Abstract
The conventional techniques for treatment of alpha-active compressible solid waste involve incineration using electrically heated incinerators and subsequent recovery of special nuclear materials (SNM) from the ash by acid leaching. A microwave incineration followed by microwave digestion and SNM recovery from ash has specific advantages from maintenance and productivity consideration. The paper describes a preliminary work carried out with simulated uranium containing compressible solid waste using microwave heating technique. (author). 3 refs., 1 tab.
Mallik, G K;
Bhargava, V K;
Kamath, H S;
Purushotham, D S.C.
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- Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Tarapur (India). Advanced Fuel Fabrication Facility
Citation Formats
Mallik, G K, Bhargava, V K, Kamath, H S, and Purushotham, D S.C.
Incineration of alpha-active solid waste by microwaves.
India: N. p.,
1995.
Web.
Mallik, G K, Bhargava, V K, Kamath, H S, & Purushotham, D S.C.
Incineration of alpha-active solid waste by microwaves.
India.
Mallik, G K, Bhargava, V K, Kamath, H S, and Purushotham, D S.C.
1995.
"Incineration of alpha-active solid waste by microwaves."
India.
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title = {Incineration of alpha-active solid waste by microwaves}
author = {Mallik, G K, Bhargava, V K, Kamath, H S, and Purushotham, D S.C.}
abstractNote = {The conventional techniques for treatment of alpha-active compressible solid waste involve incineration using electrically heated incinerators and subsequent recovery of special nuclear materials (SNM) from the ash by acid leaching. A microwave incineration followed by microwave digestion and SNM recovery from ash has specific advantages from maintenance and productivity consideration. The paper describes a preliminary work carried out with simulated uranium containing compressible solid waste using microwave heating technique. (author). 3 refs., 1 tab.}
place = {India}
year = {1995}
month = {Dec}
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title = {Incineration of alpha-active solid waste by microwaves}
author = {Mallik, G K, Bhargava, V K, Kamath, H S, and Purushotham, D S.C.}
abstractNote = {The conventional techniques for treatment of alpha-active compressible solid waste involve incineration using electrically heated incinerators and subsequent recovery of special nuclear materials (SNM) from the ash by acid leaching. A microwave incineration followed by microwave digestion and SNM recovery from ash has specific advantages from maintenance and productivity consideration. The paper describes a preliminary work carried out with simulated uranium containing compressible solid waste using microwave heating technique. (author). 3 refs., 1 tab.}
place = {India}
year = {1995}
month = {Dec}
}