Method suitable for continuously removing iodine in spent fuel dissolving liquid
A technology for dissolving liquid and spent fuel, used in reactor fuel elements, climate sustainability, nuclear power generation, etc., can solve problems such as the impact of kerosene reuse, entering solvent and water-phase waste liquid, etc., to reduce generation and increase use. Longevity, effect of solving pollution problems
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[0022] A method suitable for continuously removing iodine from a spent fuel solution (where the uranium concentration is 250g / L and the iodine content is 400mg / L). After the spent fuel is oxidized and dissolved with nitric acid in a dissolution tank and filtered, the obtained spent The solution and the removal gas flow into the removal device simultaneously from the two inlets at the bottom of the column device. As a purge gas, nitrogen oxides react with nitric acid in the spent fuel solution to generate nitrous acid; iodide ions and iodate ions in the spent fuel solution undergo redox reactions with nitrous acid to generate molecular iodine, and then the iodine molecules are released by blowing air. The radioactive iodine in the spent fuel solution can be continuously removed by carrying it out.
[0023] Wherein the expelled gas is nitrogen oxide, and the volume ratio of each component under standard conditions is 10% of nitrogen monoxide, 40% of nitrogen dioxide, 20% of dini...
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[0028] A method suitable for continuously removing iodine from a spent fuel solution (where the uranium concentration is 250g / L and the iodine content is 400mg / L). After the spent fuel is oxidized and dissolved with nitric acid in a dissolution tank and filtered, the obtained spent The solution and the removal gas flow into the removal device simultaneously from the two inlets at the bottom of the column device. As a purge gas, nitrogen oxides react with nitric acid in the spent fuel solution to generate nitrous acid; iodide ions and iodate ions in the spent fuel solution undergo redox reactions with nitrous acid to generate molecular iodine, and then the iodine molecules are released by blowing air. The radioactive iodine in the spent fuel solution can be continuously removed by carrying it out.
[0029] Wherein the expelled gas is nitrogen oxides, and the volume ratio of each component in a standard state is 50% of nitrogen dioxide, 10% of dinitrogen trioxide, and the rest i...
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[0034] A method suitable for continuously removing iodine from a spent fuel solution (where the uranium concentration is 250g / L and the iodine content is 400mg / L). After the spent fuel is oxidized and dissolved with nitric acid in a dissolution tank and filtered, the obtained spent The solution and the removal gas flow into the removal device simultaneously from the two inlets at the bottom of the column device. As a purge gas, nitrogen oxides react with nitric acid in the spent fuel solution to generate nitrous acid; iodide ions and iodate ions in the spent fuel solution undergo redox reactions with nitrous acid to generate molecular iodine, and then the iodine molecules are released by blowing air. The radioactive iodine in the spent fuel solution can be continuously removed by carrying it out.
[0035] Wherein the expelled gas is nitrogen oxide, and the volume ratio of each component under the standard state is 20% of nitrogen monoxide, 50% of nitrogen dioxide, 10% of dinit...
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