2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.pnucene.2006.07.008
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Requirement of decontamination factor for near-surface disposal of PEACER wastes

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“…Uranium throughput is determined by electrorefiner geometry, the chemical state of electrolytic cell, and operating conditions such as mixing effect, applied current, and cell voltage [15]. Uranium in final waste stream from pyroprocessing should be decontaminated with TRU for reducing radioactive hazard and management periods [16]. To increase process throughput and prevent local TRU deposition at the cathode, it is important to achieve high applied current with uniform distribution.…”
Section: Purpose Of Electrorefiner Modelingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Uranium throughput is determined by electrorefiner geometry, the chemical state of electrolytic cell, and operating conditions such as mixing effect, applied current, and cell voltage [15]. Uranium in final waste stream from pyroprocessing should be decontaminated with TRU for reducing radioactive hazard and management periods [16]. To increase process throughput and prevent local TRU deposition at the cathode, it is important to achieve high applied current with uniform distribution.…”
Section: Purpose Of Electrorefiner Modelingmentioning
confidence: 99%