“…8 The dominant methods of oxidizing cation exchange resins include pyrolysis incineration, 9–11 wet oxidation, 12–14 and molten salt oxidation. 15,16 Pyrolysis incineration provides significant oxidation efficiency and minimizes spent resin volume. However, the pyrolysis incineration of resins results in the emission of considerable amounts of hazardous acidic gases, posing risks to equipment and the environment.…”
Cationic exchange resins are used in nuclear power circuits to remove the nuclide ions to maintain the safe and efficient operation of nuclear power plants.
“…8 The dominant methods of oxidizing cation exchange resins include pyrolysis incineration, 9–11 wet oxidation, 12–14 and molten salt oxidation. 15,16 Pyrolysis incineration provides significant oxidation efficiency and minimizes spent resin volume. However, the pyrolysis incineration of resins results in the emission of considerable amounts of hazardous acidic gases, posing risks to equipment and the environment.…”
Cationic exchange resins are used in nuclear power circuits to remove the nuclide ions to maintain the safe and efficient operation of nuclear power plants.
An optimized replenishment cycle for the molten salt oxidation method restored the SO2 adsorption capacity of the molten salt for the high-cycle treatment process, achieving over 99% oxidation efficiency and maintaining 80% sulfur interception.
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