Calculation and Optimization of Plasma Utilization Process of Inflammable Wastes after Spent Nuclear Fuel Recycling

A.G. Karengin; A.A. Karengin; I.Yu. Novoselov; N.V. Tundeshev

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1040.433

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Calculation and Optimization of Plasma Utilization Process of Inflammable Wastes after Spent Nuclear Fuel Recycling

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There are shown modeling results of the joint utilization process of tributylphosphate’s spent solutions into hexachlorinebutadiene for uranium and plutonium extraction from nitric acid solution of spent nuclear fuel and its recycling wastes. Utilization process was carried out for widely temperature and mass fraction ranges of air plasma coolant. Also optimal consist of inflammable water-organic compositions and modes for practical application this process in air plasma was determined.

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A.G. Karengin*, A.A. Karengin, I.Yu. Novoselov, N.V. Tundeshev

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Inflammable Water-Organic Composition, Plasma, Plasma Utilization, Radioactive Wastes, Spent Nuclear Fuel

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