Unexpectedly successful: we were able to squeeze sandy sediments into our small copper tubes for the analysis of noble gases in the sediment pore water! Here a few impressions…
… and here additional evidence in a short video!
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Unexpectedly successful: we were able to squeeze sandy sediments into our small copper tubes for the analysis of noble gases in the sediment pore water! Here a few impressions…
… and here additional evidence in a short video!
Our first article on the evolution of the gas composition in the Full-scale Emplacement (FE) experiment has been published as:
Giroud, N., Tomonaga, Y., Wersin, P., Briggs, S., King, F., Vogt, T., & Diomidis, N. (2018). On the fate of oxygen in a spent fuel emplacement drift in Opalinus Clay. Appl. Geochem., 97, 270-278, doi:10.1016/j.apgeochem.2018.08.011.
Here you can download the manuscript for FREE (until Oct. 25th 2018).
The drilling operations at Gebestorf-Brüel (AG) are almost finished. Here a few impressions of the last few cores (consolidated material, thus not targeted by my sampling for noble-gas analysis).