2001
DOI: 10.1007/bf03026989
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Improvement of the sinterability of thermally-treated UO2 powder by horizontal rotary ball milling

Abstract: Horizontal rotary ball milling has been demonstrated to be a useful method for reducing the particle size of ceramic powder in remote operation in shielded hot cells. Techniques, equipment and operating parameters, such as milling media, media wear and rotor speed were investigated with Al 2 O 3 powder to evaluate its performance prior to contamination with nuclear fuel material. The established operating parameters were then verified with UO 2 powder, which had been produced by a thermal process to make fuel … Show more

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“…As a major result of this study, the milling process is very important for improving the powder properties and fabricating good quality pellets as described in a previous report. 11,13) On the basis of the experimental results using the natural UO 2 powder, the unit process and process flow sheet for the DUPIC fuel fabrication were studied by using SIMFUEL, which is unirradiated UO 2 blended with stable chemical additives to simulate the composition of irradiated UO 2 . A SIMFUEL fabrication process was established and the properties of the fabricated SIMFUEL were investigated.…”
Section: Basic Process Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…As a major result of this study, the milling process is very important for improving the powder properties and fabricating good quality pellets as described in a previous report. 11,13) On the basis of the experimental results using the natural UO 2 powder, the unit process and process flow sheet for the DUPIC fuel fabrication were studied by using SIMFUEL, which is unirradiated UO 2 blended with stable chemical additives to simulate the composition of irradiated UO 2 . A SIMFUEL fabrication process was established and the properties of the fabricated SIMFUEL were investigated.…”
Section: Basic Process Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, the effects of the milling conditions on the powder and pellet properties were also investigated. 11,13) Figure 4 shows the effect of the milling process on the powder properties and Fig. 5 shows the powder morphology.…”
Section: Basic Process Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%