Abstract
The dissolution behavior of an unirradiated chemical analogue of spent nuclear fuel (SIMFUEL) has been studied in the presence of two different synthetic groundwaters at 25 degrees C and under both oxic and anoxic conditions. The release of U, Mo, Ba, Y and Sr was monitored during static (batch) leaching experiments of long duration (about 250 days). Preliminary results from continuous flow-through reactor experiments are also reported. The results obtained indicate the usefulness and limitations of SIMFUEL in the study of the kinetics and mechanism of dissolution of the minor components of spent nuclear fuel. Molybdenum, barium and strontium have shown a trend of congruent dissolution with the SIMFUEL matrix after a higher initial fractional release has been found to be solubility controlled under the experimental conditions. A clear dependence on the partial pressure of O{sub 2} of the rate of dissolution of uranium has been observed. (au).
Casas, I;
Caceci, M S;
Bruno, J;
[1]
Sandino, A;
[2]
Ollila, K
[3]
- MBT Technologia Ambiental, CENT, Cerdanyola (Spain)
- Royal Inst. of Tech., Stockholm (Sweden). Dept. of Inorganic Chemistry
- VTT, Technical Research Center of Finland, Espoo (Finland)
Citation Formats
Casas, I, Caceci, M S, Bruno, J, Sandino, A, and Ollila, K.
SIMFUEL dissolution studies in granitic groundwater.
Sweden: N. p.,
1991.
Web.
Casas, I, Caceci, M S, Bruno, J, Sandino, A, & Ollila, K.
SIMFUEL dissolution studies in granitic groundwater.
Sweden.
Casas, I, Caceci, M S, Bruno, J, Sandino, A, and Ollila, K.
1991.
"SIMFUEL dissolution studies in granitic groundwater."
Sweden.
@misc{etde_10135743,
title = {SIMFUEL dissolution studies in granitic groundwater}
author = {Casas, I, Caceci, M S, Bruno, J, Sandino, A, and Ollila, K}
abstractNote = {The dissolution behavior of an unirradiated chemical analogue of spent nuclear fuel (SIMFUEL) has been studied in the presence of two different synthetic groundwaters at 25 degrees C and under both oxic and anoxic conditions. The release of U, Mo, Ba, Y and Sr was monitored during static (batch) leaching experiments of long duration (about 250 days). Preliminary results from continuous flow-through reactor experiments are also reported. The results obtained indicate the usefulness and limitations of SIMFUEL in the study of the kinetics and mechanism of dissolution of the minor components of spent nuclear fuel. Molybdenum, barium and strontium have shown a trend of congruent dissolution with the SIMFUEL matrix after a higher initial fractional release has been found to be solubility controlled under the experimental conditions. A clear dependence on the partial pressure of O{sub 2} of the rate of dissolution of uranium has been observed. (au).}
place = {Sweden}
year = {1991}
month = {Sep}
}
title = {SIMFUEL dissolution studies in granitic groundwater}
author = {Casas, I, Caceci, M S, Bruno, J, Sandino, A, and Ollila, K}
abstractNote = {The dissolution behavior of an unirradiated chemical analogue of spent nuclear fuel (SIMFUEL) has been studied in the presence of two different synthetic groundwaters at 25 degrees C and under both oxic and anoxic conditions. The release of U, Mo, Ba, Y and Sr was monitored during static (batch) leaching experiments of long duration (about 250 days). Preliminary results from continuous flow-through reactor experiments are also reported. The results obtained indicate the usefulness and limitations of SIMFUEL in the study of the kinetics and mechanism of dissolution of the minor components of spent nuclear fuel. Molybdenum, barium and strontium have shown a trend of congruent dissolution with the SIMFUEL matrix after a higher initial fractional release has been found to be solubility controlled under the experimental conditions. A clear dependence on the partial pressure of O{sub 2} of the rate of dissolution of uranium has been observed. (au).}
place = {Sweden}
year = {1991}
month = {Sep}
}