Tuesday, April 28, 2009: 2:00 PM-5:00 PM
Room 1 (Tampa Convention Center)
#66 - Advances In Nuclear Fuel Processing And Nuclear Waste Management II (14007)
Presentations that address recent improvements, or research and development studies, in nuclear fuel processing and nuclear waste management, including interim storage, treatment, separations, and final disposition will be included in this session. Purpose of the session is to provide opportunities for engineers to maintain their technical competence in nuclear technology.
Chair:Jack D. Law
CoChair:Bradley R. Pickenheim
2:00 PM66aTesting and Startup of the Savannah River Site Integrated Salt Disposition Process
Michael Poirier
2:25 PM66bStart up of Salt Waste Processing at SRS: Actinide Removal Process (ARP/512-S)
Julius Umali Lacerna
2:50 PM66cSteam Reforming Technology Demonstration on Actual Savannah River Site Tank 48H Waste
P. R. Burket, W. E. Daniel, C. A. Nash, C. M. Jantzen, M. R. Williams, A. B. Barnes
3:15 PM66dDissolution of Aluminum in Sludges and Its Effect on the Settling Rates of the Residual Sludges
Kofi Adu-Wusu, Daniel J. McCabe
3:40 PM66eImpact of Noble Metals and Mercury on Hydrogen Generation during High Level Waste Pretreatment at the Savannah River Site
Michael E. Stone, D. C. Koopman, Thomas B. Edwards
4:05 PM66fPhysical Property Modeling of Concentrated Cesium Eluate Solutions: Derivation of Model
T. Bond Calloway Jr., Alex S. Choi, Robert A. Pierce, Tommy B. Edwards
4:30 PM66g2008 THORŪ (THermal Organic Reduction) Fluidized Bed Steam Reforming Engineering Scale Test Demonstration Phase 1 Analytical Results for Tank 48H Simulant
W. E. Daniel, C. M. Jantzen, M. R. Williams

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