Preparation method of simulated radioactive waste liquid
A technology of radioactive waste liquid and preparation method, which is applied in the field of simulated radioactive waste liquid preparation, and can solve problems such as easy deposition on the bottom of the container or in the delivery pipeline for preparing simulated radioactive waste liquid, blockage of the control valve of the delivery pipeline, difficulty in dissolving, etc.
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Embodiment 1
[0089] The actual radioactive waste liquid contains elements such as iron, phosphorus, titanium, strontium, cesium, manganese, hydrogen, etc. Among them, the content of phosphorus is relatively small, and the content of iron is relatively high. When preparing simulated radioactive waste liquid, metal salts such as iron salts, strontium salts, cesium salts, and manganese salts are first dissolved in deionized water, and then nitric acid and phosphoric acid are added to obtain the first solution, so that the first solution contains all other elements. The titanium salt was then dissolved in deionized water to obtain a second solution. Wherein, the addition amount of each metal salt and each acid liquid is determined according to the concentration of the actual radioactive waste liquid. Finally, under stirring, the first solution and the second solution were mixed, and deionized water was used to make up the volume to obtain a simulated radioactive waste liquid.
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Embodiment 2
[0093] The actual radioactive waste liquid contains elements such as molybdenum, iron, phosphorus, titanium, strontium, cesium, hydrogen, etc. Among them, the content of phosphorus is relatively small, and the content of iron is relatively large. When preparing simulated radioactive waste liquid, first dissolve metal nitrates such as iron salts, strontium salts, and cesium salts in deionized water, and then add nitric acid and phosphoric acid to obtain the first solution, so that the first solution contains All other elements. The titanium salt was dissolved in deionized water to obtain a second solution. The metal molybdenum is dissolved in the diluted hydrogen peroxide solution (eg 6% hydrogen peroxide solution) to obtain the third solution. Wherein, the addition amount of metal molybdenum, each metal salt and each acid solution is determined according to the concentration of each component in the actual radioactive waste liquid. Finally, under stirring, the second solutio...
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