NUMERICAL SIMULATION FOR THE MOVEMENT OF CESIUM-137 IN GROUNDS

Authors

  • Shinya Inazumi
  • Yoji Ueyama
  • Ken-ichi Shishido

Keywords:

advection-diffusion analysis, infiltration, radioactive half-life, radioactive substances

Abstract

Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear disaster occurred by Great East Japan Earthquake in 2011. As the
result, a lot of radioactive substances was discharged to atmosphere and deposited in surface of ground by rain.
In damaged area, decontamination has been conducting. Usually decontamination for the ground is digging out
for 5 cm from the surface of the ground, but its safety and validity is apprehended. In this study, permeation
behavior analysis of radioactive substance in the ground was carried out in order to prepare new
decontaminations. Specifically, behavior and advection-dispersion analysis was conducted by advectiondispersion equation was embedded a term that considered half-life. As a result, it is found that this analysis
method has enough validity by comparing analysis result with result on the spot. Furthermore analytic evaluation
for the current decontamination is performed.

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Published

2017-10-10

How to Cite

Shinya Inazumi, Yoji Ueyama, & Ken-ichi Shishido. (2017). NUMERICAL SIMULATION FOR THE MOVEMENT OF CESIUM-137 IN GROUNDS . GEOMATE Journal, 11(26), 2528–2533. Retrieved from https://geomatejournal.com/geomate/article/view/2085

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