Effect of blastfurnace slag addition to Portland cement for cationic exchange resins encapsulation

Lafond, E.; Coumes, C. Cau Dit; Gauffinet, Sandrine; Chartier, D.; Bescop, P. Le; Stéfan, Lavinia; Nonat, André

doi:10.1051/epjconf/20135602003

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“…Currently, the third type of resin is sent for incineration (volume reduction). Lafond et al (2013) provide a description of considerations related to addressing the potential for swelling of ion exchange resins, if a cementitious material is being considered for solidification. The potential for swelling of resins has been an emphasis of the SRNL testing program (Nichols et al 2017).…”

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Effect of blastfurnace slag addition to Portland cement for cationic exchange resins encapsulation

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