Cement solidification treatment of spent ion exchange resins
AssigneesKyushu Electric Power Co., Inc., Jgc Corporation
InventorsRey Sudo, Norimitsu Kurumada, Fukuzo Todo, Masao Hara, Kenzo Sauda
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Abstract
Disclosed is an improved process for cement solidification treatment for disposition of spent ion exchange resins exhausted from nuclear power plants. The wet resin particles are centrifuged to remove free water therefrom and subjected to the pre-treatment of coating with a small amount of cement powder, and then, cement powder and water is added to the resin particles and the mixture is kneaded to form cement paste, which is cast in to a vessel for solidification. The cast product contains much more resin particles and has improved water-resistability.
Claims6
A process for cement solidification treatment of spent ion exchange resins, which comprises dehydrating the wet resin particles to remove free water therefrom;
- applying a small amount of cement powder thereon under stirring as pre-treatment to coat the surface of the resin particles with the cement powder;
- then, adding cement powder and water to the pre-treated resin particles and kneading to form a uniform mixture of cement past;
- and finally casting the cement paste into a vessel to solidify it therein.
A process for solidification treatment of spent ion exchange resins, which comprises:
- dehydrating wet spent ion exchange resin particles,
- coating the surface of the resulting dehydrated particles with a small amount of cement powder by adding a small amount of the cement powder to the dehydrated particles and stirring,
- adding cement and water to the resulting cement coated particles and kneading the resulting mixture into an uniform mixture, and
- solidifying the uniform mixture by casting in a vessel.
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