As I said at the beginning, designing nuclear facilities to achieve their immediate operational objectives is challenging enough, so it is not difficult to understand why DfD has languished down the queue when it comes to setting priorities. Added to that, I doubt that in the early days of the industry anyone could have foreseen how desperately complicated, time-consuming and costly it would be to take nuclear facilities apart. These days though, we have plentiful examples of what can happen when DfD doesn't get invited to the top table, ali of which should drive our determination to do things very differently from now on.
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