This report is a summary of experimental results on radiolytic hydrogen yields from tetraphenylborate (TPB) slurries related to the In-Tank Precipitation (ITP) process. The yields are presented as ''G values'' in units of molecules per 100 eV of absorbed energy. If the radiolytic dose rate is known, the combination of the G value and dose rate gives the rate of hydrogen production. The results of this study are discussed in detail
International audienceAbstract The study of the formation of radiolytic products, such as molecular ...
Hydrogen generation from materials in nuclear materials storage is of critical interest due to the p...
The Savannah River Site processes high-level radioactive waste through precipitation by the addition...
In the radioactive slurries and solutions to be processed in the Defense Waste Processing Facility (...
Researchers measured the production and retention of gases in potassium tetraphenylborate (KTPB) slu...
In support of the Salt Disposition team, scoping studies have been performed on the radiolysis of mo...
Ionizing radiation from spent nuclear fuel (SNF) can cause radiolytic decomposition of water and gen...
The storage of irradiated fuel is increasing as many installations are approaching their end-life an...
Hydrogen from the radiolysis of water by dissolved fission products is stripped from the solution an...
Experiments were performed to estimate an effective G-value for radiolytic hydrogen production in a ...
A volume of 600 mL of sludge, in 4.1 L sample bottles (Appendix 7.6), will be placed in either a Sup...
Empirical rate equations are derived to estimate hydrogen generation based on chemical reactions, ra...
The yield of molecular hydrogen, as a function of nitric acid concentration, from the α-radiolysis o...
This paper presents results of measurements and predictions of radiolytic hydrogen production rates ...
The radiolytic formation of hydrogen in cement specimens doped with dissolver sludge was found to be...
International audienceAbstract The study of the formation of radiolytic products, such as molecular ...
Hydrogen generation from materials in nuclear materials storage is of critical interest due to the p...
The Savannah River Site processes high-level radioactive waste through precipitation by the addition...
In the radioactive slurries and solutions to be processed in the Defense Waste Processing Facility (...
Researchers measured the production and retention of gases in potassium tetraphenylborate (KTPB) slu...
In support of the Salt Disposition team, scoping studies have been performed on the radiolysis of mo...
Ionizing radiation from spent nuclear fuel (SNF) can cause radiolytic decomposition of water and gen...
The storage of irradiated fuel is increasing as many installations are approaching their end-life an...
Hydrogen from the radiolysis of water by dissolved fission products is stripped from the solution an...
Experiments were performed to estimate an effective G-value for radiolytic hydrogen production in a ...
A volume of 600 mL of sludge, in 4.1 L sample bottles (Appendix 7.6), will be placed in either a Sup...
Empirical rate equations are derived to estimate hydrogen generation based on chemical reactions, ra...
The yield of molecular hydrogen, as a function of nitric acid concentration, from the α-radiolysis o...
This paper presents results of measurements and predictions of radiolytic hydrogen production rates ...
The radiolytic formation of hydrogen in cement specimens doped with dissolver sludge was found to be...
International audienceAbstract The study of the formation of radiolytic products, such as molecular ...
Hydrogen generation from materials in nuclear materials storage is of critical interest due to the p...
The Savannah River Site processes high-level radioactive waste through precipitation by the addition...