Method for separating uranium from uranium-containing alkaline sodium carbonate solution

Abstract

The invention discloses a method for separating uranium from an alkaline sodium carbonate solution, particularly a fluorine-containing alkaline solution, and an extraction reagent used thereby. The extraction reagent for separating uranium from the alkaline sodium carbonate solution is a P66614Cl ionic liquid. The method comprises the following steps: adding a mixed solution of UO2 (NO3)2.6H2O and Na2CO3 in a ratio of amount of substance of 1: 5 into the P66614Cl ionic liquid; oscillating, centrifuging and layering; after removing a water phase, adding a NaOH solution into an organic phase to counter-extract; after centrifuging and layering, taking out the water phase in the lower layer and a uranium precipitate. The method and the extraction reagent disclosed by the invention have relatively high separation efficiency and are suitable for treating fluorine-containing high-uranium-content wastewater in nuclear industry enterprises, and moreover, the separating treatment method is relatively simple and convenient, so that the method can be used in a mass production environment.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a method for separating uranium from uranium-containing alkaline sodium carbonate solution and the used extraction reagent, in particular to a method for separating uranium from nuclear industry uranium-containing fluorine-containing alkaline sodium carbonate wastewater and the used extraction reagent. Background technique [0002] Nuclear Fuel Centrifugal Enrichment Plant at UO 2 Preparation of UF for feedstock 6 A large amount of radioactive waste water containing fluorine and uranium will be produced in the uranium conversion production process. The waste water comes from the cleaning solution of the building equipment of the nuclear fuel centrifugal enrichment plant, the eluent of fluorinated tail gas, the hydrolyzate and alkali washing solution of the eluent of the exhaust air purification plant. The uranium concentration of these waste liquids is relatively high, especially the cleaning liquid of the cleaning plant has ...

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[0006] In view of this, my country's nuclear fuel centrifugal enrichment plants are also studying the use of adsorption methods to treat uranium-containing and fluorine-containing wastewater, but the economics of these methods for treating high-uranium-containing wastewater and the effects of removing uranium, removing fluorine, and minimizing waste are still in doubt. , because the adsorbent may also accumulate in large quantities as secondary solid waste

In addition, due to the low selectivity, slow adsorption process, and loss of adsorbent in the prior art, these methods are not suitable for use.

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