Evaluation of the three-phase, electric arc melting furnace for treatment of simulated, thermally oxidized radioactive and mixed wastes (in two parts). 1. Design criteria and description of integrated waste treatment facility

Oden, L. L. (Laurance L.); O'Connor, William K.; Turner, P. C.; Hartman, Alan D.

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Evaluation of the three-phase, electric arc melting furnace for treatment of simulated, thermally oxidized radioactive and mixed wastes (in two parts). 1. Design criteria and description of integrated waste treatment facility

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1995

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Report of investigations (United States. Bureau of Mines) ; 9528

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English

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Evaluation of the three-phase, electric arc melting furnace for treatment of simulated, thermally oxidized radioactive and mixed wastes (in two parts). 1. Design criteria and description of integrated waste treatment facility

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Oden, L. L. (Laurance L.) ; O'Connor, William K. ; Turner, P. C. ; Hartman, Alan D. ;

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United States. Bureau of Mines.

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"The U.S. Bureau of Mines successfully melted soil and mixtures of soil and simulated, thermally oxidized transuramic radionuclide-contaminated wastes from the Subsurface Disposal Area of the Radiation Waste Management Complex at the Idaho National Engineering Laboratory. The waste mixtures contained about 0.5 pct cerium oxide as a surrogate for transuranic radionuclide elements, and two of the mixtures contained additions of titanium and zirconium oxides to produce tailored glass-ceramic final waste forms. Over 52,000 lb of material were melted at feed rates up to 1,500 lb/h and with continuous tapping of slag to achieve volume reduction of about 55 pct. Product slag accounted for 83.5 pct of the total charge 2.4 pct reported to a metal ingot, 1.8 pct was recovered from the air pollution control system, and 12.3 pct was unrecovered, noncondensable gases for the shakedown plus 5-day continuous tests." - NIOSHTIC-2 NIOSHTIC no. 20039399

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