Overview of the 1995 Nato Arw on Nuclear Submarine Decommissioning and Related Problems

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Decontamination applications in primary circuit equipment of nuclear power plants

“…The process consists of a single step and is based on the use of ozone and cerium chemicals in a nitric acid solution. It is carried out at room temperature and low acidity (pH=2.0)[6].Reduction-Oxidation Reactions (REDOX) and Sulfuric Acid-Cerium (SC) processes are chemical decontamination techniques developed by Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA) on the same…”