Abstract
The invention relates to a refining method according to which commercial sodium provides a high purity sodium with, in particular, a very small calcium content. The method consists in continuously feeding a predetermined amount of sodium peroxide into a sodium stream, mixing and causing said sodium peroxide to reach with sodium at an appropriate temperature, and, finally, separating the reaction products from sodium by decanting and filtering same. The thus obtained high purity sodium meets the requirements of atomic industries in particular, in view of its possible use as coolant in nuclear reactors of the ''breeder'' type.
Citation Formats
Batoux, B, Laurent-Atthalin, A, and Salmon, M.
Continuous method for refining sodium. [for use in LMFBR type reactors].
France: N. p.,
1973.
Web.
Batoux, B, Laurent-Atthalin, A, & Salmon, M.
Continuous method for refining sodium. [for use in LMFBR type reactors].
France.
Batoux, B, Laurent-Atthalin, A, and Salmon, M.
1973.
"Continuous method for refining sodium. [for use in LMFBR type reactors]."
France.
@misc{etde_7327054,
title = {Continuous method for refining sodium. [for use in LMFBR type reactors]}
author = {Batoux, B, Laurent-Atthalin, A, and Salmon, M}
abstractNote = {The invention relates to a refining method according to which commercial sodium provides a high purity sodium with, in particular, a very small calcium content. The method consists in continuously feeding a predetermined amount of sodium peroxide into a sodium stream, mixing and causing said sodium peroxide to reach with sodium at an appropriate temperature, and, finally, separating the reaction products from sodium by decanting and filtering same. The thus obtained high purity sodium meets the requirements of atomic industries in particular, in view of its possible use as coolant in nuclear reactors of the ''breeder'' type.}
place = {France}
year = {1973}
month = {Nov}
}
title = {Continuous method for refining sodium. [for use in LMFBR type reactors]}
author = {Batoux, B, Laurent-Atthalin, A, and Salmon, M}
abstractNote = {The invention relates to a refining method according to which commercial sodium provides a high purity sodium with, in particular, a very small calcium content. The method consists in continuously feeding a predetermined amount of sodium peroxide into a sodium stream, mixing and causing said sodium peroxide to reach with sodium at an appropriate temperature, and, finally, separating the reaction products from sodium by decanting and filtering same. The thus obtained high purity sodium meets the requirements of atomic industries in particular, in view of its possible use as coolant in nuclear reactors of the ''breeder'' type.}
place = {France}
year = {1973}
month = {Nov}
}