis is based on findings and technical materials obtained during visits to specialized workplaces at the Dukovany Nuclear Power Station and the University Hospital Brno, the Department of Nuclear Medicine.
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Radioactive Waste in Hospital Facilities
Bradáč, Antonín ; Houdková, Lucie (referee) ; Tabasová, Andrea (advisor)
The thesis is focused on a little-known issue of institutional waste produced by hospitals, the creation, collection and subsequent disposal. This thesis described the distribution of waste from various aspects, especially the characteristics and their subsequent use in the effective elimination. This thesis deals with not only this issue, but trying to get closer to negative impact of ionizing radiation on the human body, not only in the current level of radiation protection, but also in terms of the historical development of different sources and work with them, especially in connection with the use of ionizing radiation in normal human activity but also through the list of nuclear accidents. The practical part of this thesis compares the three types of hospitals primarily on the basis of a personal meeting with the heads of various departments involved in the management of institutional waste, and materials derived their visit. Specifically, the hospital Atlas and Tomas Bata Regional Hospital (both situated in Zlin) and specialized workplace Masaryk cancer institute in Brno.
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Radioactive Waste in Hospital Facilities
Bradáč, Antonín ; Houdková, Lucie (referee) ; Tabasová, Andrea (advisor)
The thesis is focused on a little-known issue of institutional waste produced by hospitals, the creation, collection and subsequent disposal. This thesis described the distribution of waste from various aspects, especially the characteristics and their subsequent use in the effective elimination. This thesis deals with not only this issue, but trying to get closer to negative impact of ionizing radiation on the human body, not only in the current level of radiation protection, but also in terms of the historical development of different sources and work with them, especially in connection with the use of ionizing radiation in normal human activity but also through the list of nuclear accidents. The practical part of this thesis compares the three types of hospitals primarily on the basis of a personal meeting with the heads of various departments involved in the management of institutional waste, and materials derived their visit. Specifically, the hospital Atlas and Tomas Bata Regional Hospital (both situated in Zlin) and specialized workplace Masaryk cancer institute in Brno.
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Treatment of nuclear waste in nuclear power plants and hospital facilities
Vitovská, Michaela ; Kermes, Vít (referee) ; Tabasová, Andrea (advisor)
The bachelor’s thesis at hand is aimed at issues related to formation, storage and processing of radioactive waste – the issues that are widely discussed and dealt with in media. The thesis is concerned not only with formation of radioactive waste in the Dukovany Nuclear Power Station, but also with emerging radioactive institutional waste that originates in hospitals predominantly during treatment of cancer. The thesis provides classification of wastes and description of how these wastes are handled in individual facilities. The thesis is based on findings and technical materials obtained during visits to specialized workplaces at the Dukovany Nuclear Power Station and the University Hospital Brno, the Department of Nuclear Medicine.
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