L'auteur a souhaité limiter l'accès aux membres de l'Enseignement supérieur français jusqu'au 12 avril 2023.In France, borosilicate glass is used as a matrix to immobilize nuclear fission products resulting from spent fuel reprocessing. In the high-temperature vitrification process (1200 °C), most of elements to be contained react chemically with the vitrification additives to form a homogeneous glass melt. Platinum Group Metal (PGM) particles are not soluble in the melt and therefore are present as suspended particles of few microns. These particles exhibit an intense aggregation tendency and consequently the suspensions may present an anomalously high apparent viscosity. These systems are characterized by a shear-thinning and a thixotropi...
Après dissolution du combustible et séparation des différents éléments par le procédé PUREX, la maje...
As result of the nuclear waste vitrification, the knowledge and understanding of the dynamic and str...
In France, High-Level radioactive Wastes (HLW) coming from nuclear spent fuel treatment are confined...
L'auteur a souhaité limiter l'accès aux membres de l'Enseignement supérieur français jusqu'au 12 avr...
International audienceglasses are generally used as matrices to immobilize nuclear fission products ...
International audienceContrary to some other elements such as Iron, Nickel and Chromium, the Platinu...
AbstractDispersions of undissolved palladium or ruthenium in nuclear glass can affect the glass flow...
The vitrification of high-level nuclear waste ensures their long-term confinement through atomic int...
International audienceIn this paper, the rheological behavior of six simulated high level waste nucl...
2nd International Summer School on Nuclear Glass Wasteform - Structure, Properties and Long-Term Beh...
International audienceOur work is linked with the development of models and numerical simulations of...
La vitrification des déchets radioactifs de haute activité et vie longue permet d'assurer leur confi...
International audienceIn France, High-activity Level Wastes (HLW) resulting from nuclear fission are...
The 2-step French process of nuclear waste treatment, which consists in calcining and vitrifying, en...
We study the rheology of silicate melts containing platinum-group element (PGE) particles. They exhi...
Après dissolution du combustible et séparation des différents éléments par le procédé PUREX, la maje...
As result of the nuclear waste vitrification, the knowledge and understanding of the dynamic and str...
In France, High-Level radioactive Wastes (HLW) coming from nuclear spent fuel treatment are confined...
L'auteur a souhaité limiter l'accès aux membres de l'Enseignement supérieur français jusqu'au 12 avr...
International audienceglasses are generally used as matrices to immobilize nuclear fission products ...
International audienceContrary to some other elements such as Iron, Nickel and Chromium, the Platinu...
AbstractDispersions of undissolved palladium or ruthenium in nuclear glass can affect the glass flow...
The vitrification of high-level nuclear waste ensures their long-term confinement through atomic int...
International audienceIn this paper, the rheological behavior of six simulated high level waste nucl...
2nd International Summer School on Nuclear Glass Wasteform - Structure, Properties and Long-Term Beh...
International audienceOur work is linked with the development of models and numerical simulations of...
La vitrification des déchets radioactifs de haute activité et vie longue permet d'assurer leur confi...
International audienceIn France, High-activity Level Wastes (HLW) resulting from nuclear fission are...
The 2-step French process of nuclear waste treatment, which consists in calcining and vitrifying, en...
We study the rheology of silicate melts containing platinum-group element (PGE) particles. They exhi...
Après dissolution du combustible et séparation des différents éléments par le procédé PUREX, la maje...
As result of the nuclear waste vitrification, the knowledge and understanding of the dynamic and str...
In France, High-Level radioactive Wastes (HLW) coming from nuclear spent fuel treatment are confined...