Method for treating pva polymer material by supercritical water oxidation
A technology of polymeric materials and treatment methods, applied in radioactive purification, nuclear engineering, etc., can solve problems such as environmental pollution and inapplicable radioactive waste
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[0031] Collect work clothes of nuclear power plants, wash these work clothes to remove attached nuclides.
[0032] Step 1. Preliminary treatment of the cleaned work clothes, that is, cutting or processing it into small pieces of 1cm×1cm by other methods, weighing 80g, and placing it in a dissolution tank, adding 920mL of distilled water to the dissolution tank, Heat the dissolving tank, and make the temperature of the distilled water in it be 100°C, observe the PVA polymer material in the dissolving tank, and stop if you see that all the dissolving tank has turned into a white viscous liquid through stirring;
[0033] Step 2, filter out the particles in the PVA solution, add acid to the viscous liquid in step 1 to adjust the pH, preferably add citric acid with a mass fraction of 10%, and the volume ratio of the viscous liquid to citric acid is 100:1 , stirring to adjust the pH to about 3.8;
[0034] Step 3, then adding a mass fraction of 1% ferrous sulfate solution, the volum...
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[0040] The difference from Example 1 is that citric acid is added in step 2 to control the pH at 4.3.
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