Development of plasma techniques for solid radioactive waste processing

Bobrakov, A. N.; Kudrinskii, A. A.; Pereslavtsev, A. V.; Shirayevskii, V. L.; Artemov, A. V.

doi:10.1134/s1070363214050405

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“…In [17], the technology of plasma recycling (using a plasma torch) in shaft furnaces of solid (combustible and pressurized) and liquid low-and medium-level radioactive waste is considered. The productivity of such modern installations for the recycling of solid RW is 1040 kg/h, liquid RW is 600 kg/h.…”

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Recycled Radioactive Waste in the Space Industry

Kizka¹

2022

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The article discusses an alternative way of recycling radioactive waste (RW), presented in the form of radioactive building materials - concrete and reinforced concrete structures and metal fittings, with the further use of materials, obtained during recycling, in the space industry. That is, it is supposed to send radioactive waste into space not as a passive ballast, but as a payload that will operate in space under conditions of increased radiation.

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“…The cost of RW recycling and storage is constantly growing. Thus, in [1] the costs for the construction of 1 m 3 of RW storage are 300$ (data for 2012). RW recycling technologies are being improved, but radioactive material remains largely unclaimed.…”

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