The Hamburg branch office was established in 2014 and handles numerous projects across northern Germany. Some of Hamburg’s current activities are listed below by way of example:
- preparation of planning documents for radiation protection, nuclear engineering and decommissioning
- case-by-case certification for clearance pursuant to § 29 Radiation Protection Ordinance (StrlSchV) for boiling water reactors
- calculation of clearance levels
- preparation of clearance concepts for German and foreign nuclear power plants
- investigation of suitable measurement devices
- simulations of logistical process in nuclear engineering and underground operations (sequence simulations)
- evaluation of a decommissioning plan for an as yet unbuilt WWER nuclear reactor
- performance of studies into the conditioning of radioactive waste
- (automated) preparation of packaging concepts for activated components
- testing of compliance with radiological final disposal conditions for waste
- preparation of emergency plans in line with the Nuclear Waste Management Commission (ESK) guideline and with Nuclear Safety Standards Commission (KTA) emergency manuals
