Chop-leach fuel bundle residues densification by melting.

Chop-leach fuel bundle residues [electronic resource] : densification by melting.

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Two melting processes are presented for the densification of fuel bundle residues. The Inductoslag process, with prior decontamination and sorting, might produce ingots of Zircaloy, stainless steel and Inconel of a quality suitable for refabrication and reuse. The process can also melt oxidized mixt...

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Corporate Author: Battelle Memorial Institute (Researcher)
Format: Government Document Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: Columbus, Ohio : Oak Ridge, Tenn. : Battelle Memorial Institute ; distributed by the Office of Scientific and Technical Information, U.S. Department of Energy, 1976.
Subjects:
Fuel Cans.
Melting.
Spent Fuel Elements.
Decladding.
Water Cooled Reactors.
Fuel Cycle.
Adsorption.
Fuel Element Clusters.
Head End Processes.
Hydrogen.
Inconel 718.
Residues.
Sorptive Properties.
Stainless Steel-304.
Stainless Steel-304l.
Stainless Steel-316.
Zircaloy 2.
Zircaloy 4.
Alloys.
Chromium Additions.
Chromium Alloys.
Chromium Steels.
Chromium-Nickel Steels.
Corrosion Resistant Alloys.
Cryogenic Fluids.
Elements.
Fluids.
Fuel Assemblies.
Fuel Elements.
Heat Resisting Alloys.
Inconel Alloys.
Iron Additions.
Iron Alloys.
Iron Base Alloys.
Molybdenum Alloys.
Nickel Alloys.
Nickel Base Alloys.
Niobium Alloys.
Nonmetals.
Phase Transformations.
Reactor Components.
Reactors.
Sorption.
Stainless Steels.
Steels.
Surface Properties.
Tin Alloys.
Zircaloy.
Zirconium Alloys.
Zirconium Base Alloys.
Nuclear Fuel Cycle And Fuel Materials.

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