Nanofluid is an advanced kind of fluid, which contain nanometer sized (10-9 m) solid particles that are known as nanoparticles. Nanoparticles enhance the property of normal fluid. In past five years, nanorefrigerant has become the input for large number of experimental and vapour compression systems because of shortage of energy and environmental considerations. The conventional refrigerants have major role in global warming and depletion of the ozone layer. Therefore, there is need to improve the performance of vapour compression refrigeartion system with the help of using suitable refrigerant. Nearly all the works carried out in relation with nanofluids in vapour compression is regarding their applications in systems like domestic refrigerators and industrial purposes etc. The present paper investigate the performance of the nanorefrigerant in vapour compression cycle and the challenges of using nanorefrigerants in vapour compression cycle.
To provide follow-up consultations, as the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Technical Cooperation Expert to the Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute (KAERI), with their radwaste incineration technology development and related off-gas treatment program. The program includes the scale-up of their process design unit to a demonstration-scale unit and the design of their proposed commercial-scale facilities tbr the incineration of low-level radioactive wastes generated by the nuclear facilities in the Republic of Korea.
This report presents the results of the demonstration oi'_Ihe Duratck process l'or removal of radioactive and hazardous waste compounds fr(ma mixed-waste contaminated groundwatcrs timnd at the Departnaent of Energy (DOE) sit'es managed by Martin Marietta Energy Systems (Energy Systems). The process uses Duratck proprietary Durasil® ionexchange media to remove the above contaminants from the water to produce treated water that can meet current and proposed drinking water quality standards with regard It) the above cont:_minants. The demonstration showed that the process is simple, compact, versatile, and rugged and requires only minimal opcrator attcntion, lt is thus recommendcd that this process be considered for remediating the mixed-waste contaminated waters found at the Energy Systcms-managcd DOE sites. ×V Further details on the IIocess,'_' ' '" the bench-scale tesling, and tile demonstration are given in the fk_llowingsections and in the report prepared by Duratek Corporation given in Appendix A.
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