Design bases for automation of a quality assurance system in radioactive waste management
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The design, construction, operation and decommissioning
of a radioactive waste management facility requires compliance
with the applicable regulations for nuclear quality assurance.
However, although compliance is mandatory, in some countries the
requirements are outlined for every type of nuclear facility, therefore
they are generic and lack details of the actions necessary to ensure
that the more specific quality objectives for a radioactive waste
management facility are met. Besides that, the quality assurance
system of such enterprise is complex, but ready-to-use, commercially
available computer tools to assist managing the processes are still
needed. The available quality management software requires either
adaptation through the inclusion of specific data sets from the quality
control program of a radioactive waste management facility, or the
development of a customized tool. Therefore, the objective of this
work is to search for a brief historical background of the emergence
of Quality Assurance in the nuclear area in the Western world,
providing information to form the engineering bases that allow the
development of a computerized quality assurance system that may
assist the quality manager to assure compliance with the applicable
regulation in these countries.
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SMITH, RICARDO B.; VICENTE, ROBERTO. Design bases for automation of a quality assurance system in radioactive waste management. In: SMITH, RICARDO B. (org.). Essays on nuclear energy and radioactive waste management. 1 ed.. São Paulo, SP: Gênio Criador Editora, 2021. , cap. 10. p. 149-165. Disponível em: http://repositorio.ipen.br/handle/123456789/33836. Acesso em: 20 Mar 2026.
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