Cost effectiveness of dilute chemical decontamination

LeSurf, J.E.; Weyman, G.D.

doi:10.1016/0191-815x(83)90011-6

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“…Automation of the process will further increase the safety of the worker. The value associated with the reduced hazard is difficult to measure, although the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC), in 10 CFR 50, set a value of $1000 per man-rem and another source (LeSurf and Weyman, 1983),…”

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Analysis of the application of decontamination technologies to radioactive metal waste minimization using expert systems

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Analysis of the application of decontamination technologies to radioactive metal waste minimization using expert systems

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1993

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“…wastes produced during the cleaning of steam generators in nuclear power plants. Specially, we propose the oxidative destruction of the EDTA complexes of Fe 2+,3 § According to present procedures (6,7), the complexes are concentrated by ionexchange resin. Hence, the ion-exchange resin becomes a part of the total nuclear waste.…”

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Electrocatalytic Oxidation of Fe/EDTA Complexes at Lead Dioxide Electrodes

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The electrolytic oxidation of EDTA (ethylene diamine tetra acetic acid) and the EDTA complexes of Fe 2+,3 § was investigated at Pt and pure PbO2-film electrodes and As/PbO2 and Bi/PbO2 mixed oxide-film electrodes deposited on the Pt substrate. The reactivity of the mixed oxide electrodes was significantly greater than for the Pt and PbO2 electrodes. The application of this phenomena is suggested for reduction of the mass of radioactive wastes generated by the cleaning of steam generators in nuclear power plants.Numerous studies have been reported on electrocatalytic phenomena at conductive metal-oxide electrodes (1-5). For example, it has been demonstrated that the rates of the oxidations of various organic and inorganic compounds at PbO2film electrodes can be increased significantly by incorporation of'various metal ions into the metal oxide matrix (4, 5).We foresee possible application of these catalytic mixed oxide electrodes for the reduction of the mass of nuclear * Electrochemical Society Active Member.

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Cost effectiveness of dilute chemical decontamination

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Analysis of the application of decontamination technologies to radioactive metal waste minimization using expert systems

Analysis of the application of decontamination technologies to radioactive metal waste minimization using expert systems

Electrocatalytic Oxidation of Fe/EDTA Complexes at Lead Dioxide Electrodes

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