FDR2019 Selected Paper
The FDR2019 organizing committee has decided to award the FDR2019 Selected Paperto the following 16 presentations.
Congratulations to the authors!
The committee strongly recommend these excellent studies to be submitted as full
papers to the technical journals of JSME /AESJ, i.e. Mechanical Engineering Journal(MEJ) / Journal of Nuclear Science and Technology (JNST).
Note:
Information concerning submission to MEJ or JNST will be sent soon to the corresponding
authors by e-mail.
Paper No.

Paper TitleAuthors

Organization

1006

3D Reconstruction for Underwater Investigation atFukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station Using
Refractive Structure from Motion

Xiaorui Qiao
Atsushi Yamashita
Hajime Asama

The University of Tokyo

1018

Discussion of Containment Depressurization
Scenario of Unit-2 during March 15th Morning

Kenichiro Nozaki
Takeshi Honda
Seiichi Dono
Daisuke Yamauchi
Masato Mizokami
Shinya Mizokami

TEPCO SYSTEMS Corporation
TEPCO Holdings, Inc.

1040

Thomas Gelain
Development and validation of agglomeration model
Emmanuel Porcheron
for CFD simulations of aerosol dispersion during
Christophe Chagnot
Fukushima fuel debris retrieval
Damien Roulet

1049

About the use of geopolymer in long term
radioactive waste management

David Lambertin
Bastien Planel
Vincent Cantarel
Catherine Davy
Christine Georges

CEA (French alternative energies
and atomic energy commision)
Japan Atomic Energy Agency
Centrale Lille and UCCS

1054

Treatment feasability demonstration of Fukushima
Effluent Treatment Waste (FETW) by In-Can Melting
vitrification technology

Isabelle Hugon
Christophe Girold
Jean-François Hollebecque
Stephane Lemonnier
Régis Didier-Laurent
Thierry Prevost
Laurent David
Kohhei Shibata

CEA (French alternative energies
and atomic energy commision)
ORANO
ANADEC1058

The behaviour of materials in case of solidified
absorber melt ー oxidized BWR channel box
interaction revealed after CLADS-MADE-01 test

Anton P. Pshenichnikov
Masaki Kurata
Yuji Nagae
Saishun Yamazaki

Japan Atomic Energy Agency

1060

Improvement of Sr removal performance of Cs-Sr
simultaneous adsorbent by controlling pHToshimasa Ohashi
Tsuyoshi Ito
Yuko Kani
Takako Sumiya
Yusuke Kitamoto
Takashi Asano

1068

Eriko Suzuki
Gaku Takase
Kunihisa Nakajima
Experimental study on Cs chemisorption behaviour
Shunichiro Nishioka
onto stainless steel at around 873 K
Naoyuki HashimotoShigehito Isobe
Masahiko Osaka

Japan Atomic Energy Agency
Hokkaido University

1069

Jiang Liu
Yuma Dotsuta
A laboratory investigation of microbial degradation Toru Kitagakiof simulant fuel debris by oxidizing microorganisms Naofumi Kozai
Keiko Yamaji
Toshihiko Ohnuki

Japan Atomic Energy Agency
University of Tsukuba
Tokyo Institute of Technology

1070

Investigation of the spearing contamination on theYouko Takahatake
operation floor of Unit 2 based on the radiochemical
Yoshikazu Koma
analysis data

Japan Atomic Energy Agency

1071

Noteworthy possibility of strength recovery inconcrete after the severe deterioration by thetemperature elevation in the fuel meltdown

Kenichi Kurumada
Takehiko Midorikawa

National Institute of Technology,
Fukushima College1072

Modelling of UO2 interaction with Zr at hightemperature

Ayumi ItohYoshinao Kobayashi
Takumi Sato
Yuji Nagae
Noriko Shirasu
Masaki Kurata
Akihiro Suzuki

Tokyo Institute of Technology
Japan Atomic Energy Agency
Japan Nuclear Fuel Development
Co., Ltd.

1089

Improvement of Quantitative Detection Ability using
Long and Short Double-Pulse LIBS

Yoshihiro Deguchi
Zhenzhen Wang
Minchao Cui

Tokushima University
Xi'an Jiaotong University

1091

Akinori Furusawa
Potential for Remote Controllable Systematization ofAkihiko Nishimura
the Method of Testing Reinforced Concrete Using
Yusuke Takenaka
Guided-wave on Rebar
Toshiharu Muramatsu

Japan Atomic Energy Agency

1095

A 2.45 GHz Microwave-enhanced Fiber-coupled
Laser-induced Breakdown Spectroscopic System
for Debris Detection and Radiation Measurement

Joseph Ampadu Ofosu
Yuji Ikeda

Imagineering, Inc., Japan

Development of thallium bromide gamma-ray
spectrometers for Fukushima decommissioning

Mitsuhiro Nogami
Keitaro Hitomi
Tatsuo Torii
Yuki Sato
Yoshihiko Tanimura
Kuniaki Kawabata
Yoshihiro Furuta
Hiroshi Usami
Kenichi Watanabe
Toshiyuki Onodera
Norihisa Kimura
Shin Kubo
Seong-Yun Kim
Tatsuya Ito
Keizo Ishii
Hiroyuki Takahashi

Tohoku University
Japan Atomic Energy Agency
Nagoya University
Tohoku Institute of Technology
The University of Tokyo1110

Institut de Radioprotection et deSurete Nucleaire
CEA(French alternative energies
and atomic energy commision)
ONET

Hitachi, Ltd.
Hitachi-GE Nuclear Energy, Ltd.