Glass formulation and lab-scale testing of glasses designed for in-can Melter and in-container Vitrification of high-assay low-enriched uranium aqueous polishing Raffinate waste

Oshiro, Jared M.; Gervasio, Vivianaluxa; Crum, Jarrod V.; Riley, Brian J.; Reiser, Joelle T.; Snyder, Michelle M. Valenta; Dixon, Derek R.; Nienhuis, Emily T.; Droubay, Timothy C.; Vienna, John D.

doi:10.1016/j.jnucmat.2024.155102

Journal of Nuclear Materials

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.jnucmat.2024.155102

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Glass formulation and lab-scale testing of glasses designed for in-can Melter and in-container Vitrification of high-assay low-enriched uranium aqueous polishing Raffinate waste

Jared M. Oshiro,

Vivianaluxa Gervasio,

Jarrod V. Crum

et al.

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Vitrification as a Key Solution for Immobilisation Within Nuclear Waste Management

Ojovan

2024

Arab J Sci Eng

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Vitreous materials in the form of both relatively homogeneous glasses and composite glass crystalline materials (GCM) incorporating disperse crystalline phases are currently the most reliable wasteforms effectively used on industrial scale for nuclear waste immobilisation. Glasses are stable solid-state materials with a topologically disordered atomic structure in the form of solid solutions, i.e. solutions frozen via vitrification to a solid state without forming regular crystalline phases. Nuclear waste vitrification is attractive because of technological and compositional flexibility enabling hazardous elements to be safely immobilised and providing a glassy material characterised by high corrosion resistance, mechanical and radiation durability, as well as effectively reducing the volume of the resulting wasteform.

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Vitrification as a Key Solution for Immobilisation Within Nuclear Waste Management

Ojovan

2024

Arab J Sci Eng

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Glass formulation and lab-scale testing of glasses designed for in-can Melter and in-container Vitrification of high-assay low-enriched uranium aqueous polishing Raffinate waste

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Vitrification as a Key Solution for Immobilisation Within Nuclear Waste Management

Vitrification as a Key Solution for Immobilisation Within Nuclear Waste Management

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