Geological cement for solidification of radioactive incineration ash and solidification method of radioactive incineration ash
A solidification method and incineration ash technology, applied in radioactive purification, nuclear engineering and other directions, can solve the problems of high leaching rate, poor density of cement solidified body, broken solidified product, etc., and achieve the effect of good fluidity and increase of waste package capacity.
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[0020] Blast furnace slag is ground into slag material, and the specific surface area of powder is 450kg / m 3 . 70% slag and 30% adsorbent are evenly mixed to prepare geological cement A material, wherein the percentages of each component in the adsorbent are: sodium bentonite 50%, zeolite 50%. Composite liquid activator to prepare geological cement B material, wherein the percentage of each component is: 25% SiO 2 , 15%Na 2 O, 60%H 2 O. Take 2000g of geological cement material A and 3600g of geological cement material B, mix with 2000g of radioactive incineration ash and water in a stirring pot for 5min, move it into a mold of φ50×50mm, and prepare a solidified body. Put the test mold into the curing box for curing. The curing temperature is 20±1°C and the relative humidity is ≥90%. The strength is 20.0MPa; the cured body has no cracks on the surface after soaking for 90d, and the compressive strength is 28.8MPa. 137 The 42d leaching rate of Cs element is 1.0×10 -4 cm...
Embodiment 2
[0022] Blast furnace slag is ground into slag material, and the specific surface area of powder is 450kg / m 3 . 70% slag and 30% adsorbent are evenly mixed to prepare geological cement A material, wherein the percentages of each component in the adsorbent are: sodium bentonite 40%, zeolite 60%. Composite liquid activator to prepare geological cement B material, wherein the percentage of each component is: 25% SiO 2 , 15%Na 2 O, 60%H 2 O. Take 1950g of geological cement material A and 3580g of geological cement material B, mix with 2000g of radioactive incineration ash and water in a stirring pot for 5min, move it into a mold of φ50×50mm, and prepare a solidified body. Put the test mold into the curing box for curing. The curing temperature is 20±1°C and the relative humidity is ≥90%. The strength is 18.5MPa; the cured body has no cracks on the surface after soaking for 90d, and the compressive strength is 23.2MPa. 137 The 42d leaching rate of Cs element is 4.0×10 -4 cm...
Embodiment 3
[0024] 80% blast furnace slag and 20% fly ash are ground into slag material, and the powder specific surface area is 450kg / m 3 . 80% slag and 20% adsorbent are evenly mixed to prepare geological cement A material, wherein the percentages of each component in the adsorbent are: 50% sodium bentonite and 50% zeolite. Composite liquid activator to prepare geological cement B material, wherein the percentage of each component is: 25% SiO 2 , 20%Na 2 O, 60%H 2 O. Take 2000g of geological cement material A and 3600g of geological cement material B, mix with 2000g of radioactive incineration ash and water in a stirring pot for 5min, move it into a mold of φ50×50mm, and prepare a solidified body. Put the test mold into the curing box for curing. The curing temperature is 20±1°C and the relative humidity is ≥90%. The strength is 24.0MPa; after soaking for 90 days, the cured body has no cracks on the surface, and the compressive strength is 30.2MPa. 137 The 42d leaching rate of Cs ...
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