Since the continuous development of nuclear energy, substantial amounts of radioactive thorium wastewater are inevitably produced. The discharge of radioactive thorium wastewater not only pollutes the natural environment but also endangers human health ...
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Development of KMnO 4 -Enhanced Activated Carbon for the Elimination of Radioactive Cs-137 Contamination in Wastewater [PDF]
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Tritium Separation and Purification Technology of Low Level Wastewater
With the development of China's nuclear power and spent fuel reprocessing industries,along with the increasingly strict environmental emission standards,there is a growing demand for the safe and effective treatment and disposal of low-level tritiated ...
Shikai GUO, Feng CUI, Xuejun HAN
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Selective adsorption of Cs+ by MXene (Ti3C2Tx) from model low-level radioactive wastewater
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Hospital Wastewater: Prediction of Contaminant Characteristics and the Possibility of Hybrid Membrane Process [PDF]
Hospital as one of the possible causes of water pollutants containing infectious, pathogens, toxic, biodegradable, radioactive contaminants, pharmaceutical product that can be a hazard agent in the environment.
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Pilot studies to achieve waste minimization and enhance radioactive liquid waste treatment at the Los Alamos National Laboratory Radioactive Liquid Waste Treatment Facility [PDF]
The Radioactive and Industrial Wastewater Science Group manages and operates the Radioactive Liquid Waste Treatment Facility (RLWTF) at the Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL).
Freer, E., Freer, J., Bond, A.
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Bioaccumulation of 137 Cs by Immobilized Bacterial Species Isolated from Radioactive Wastewater [PDF]
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An investigation of radioactively contaminated wastewater reclamation plant biosolids [PDF]
Within the last 15 years, wastewater treatment plants have increasingly begun to find radioactive isotopes incorporated in biosolids. Regulations concerning the disposal of radioactive material via sanitary sewer systems were in place since the early ...
Brannan, C. Thomas
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