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The super-compaction is the process used to conversion of the radioactive waste into a stable, compacted solid form as a cylindrical pellet. A characteristic of the compaction is that it reduces the volume of waste but the amount of radioactivity remains the same. A super-compaction facility operating under a force of 2000 tones which compresses the material contained in the standard drum of 220 l is used for treatment of radioactive waste. A compressed form, reduced by its high with the diameter of the metal mold...