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High level waste immobilization forms [PDF]
Nuclear and Chemical Waste Management, 1984 Various solid HLW forms compared for leach resistance, irradiation stability, processing, and physical properties yield alkali borosilicate glass and titanate based ceramics as leading waste forms. Titanates offer the possibility of higher waste loading. Glass waste forms offer the advantage of simpler and demonstrated full-scale and radioactive remote
Department of Materials Science and Engineering, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida 32611, USA ( host institution ) +3 more
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Incentives for Partitioning High-Level Waste [PDF]
Nuclear Technology, 1976 The safety incentives for separating and eliminating various elements from high-level radioactive waste prior to final geologic isolation have been examined.
H. C. Burkholder +3 more
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Chimica Techno Acta, 2021 The paper discusses the current status of the HLW vitrification technology applied at the radiochemical plant of the Mayak PA. Conceptual and technical solutions proposed to develop the technology of vitrification of various types of liquid HLW at the ...
S. M. Shaydullin +4 more
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GEOLOGICAL STORAGE OF HIGHLY ACTIVE WASTE IN UKRAINE: PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS OF CONSTRUCTION
Геохімія техногенезу, 2020 Based on the current trends in the scientific and technical solution development that ensures the long-term safety of geological disposal of high-level radioactive waste, including spent nuclear fuel, the article presents the exist-ing in Ukraine ...
Olkhovyk Yu.
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The effects of isotopic separation on closed nuclear fuel cycles [PDF]
, 2016 This paper investigates the potential benefits to the fuel cycle outcomes of removing a single isotope during separation processes. Two strategies for managing the removed isotope are considered.
Flanagan, Robert Ryan
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Stability of High-Level Waste Forms [PDF]
, 2002 The objective of the proposed effort is to use a new approach to develop solution models of complex waste glass systems and spent fuel that are predictive with regard to composition, phase separation, and volatility. The effort will also yield thermodynamic values for waste components that are fundamentally required for corrosion models used to predict
Besmann, Theodore M., Nenna, John D.
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Extraction of 137Cs From High Level Liquid Waste
He huaxue yu fangshe huaxue, 2023 The treatment and disposal of high level liquid waste(HLLW) is an important factor affecting the sustainable development of nuclear energy. The extraction separation of high-heat-release nuclide 137Cs from HLLW is not only beneficial to the safe disposal
LIU Yue-kun +4 more
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Modelling the thermo-mechanical volume change behaviour of compacted expansive clays [PDF]
, 2009 Compacted expansive clays are often considered as a possible buffer material in high-level deep radioactive waste disposals. After the installation of waste canisters, the engineered clay barriers are subjected to thermo-hydro-mechanical actions in the ...
Cui, Yu-Jun, Tang, Anh-Minh
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Long-term creep of Beishan granite under uniaxial compression
International Journal of Mining Science and TechnologyInvestigations into the long-term creep behavior of Beishan granite in uniaxial compression were conducted. Four levels of axial stress (60, 70, 87, and 95 MPa) were applied to rock specimens.
Chunping Wang +6 more
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Can an Economic Approach Solve the High-Level Nuclear Waste Problem [PDF]
, 1991 Building on the work of Professors O\u27Hare and Kunreuther, Dr.
Inhaber, Herbert
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