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2 Figu Bentonite b 1b-c). A gap actual “gap” and Figure of block is d equivalent p flowed out f Part of the m the rest of t simulated. T Table 2 pre Parame Porosity [ Intrinsic p [m2] Water rete curve (c) Relative p Dry therm Saturated [W/mK] Solid unit Solid phas Initial liqu Initial Tem Notes: below constan law: kii accordi degree 2nd Petrus-OPE a) Instal ure 2: Supe buffer blocks p of 45 mm-” at Installat 2). To perfor defined as “ properties fro from the sup material insid the blocks re Table 1 pres sents the bu eters: [-] permeability ention P0 λ permeability mal conducti d thermal co t weight [kg se specific uid pressure mperature [º (a) Higher va the tunnel) nt at 20 m fr =k0exp{b(ϕ ‒ ing to Van G of saturation ERA Conferen llation state: r container separate bo thick was as ion state, ot rm this buffe “interface” m om block sw percontainer de the super emain uncha sents the ma ffer blocks d Table 1. y 0 [MPa] [-] y (d)[n-power ivity [W/mK] onductivity g/m3] heat [J/kgK e [MPa] ºC] alue of perme to take into rom the axis ‒ ϕ0)}, which Genuchten m n; (e) Hydros nce on Radioa cross-sectio oth container ssumed betw herwise “slo er block swel aterial, whic welling). Calc and the ma rcontainer (in anged. This terial proper rift compone . Material pr Host roc 0.005 1.52e-19 close fiel 1.52e-17 far field ( 1.5 0.3 r] 3 ] 2.82 2.82 2743 K] 746 hydrost.( 10.5 eability at far o account th s drift; (b) Intr returns k0 =5 model (λ: sha tatic-linear la active Waste M 34 c) on geometr rs and the h ween the buf ot” due to bu ling effect an ch shares pro culations at t aterial which nterface) has is a simplific rties at initial ents for these roperties at ck Fractu 0.00 at d, at (a) 1e-1 1.5 0.3 3 2.82 2.82 -(e) hydros 10.5 r-field rock m he network f rinsic perme 5.59e-21 (for ape function aw from 3.25 Management a Initial state: ry: Installatio ost rock and ffer blocks an ffer block sw nd gap closu operties with this “Initial s

fills the gap s the same p cation becau conditions f e states. starting con res Buffe 5 (Ta 5 k 5.59 3 0 2 0 2 1 2 8 t.(e) (Ta 5 1 material (i.e., fracture capa eability define r b =15 and ϕ n); (d) Relative 5 MPa (top) t and Geologica on (a), and I d containers nd the host r welling at Init ure at Initial s h closed gap tate” assume (slot) can b properties the se the gap f for both Insta

nditions: r blocks able 2) k0 = 9e-21 (b) k0 1.25 0.5 3 0.22 Ins .25 In 780 I 830 able 2) 0.5 from 20 m u acity to kee ed as per th ϕ0 =0.438); (c e permeabili o 5.25 MPa al Disposal Initial (b) sta themselves rock, which p tial state (se state, a certa p (now called e that the be be considered e material at filling proces allation and I Gap / Slot (Table 2) Initial state: 0 = 5.59e-21 ( Installation: 1e-16 (fixed 0.05 0.3 3 Initial: 0.22 stallation: 0.0 Initial: 1.25 nstallation: 0 Initial: 2780 Installation: 0 1000 (Table 2) 10.5 up to 100 m ep the press e following e c) Water rete ity krl = (Sr)n (bottom bou ates. (see Figure performs the ee Figure 1d ain thickness d “slot”) with entonite has d as a solid. the slot and ss cannot be Initial states. Canister 0.01 (b) ) 1e-24 31.25 0.5 3 02 390 .6 390 0 8930 390 -20 50 above and sure almost exponential ention curve n, where S r: ndary). e e d s h s . d e .

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2 Table 2 Installation ϕ [-] Sr [-] Pl [MPa] Initial: ϕ [-] Sr [-] Pl [MPa] Results Figure 3 sh trends and process wa a) Instal Figure 3: Conclusion The numeri analyses. In rock resulte Acknowled This work w References [1] Posiva O [2] Posiva O [3] E. Topra Synthesi 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 1 0.1 Deg re e of satu ra tion, Sr (-) 2nd Petrus-OPE 2. Installatio Buffe n: block 0 0 block 0.369 0.807 -23

hows the evo minimum de s done in po llation state: : Degree of Initial ( ns ical TH 3D m n the current ed in direct ef dgements was financed s and Citatio Oy, Olkiluoto Oy, KHS-3H ak, N. Mokni, is Report, Po 1

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ERA Conferen on and Initia pressu er block: Cy interface 0.369 0.807 -23 interface 0.6 0.8 -18.5 olution of the egree of satu oints 1, 2 and saturation e b) states. Fi model for stu t study, the p ffect on KBS by B+Tech O ons Site Descrip Complemen , S. Olivella, osiva Report 10 nister emplacem Po ca Po left Po rig Po sid Po cyl nce on Radioa l states star ure (Pl) for b ylinder gap 0.99 1 0.1 slot 689 861 0.1 e degree of uration are a d 3. At Point evolution at igure results udying nucle presence of -3H design a Oy (Finland) ption 2008, P tary Studies and X. Pinta t 2012-47, Eu 100 ment (years)

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