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The paper resents the results of the research into the processes of extraction of liquid radioactive waste of low and intermediate activity levels from storage and their hardening into inorganic binders (cementation process)

This article provides the results of studies of modifying the physicochemical properties of industrial wastewater when treated in a cavitation reactor. The authors performed an analysis of physicochemical changes in the makeup of industrial effluent and defined the efficiency of reducing the content of heavy metal ions under various modes of hydrothermodynamic action. The article also proposes the methods of mathematical modelling for determining the optimal parameters of cavitation treatment of wastewater and reveals the advantages of upgrading the wastewater process equipment with the inclusion of a unit of SC-reactors

With the application of supercavitation effect, a novel device named rotational supercavitating evaporator (RSCE) was recently designed for desalination. In order to improve the blade shape of rotational cavitator in RSCE for performance optimization and then design three-dimensional blades, numerical simulations are conducted on the supercavitating flows (with cavitation number ranging from 0.055 to 0.315) around two-dimensional planar symmetric wedge-shaped cavitators with different wedge angles varied from 10 to 180 degrees. Proper numerical method for simulating supercavitating flows around planar symmetric cavitator is established, and assessment of   turbulence model in simulating cavitating flows is conducted. It shows that the size of computational domain would affect the simulation result. Empirical formulae for supercavity dimensions about cavitation number at different wedge angles are obtained, which are of significant importance in the subsequent design of three-dimensional blade. The characteristics of resistance at different wedge angles are discussed, which, together with the characteristics of supercavity dimensions, play important roles in the optimal design of RSCE. rotational supercavitating evaporator, desalination, Planar symmetric wedge-shaped cavitators, CFD numerical simulation Citation:Zheng Z Y, Li F C, Li Q, et al. Numerical study on the characteristics of natural supercavitation by planar symmetric wedge-shaped cavitators for rotational supercavitating evaporator.

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Presents the results creation of a new workplace for testing of heat pipes and giperteploprovodyaschih sections (GTPs) to ensure the accuracy of the measurements the temperature difference accurate to 0.1 °C between zones of condensation, evaporating GTPS. Is shown a simplified cooling system. Is noted that the cost of the new installation verification GTPS 15 to 20 times smaller than the existing ones.