Advances in the Separations and Immobilization of Nuclear Waste

Chair(s):
Poirier, M., Savannah River National Laboratory
Co-chair(s):
Calloway, B., Savannah River National Laboratory
Law, J. D., Idaho National Laboratory

This session addresses advances in the separation and immobolization of nuclear wastes.

Papers:
8:00 AM
(18a) "Implications for the Nuclear Power Industry Caused by New Views on Climate Change and Societal Implications Thereof”
8:15 AM
(18b) Flammable Gas Generation During Immobilization of Tetraphenylborate in a Cementitious Waste Form
8:30 AM
(18c) Separation of Cesium and Strontium from Spent Lwr Fuel and Immobilization of the Product Using Steam Reforming Technology
8:45 AM
(18d) Development of Waste Acceptance Criteria for Modular Caustic-Side Solvent Extraction Unit
9:00 AM
(18e) Effect of Variation in Modular Caustic-Side Solvent Extraction Unit Parameters on Process Performance
9:15 AM
(18f) Time Motion Study for Waste Transfer Line of Salt Processing Program
9:30 AM
(18g) Millimeter-Wave High and Low Level Activity Waste Glass Research
9:45 AM
(18h) Treatment of the Sodium Bearing Waste at the Idaho Nuclear Technology and Engineering Center by Steam Reforming
10:00 AM
(18i) On the Development of an Electrical Tomographic System for Monitoring the Performance of a Heavy Metal Precipitation Step during Nuclear Fuel Reprocessing
10:15 AM
(18j) Defense Waste Processing Facility Recycle Stream Evaporation
10:30 AM
(18k) Development of a Rotary Microfilter to Increase Throughput in Solid-Liquid Separation Processes
10:45 AM
(18l) Refinement of the Alkaline/Oxidative Leaching Process to Separate Chromium and Aluminum from Hanford High Level Nuclear Tank Waste

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