AbstractAn electrorefining is a key element in pyroprocess because uranium, composed of more than 90% spent fuel, is recovered during this step. Therefore, it is one of the important study trends in pyroprocessing for electrorefiner to become high-throughput. To increase the throughput, KAERI applied a graphite cathode, which has a self-scraping characteristic thus the uranium deposit on the graphite electrode falls spontaneously, and a bucket-type deposit retriever, which enables to draw the uranium deposit out continuously. All of these operations were verified with a bucket-type retrieving apparatus, which showed a significant increase of electrorefining throughput
Closeness of electrochemical properties of uranium and zirconium makes separation of these metals in...
Nuclear power remains the most dense and reliable primary form of energy supply worldwide. Electrici...
A cathode-anode arrangement for use in an electrolytic cell is adapted for electrochemically refinin...
AbstractAn electrorefining is a key element in pyroprocess because uranium, composed of more than 90...
Pyrochemical processing plays an important role in the development of next generation nuclear reacto...
Pyrochemical processing plays an important role in development of proliferation- resistant nuclear f...
AbstractPyrochemical methods for reprocessing of spent nuclear fuel are under development as an alte...
This invention relates to a process and apparatus for electrochemically refining spent nuclear fuel ...
AbstractThe electrochemical reduction process has been used to reduce spent oxide fuel to a metallic...
A nuclear fuel electrorefiner for recovering uranium from nuclear material containing uranium. A cyl...
Pyrochemical processing is a promising technology for closing the nuclear fuel cycle for next genera...
Argonne National Laboratory (ANL) has developed an electrochemical separation technique called elect...
An electrorefining process in molten chloride salts using solid aluminium cathodes is being develope...
AbstractA pyrochemical electrorefining process for the recovery of actinides from metallic nuclear f...
AbstractMinor actinide recycling in a fuel cycle is a potential technology to minimize the environme...
Closeness of electrochemical properties of uranium and zirconium makes separation of these metals in...
Nuclear power remains the most dense and reliable primary form of energy supply worldwide. Electrici...
A cathode-anode arrangement for use in an electrolytic cell is adapted for electrochemically refinin...
AbstractAn electrorefining is a key element in pyroprocess because uranium, composed of more than 90...
Pyrochemical processing plays an important role in the development of next generation nuclear reacto...
Pyrochemical processing plays an important role in development of proliferation- resistant nuclear f...
AbstractPyrochemical methods for reprocessing of spent nuclear fuel are under development as an alte...
This invention relates to a process and apparatus for electrochemically refining spent nuclear fuel ...
AbstractThe electrochemical reduction process has been used to reduce spent oxide fuel to a metallic...
A nuclear fuel electrorefiner for recovering uranium from nuclear material containing uranium. A cyl...
Pyrochemical processing is a promising technology for closing the nuclear fuel cycle for next genera...
Argonne National Laboratory (ANL) has developed an electrochemical separation technique called elect...
An electrorefining process in molten chloride salts using solid aluminium cathodes is being develope...
AbstractA pyrochemical electrorefining process for the recovery of actinides from metallic nuclear f...
AbstractMinor actinide recycling in a fuel cycle is a potential technology to minimize the environme...
Closeness of electrochemical properties of uranium and zirconium makes separation of these metals in...
Nuclear power remains the most dense and reliable primary form of energy supply worldwide. Electrici...
A cathode-anode arrangement for use in an electrolytic cell is adapted for electrochemically refinin...