Impact of Simulant Production Methods on the Physical Properties of DWPF Sludge Batch 3 Simulant.

Russell, Eibling

doi:10.2172/837898

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“…2. 4 Organomercury measurements are not listed in relation to the functional classification of Safety Class, and are therefore managed as Production Support. Organomercury samples that have been determined to have been unimpacted by the instrument malfunction fall within the scope of SRNL procedures and are applicable to Production Support use.…”

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Organomercury Measurements from Sludge Batch 10 Simulant Studies

WOODHAM

2022

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Organomercury Measurements from Sludge Batch 10 Simulant Studies

WOODHAM

2022

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Preparation and Heat-Treatment of DWPF Simulants With and Without Co-Precipitated Noble Metals

Koopman¹

2005

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Particle Size Analysis of Simulant Sludge Slurries and Tank 40 Radioactive Sludge Slurry

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2005

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARYAs part of the PET (Process Engineering Technology) simulant development program, an investigation was initiated to determine the best method for particle size analysis of both simulant and radioactive sludge slurries using a physical separation method (i.e. sieving) or a laser light diffraction method such as Microtrac or Lasentec. The experiments performed in this investigation were completed with Sludge Batch 3 simulant and radioactive sludge slurries. The long-term goals of the investigation were: (1) to build a database of the size of particles in actual radioactive waste tank sludge and determine the impact of particle size on rheology, and (2) to aid in the development of simulant slurries that closely match the particle size and rheological behavior of radioactive sludge.

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Impact of Simulant Production Methods on the Physical Properties of DWPF Sludge Batch 3 Simulant.

Cited by 7 publications

References 5 publications

Organomercury Measurements from Sludge Batch 10 Simulant Studies

Organomercury Measurements from Sludge Batch 10 Simulant Studies

Preparation and Heat-Treatment of DWPF Simulants With and Without Co-Precipitated Noble Metals

Particle Size Analysis of Simulant Sludge Slurries and Tank 40 Radioactive Sludge Slurry

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