Zinc Bromide Waste Solution Treatment Options

Langston, C.A.

doi:10.2172/773565

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“…Elements such as Sn and Zn become incorporated in the silicate binder with time. There is evidence that treatment of soluble zinc salts with sodium phosphate 16 prevents retardation, while lime treatment of phosphates and borates 17 can reduce retardation by precipitating insoluble calcium salts before the wastes are added to the cement. The caesium ion Cs z is one of the ions that proves difficult to encapsulate in cemented wasteforms as its salts are so soluble.…”

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Reactions in cement encapsulated nuclear wastes: need for toolbox of different cement types

Milestone¹

2006

Advances in Applied Ceramics

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Reactions that occur between a radioactive waste and a cement matrix being used for encapsulation can compromise the integrity of the resulting wasteform. The present paper describes some of the interactions that can occur within Portland cement based systems. It highlights the fact that to achieve successful encapsulation of the wide range of waste types that make up the legacy or historic wastes present in the UK, a toolbox or formulary of different cement systems with differing chemistries is needed. Some potential alternative cement systems are discussed.

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Reactions in cement encapsulated nuclear wastes: need for toolbox of different cement types

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2006

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“…Solidification in the tankers currently used to store this solution is a treatment option for final disposal in E-Area that is currently being considered by FDD. Chemical analyses of the solution and additional background information are provided elsewhere [1].…”

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Aqueous Zinc Bromide Waste Solidification

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Zinc Bromide Waste Solution Treatment Options

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Reactions in cement encapsulated nuclear wastes: need for toolbox of different cement types

Reactions in cement encapsulated nuclear wastes: need for toolbox of different cement types

Aqueous Zinc Bromide Waste Solidification

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