Add to ORKGTechnology has been developed in the U.S. and abroad for solidification of high-level waste from nuclear power production. Several processes have been demonstrated with actual radioactive waste and are now being prepared for use in the commercial nuclear industry. Conversion of the waste to a glass form is favored because of its high degree of nondispersibility and safety
communication presentee a : International Symposium on Advanced Ceramics, Bombay (IN), 26-30 Nov. 19...
The main immobilization technologies that are available commercially and have been demonstrated to b...
In the last 3 years, significant advances in ceramic technology for high-level nuclear waste solidif...
At the present time the primary problem in a closed nuclear fuel cycle is the management of high lev...
To date, technology for immobilizing commercial high-level waste (HLW) has been extensively develope...
The paper reviews the developments in solidification technology since the compilation and publicatio...
Development and characterization of solidified high-level waste forms are directed at determining bo...
Research and development activities of the Waste Fixation Program for October through December 1976 ...
General design criteria and descriptions of the Waste Solidification Engineering Prototypes equipmen...
Several kinds of radioactive waste exist in mixed forms at DOE sites throughout the United States. ...
Technologies are being developed by the US Department of Energy's (DOE) Nuclear Facility sites to co...
An experimental plan is described for in-depth characterization of canistered solidified waste forms...
With the increasing demand for the development of nuclear power comes the responsibility to address ...
Present and future methods of managing radioactive wastes in the nuclear industry are reviewed. In t...
Radioactive waste management at the Savannah River Plant is described. Their process for solidifying...
communication presentee a : International Symposium on Advanced Ceramics, Bombay (IN), 26-30 Nov. 19...
The main immobilization technologies that are available commercially and have been demonstrated to b...
In the last 3 years, significant advances in ceramic technology for high-level nuclear waste solidif...
At the present time the primary problem in a closed nuclear fuel cycle is the management of high lev...
To date, technology for immobilizing commercial high-level waste (HLW) has been extensively develope...
The paper reviews the developments in solidification technology since the compilation and publicatio...
Development and characterization of solidified high-level waste forms are directed at determining bo...
Research and development activities of the Waste Fixation Program for October through December 1976 ...
General design criteria and descriptions of the Waste Solidification Engineering Prototypes equipmen...
Several kinds of radioactive waste exist in mixed forms at DOE sites throughout the United States. ...
Technologies are being developed by the US Department of Energy's (DOE) Nuclear Facility sites to co...
An experimental plan is described for in-depth characterization of canistered solidified waste forms...
With the increasing demand for the development of nuclear power comes the responsibility to address ...
Present and future methods of managing radioactive wastes in the nuclear industry are reviewed. In t...
Radioactive waste management at the Savannah River Plant is described. Their process for solidifying...
communication presentee a : International Symposium on Advanced Ceramics, Bombay (IN), 26-30 Nov. 19...
The main immobilization technologies that are available commercially and have been demonstrated to b...
In the last 3 years, significant advances in ceramic technology for high-level nuclear waste solidif...