FRIDAY, 19 SEP Mainstage


09.00 Production of radioactive sorel concrete without the need for a license Christian Walter, Bundesgesellschaft für Endlagerung mbH


09.20 Machine for the reconditioning and post- conditioning of radioactivewaste packages


(experience report and optimization approaches) M.Sc./M.A. Roderich Braun, BRAUN Rückbautechnologien GmbH, Austria Gerald Nittmann, Nuclear Engineering Seibersdorf GmbH, Austria


09.40 FirstMobile Drum Measurement Device for Determination of Reference Nuclides in LLWwith


Elevated Dose Rate Dr. Christopher Helmes, Aachen Institute for Nuclear Training GmbH (AINT)


10.00 Application-Oriented Development of a


Prototype for Contact ArcMetal Grinding Underwater Christian Mills, Leibniz Universität Hannover


10.20 Decontamination of irradiated reactor graphite by using thermal and supercritical fluid extraction PhD/MD Student Niklas Heiss, Technische Hochschule Mannheim


10.30 – 11.00 Coffee Break


11.00 Semantic technologies and AI for enhanced knowledge management and retrieval on nuclear


decommissioning M.Sc./M.A. HelenaMrazova, Internation Atomic Energy Agency, Austria


11.20 Modern AI Approaches in the Nuclear Industry Professor Thomas Kopinski, Gaia Lab


11.40 3D Laser Scanning & AIwith automaticmaterial take-off as a scalable alternative for BIM and Digital Twin


Carsten George, RWENuclear GmbH


12.00 Scalable Radioactive LiquidWaste Treatment System - case studies from laboratory to large scale


deliveries M.Sc./M.A.Martin Lerche, Fortum Power and Heat Oy, Finland


12.20 Demonstration of the inDRUM Thermal Treatment Facility: Test Results and Waste Volume


Reduction Achievements at Studsvik Dr. Per Lidar, Studsvik, Sweden


12.40 Closing words and award ceremony for the best plenary lecture 2023 Olaf Oldiges, Chairman of the KONTEC Program Committee


AND ADDITIONALLY


SHORT LECTURES ON TWOSTAGES 09.00 – 10.20 | 11.00 – 12.20 09.00 – 14.00 TRADE EXHIBITION


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