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Chemical treatment of high-level radioactive liquid waste produced by an MTR reprocessing plant

TitleChemical treatment of high-level radioactive liquid waste produced by an MTR reprocessing plant
Publication TypeArticolo su Rivista peer-reviewed
Year of Publication1990
AuthorsPietrelli, L., and Troiani F.
JournalWaste Management
Volume10
Pagination103-109
ISSN0956053X
Keywordsactinide, Adsorption, Aluminum compounds, Aluminum Nitrate, article, cesium, Decontamination Factors, Industrial wastes, Materials Testing Reactor (MTR) Fuel, Nuclear Fuels–Reprocessing, priority journal, radioactive ion, radioactive waste, radioactive waste storage, Radioactive Wastes–Chemical Treatment, selective separation, Sodium Aluminate, Sodium compounds, Sodium Tetraphenylborate, Strontium, waste management, zeolite, Zeolites
Abstract

A chemical process is described for the selective separation of radioactive ions from a high salt content nuclear waste solution, originating from the reprocessing of Materials Testing Reactor (MTR) fuel. The process is mainly based on chemical precipitation and ion adsorption on synthetic zeolite. Excellent values of Decontamination Factors were found for Sr, the actinides, and Cs. The experiments were performed with both simulated and actual wastes. No significant differences were found in the general performance of either solutions. © 1990.

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DOI10.1016/0956-053X(90)90114-Z
Citation KeyPietrelli1990103