Environmental Issues and Waste Management Technologies in the Ceramic and Nuclear Industries X, Volume 168

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Environmental Issues and Waste Management Technologies in the Ceramic and Nuclear Industries X, Volume 168

Editor(s): John Vienna, Connie Herman, Sharon Marra

Published Online: 25 APR 2012 07:43AM EST

Print ISBN: 9781574981896

Online ISBN: 9781118408438

DOI: 10.1002/9781118408438

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These proceedings capture advances in the state of knowledge in nuclear and waste materials science and technology. In addition, the proceedings addresses the environmental issues associated with ceramic processing. Included are the status of environmental issues and their solutions, both current and proposed.

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      Front Matter (pages i–viii)

  2. Part I: Nuclear and Hazardous Waste Forms and Fuels–Processing and Technology

    1. Vitrification Testing and Demonstration for the Hanford Waste Treatment and Immobilization Plant (pages 1–19)

      J.M. Perez, S.M. Barnes, S. Kelly, L. Petkus and E.V. Morrey

    2. Bubbling as a Means to Enhance Joule Heated Ceramic Melter Production Rates for Vitrifying Radioactive Wastes (pages 21–30)

      Bradley W. Bowan, Richard Meigs and Eric C. Smith

    3. High Level Waste Processing Experience with Increased Waste Loadings (pages 31–49)

      Carol M. Jantzen, Alex D. Cozzi and Ned E. Bibler

    4. DWPF Glass Air-Lift Pump Life Cycle Testing and Plant Implementation (pages 51–57)

      Michael E. Smith, Allan B. Barnes, Dennis F. Bickford, Kenneth J. Imrich, Daniel C. Iverson and Hector N. Guerrero

    5. Corrosion Resistance of Metal Electrodes in an Iron Phosphate Melt (pages 59–68)

      C.W. Kim, D. Zhu and D.E. Day

    6. Fluidized Bed Steam Reforming (FBSR) of Organic and Nitrate Containing Salt Supernate (pages 69–79)

      Carol M. Jantzen

    7. Steam Reformation of Sodium Bearing Waste: Pros & Cons (pages 81–90)

      Darryl D. Siemer

    8. Ansto's Waste form Research and Development Capabilities (pages 91–97)

      E. R. Vance, B. D. Begg, R. A. Day, S. Moricca, D. S. Perera, M. W. A. Stewart, M. L. Carter, P. J. McGIinn and K. L. Smith

    9. Stabilization of Arsenic-Bearing Iron Hydroxide Solid Wastes in Polymeric Matrices (pages 99–108)

      F. Rengifo, B. Garbo, A. Quach, W.P. Ela, A.E. Sáez, C. Franks, B.J.J. Zelinski, D.P. Birnie, H. Smith and G. Smith

    10. Effect of Thermal Treatment Conditions on Microstructure and Composition of High Temperature Reactor Fuel Kernel (pages 109–118)

      François Charollais, Anne Duhart, Patrice Felines, Pierre Guillermier and Christophe Perrais

  3. Part II: Glass Waste Forms—Modelling Properties Testing

    1. Predicting Phase Equilibria of Spinel-Forming Constituents in Waste Glass Systems (pages 119–131)

      Theodore M. Besmann, Nagraj S. Kulkarni, Karl E. Spear and John D. Vienna

    2. Liquidus Temperature and One Percent Crystal Content Models for Initial Hanford HLW Glasses (pages 133–140)

      J.D. Vienna, T.B. Edwards, J.V. Crum, D.S. Kim and D.K. Peeler

    3. Dependency of Sulfate Solubility on Melt Composition and Melt Polymerization (pages 141–152)

      Carol M. Jantzen, Michael E. Smith and David K. Peeler

    4. Evaluation of Glass from the DWPF Melter (pages 153–162)

      A.D. Cozzi and N.E. Bibler

    5. Redox Activity of Rhenium in Silicate Glasses (pages 163–170)

      Henry D. Schreiber, Charlotte W. Schreiber and Amy M. Swink

    6. Analysis of Defense Waste Processing Facility Products with Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy (pages 171–177)

      Fang-Yu Yueh, Hongbo Zheng, Jagdish P. Singh and William G. Ramsey

    7. The Structural Chemistry of Molybdenum in Model High Level Nuclear Waste Glasses, Investigated by MO K-Edge X-Ray Absorption Spectroscopy (pages 179–187)

      Neil C. Hyatt, Rick J. Short, Russell J. Hand, William E. Lee, Francis Livens, John M. Charnock and R.L. Bilsborrow

  4. Part III: Ceramic Waste Forms— Formulation and Testing

    1. Alpha Decay Damage in Ceramic Waste Forms - Microstructural Aspect (pages 189–197)

      Jan-Fong Jue, Thomas P. O'Holleran, Steven M. Frank and Stephen G. Johnson

    2. Charge Compensation in Ca(La)TiO3 Solid Solutions (pages 199–206)

      E.R. Vance, B.D. Begg, J.V. Hanna, V. Luca, J.H. Hadley and F.H. Hsu

    3. Hollandite Ceramics: Effect of Composition on Melting Temperature (pages 207–216)

      M.L. Carter, E.R. Vance, D.J. Cassidy, H. Li and D.R.G. Mitchell

    4. Chemical Durability of Iron-Substituted Hollandite Ceramics for Cesium Immobilization (pages 217–224)

      F. Bart, G. Leturcq and H. Rabiller

    5. Titanate Ceramics for Immobilization of U-Rich Wastes (pages 225–232)

      E. R. Vance, M. L. Carter, S. Moricca and T. L. Eddowes

    6. Waste form Development for the Solidification of PDCF/MOX Liquid Waste Streams (pages 233–241)

      A.D. Cozzi and C.A. Langton

    7. Solidification of Sodium Bearing Waste Using Hydroceramic and Portland Cement Binders. (pages 243–252)

      Yun Bao and Michael W. Grutzeck

    8. Grout Formulations for Closing Hanford High-Level Waste Tanks - Bench-Scale Study (pages 253–260)

      T.H. Lorier, D.H. Miller, J.R. Harbour, CA. Langton and W.L. Mhyre

    9. Chemical Solution Deposition of CaCu3Ti4O12 Thin Films (pages 261–267)

      Mark D. Losego and Jon-Paul Maria

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      Author Index (page 269)

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      Keyword Index (pages 270–271)

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