A method for recovering technetium from spent fuel reprocessing waste liquid

A spent fuel and waste liquid technology, applied in the direction of improving process efficiency, can solve the problems of high price, three-phase problem of trioctylamine and quaternary ammonium salt, low extraction efficiency of TRPO, etc., and achieve the effect of high extraction efficiency

Active Publication Date: 2021-05-14
CHINA INSTITUTE OF ATOMIC ENERGY
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The first four reagents can extract pertechnetate from nitric acid medium, but the extraction efficiency of TRPO is low, and trioctylamine and quaternary ammonium salts have serious three-phase problems
However, the calix crown reagents are difficult to synthesize and expensive, and are not suitable for the extraction of technetium under post-treatment conditions; pyridine reagents can only extract technetium under alkaline conditions, and are soluble in water under neutral and acidic conditions. Not suitable for technetium extraction

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[0043] For the process of this embodiment, see image 3 .

[0044] (1) Material liquid acid adjustment and technetium extraction (TcX): 0.1mol / L MIDOA is used as the extraction agent, kerosene is used as the diluent, 1AXXW is extracted after the acid adjustment to 0.5mol / L, after 6-stage extraction, technetium The recovery rate reaches above 99.99%.

[0045] (2) Technetium back-extraction (TcBX): use 0.2mol / L ethylenediamine to back-extract technetium from the extracted organic phase, and separate it from tetravalent impurity elements. After 6-stage back-extraction, the decontamination of Pu(IV) reaches 100 Above, the yield of technetium reaches 99%.

[0046] (3) An washing (ASX): wash the organic phase with 0.02mol / L ammonium carbonate solution, and the organic phase can be reused after washing.

[0047] Through the above process, the total yield of technetium reaches 99%, the decontamination of plutonium reaches more than 100%, and the decontamination of uranium reaches m...

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The invention belongs to the technical field of nuclear material extraction and recovery, and relates to a method for recovering technetium from spent fuel reprocessing waste liquid. The method comprises the following steps in turn: (1) adjusting the acidity of spent fuel reprocessing waste liquid to 0.1-1mol / L, adding MIDOA-kerosene solution for extraction, and collecting the organic phase; (2) adding acidification to the organic phase The ethylenediamine solution is back-extracted, and the technetium in the water phase is collected; (3) the back-extracted organic phase is washed with an alkaline solution, and the washed organic phase is collected. Utilizing the method for recovering technetium from spent fuel reprocessing waste liquid of the present invention can efficiently extract and recover technetium from nitric acid waste liquid after nuclear fuel reprocessing, and prevent technetium from entering the process of vitrification and geological disposal.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of nuclear material extraction and recovery, and relates to a method for recovering technetium from spent fuel reprocessing waste liquid. Background technique [0002] 99 Tc is one of the main long-lived fission products in spent fuel, with a half-life of 2.11×10 5 a, Under thermal neutron irradiation 235 The fission yield of U is about 6%, and its content in spent fuel is about one-thousandth. 99 Tc is a nuclide that is difficult to handle in the disposal of nuclear fuel and radioactive waste. First, technetium is volatile during vitrification and leaks into the environment; second, technetium (mainly in the form of pertechnetate) has a certain Strong mobility, so its geological disposal will bring potential long-term radioactive hazard risks to the biosphere. Therefore, it is necessary to separate technetium from spent fuel reprocessing waste liquid for utilization or transmutation, so as to prevent it...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): C22B61/00C22B7/00
CPCC22B7/006C22B61/00Y02P10/20
Inventor 王辉王均利申震晏太红郑卫芳
Owner CHINA INSTITUTE OF ATOMIC ENERGY
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