Session: Chemical Engineering Advances in Processing Radioactive Wastes and Nuclear Materials (2010 Annual Meeting)

Description:

This session will cover recent developments in the design, development and implementation of chemical processes for treating radioactive wastes, spent nuclear fuels, or other related nuclear materials.

Sponsor:

Nuclear Engineering Division

Chair:

Candido Pereira
Argonne National Laboratory
9700 S. Cass Avenue
Argonne, IL 60439
Phone Number: 630-252-9832
Fax Number: 630-972-4448
Email: pereira@cmt.anl.gov

Co-Chair:

John W. Olsen
Process Engineering Design Manager
Bechtel
Richland, WA 99354
Phone Number: 509-371-3384
Email: jwolsen@bechtel.com

Papers:

632a

Development of Coal-Carbon Limit in Fluidized Bed Steam Reformer (SBSR) Testing
Dan P. Lambert, Savannah River National Laboratory; Alex S. Choi, Savannah River National Laboratory; William Eugene Daniel, Savannah River National Laboratory; Michael E. Stone, Savannah River National Laboratory; Joshua Mysona, Georgia Institute of Technology

632b

Electrostatic Impacts On Fouling of Microfiltration Membranes
Richard C. Daniel, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory; Rick Shimskey, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory; Reid A. Peterson, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

632c

Experimental Verification of Solidification Stress Theory
Charles W. Solbrig, Idaho National Laboratory; Matthew C. Morrison, Idaho National Laboratory; Kenneth J. Bateman, Idaho National Laboratory

632d

Reconciliation of Charge-Balance Discrepancies in Hanford High-Level Waste Supernatant Data
Daniel A. Greer, Washington River Protection Solutions, LLC; Masan A. Anderson, Washington River Protection Solutions, LLC; Jacob G. Reynolds, Washington River Protection Solutions, LLC

632e

Process Capacity of the Continuous Sludge Leaching Process
Reid Peterson, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

632f

Catalyzed Ammonium Ion Formation From the Reaction of Formic Acid with Nitrate Ion During Radioactive Waste Processing at the Savannah River Site
David C. Koopman, Savannah River National Laboratory; Michael E Stone, Savannah River National Laboratory

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