Pyroprocessing unit cost estimation for a commercial facility using PRIDE actual costs in Korea

Kim, Sung-Ki; Kim, Kwangrag; Kim, Jinseop; Kim, Geonyoung; Cho, Dongkeun; Bang, Sungsig

doi:10.1016/j.anucene.2022.109501

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“…These last involves a first pyroprocessing step that employ molten salts to dissolve the fuel rods and subsequent electroplating processes aimed at separating the various elements. This separation method has been proposed some decades ago [24], but pyroprocessing technologies are still at the prototype stage and are not yet commercialized [25].…”

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Trends and Perspectives on Nuclear Waste Management: Recovering, Recycling and Reusing

Terranova,

Tavares

2024

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This paper focuses on the highly radioactive, long-lasting nuclear waste produced by the currently operating fission reactors and on the way to deal with the sensitive issue of spent fuel reprocessing. The review includes a short description of the fission process and a detailed analysis of the more hazardous radioisotopes produced either by secondary reactions occurring in the nuclear installations or by decay of the fission fragments. Also outlined are the strategies presently adopted to minimize the harmfulness of the nuclear waste to be disposed and discussed advanced options and possible solutions proposed for the recycling of the used fuel and for the reusing of some technologicaly relevant radioisotopes.

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