Preliminary Laboratory Evaluation of an Electrodialytic Method for the Treatment of Radioactive Waters

Seal, Mrinal; Pecsok, Donald A.

doi:10.2172/4376015

1955

DOI: 10.2172/4376015

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Preliminary Laboratory Evaluation of an Electrodialytic Method for the Treatment of Radioactive Waters

Mrinal Seal¹,

Donald A. Pecsok²

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Decontamination of Radioactive Sea Water

Honma¹,

Greendale²

1958

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ordinary municipal water treatment equipment more difficult, especially if a high level of decontamination is expected at nominal costs.Because coagulation operates through many mechanisms (adsorption, coprecipitation, precipitation, entrainment, occlusion, and isomorphous-replacement ion exchange), the applicability of a coagulation technique to decontamination was investigated. A coagulant that could combine several of these mechanisms in a highly ionic medium would be desirable. The present study was undertaken to evaluate the decontamination efficiencies in sea water of various materials, particularly the silicates, for a single-stage coagulation and sedimentation method.The study consisted of two parts: [1] a preliminary selection from among the possible coagulating agents of those that were the most promising decontaminants; and [2] a detailed evaluation of the decontaminating capacity of the selected agents.

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Decontamination of Radioactive Sea Water

Honma¹,

Greendale²

1958

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Recent Developments in the Treatment of Atomic Wastes

Sträub¹

1957

J. Sanit. Engrg. Div.

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Preliminary Laboratory Evaluation of an Electrodialytic Method for the Treatment of Radioactive Waters

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