Abstract
The kinetics of hydrogen reduction of UO{sub 3} denitrated in fluidized bed has been studied with thermogravimetric method. The results show that the reduction kinetics of UO{sub 3} obeys Spencer-Toply equation within 0{approx}95% conversion in range of 550{approx}660 deg C which coincides with chemical reaction controlled unreacted-core model. The apparent activation energy of the reduction reaction is found to be 136.3 kJ/mol. The effects of concentration of hydrogen on reaction rate are examined.
Citation Formats
Shifang, Kang, Zhenfeng, Xie, and Qingren, Ge.
The hydrogen reduction kinetics of uranium trioxide.
China: N. p.,
1991.
Web.
Shifang, Kang, Zhenfeng, Xie, & Qingren, Ge.
The hydrogen reduction kinetics of uranium trioxide.
China.
Shifang, Kang, Zhenfeng, Xie, and Qingren, Ge.
1991.
"The hydrogen reduction kinetics of uranium trioxide."
China.
@misc{etde_10118658,
title = {The hydrogen reduction kinetics of uranium trioxide}
author = {Shifang, Kang, Zhenfeng, Xie, and Qingren, Ge}
abstractNote = {The kinetics of hydrogen reduction of UO{sub 3} denitrated in fluidized bed has been studied with thermogravimetric method. The results show that the reduction kinetics of UO{sub 3} obeys Spencer-Toply equation within 0{approx}95% conversion in range of 550{approx}660 deg C which coincides with chemical reaction controlled unreacted-core model. The apparent activation energy of the reduction reaction is found to be 136.3 kJ/mol. The effects of concentration of hydrogen on reaction rate are examined.}
place = {China}
year = {1991}
month = {Sep}
}
title = {The hydrogen reduction kinetics of uranium trioxide}
author = {Shifang, Kang, Zhenfeng, Xie, and Qingren, Ge}
abstractNote = {The kinetics of hydrogen reduction of UO{sub 3} denitrated in fluidized bed has been studied with thermogravimetric method. The results show that the reduction kinetics of UO{sub 3} obeys Spencer-Toply equation within 0{approx}95% conversion in range of 550{approx}660 deg C which coincides with chemical reaction controlled unreacted-core model. The apparent activation energy of the reduction reaction is found to be 136.3 kJ/mol. The effects of concentration of hydrogen on reaction rate are examined.}
place = {China}
year = {1991}
month = {Sep}
}