A new method for decontamination of radioactive waste using low-pressure arc discharge
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In this paper, the decontamination features of the low-pressure arc-discharge method for radioactive waste generated in the operation and maintenance of nuclear power plants were examined. The low-pressure arc-discharge method was applied to type 304 stainless-steel, type 316L stainless-steel, alloy 600 and carbon-steel covered with radioactive corrosion products. Approximately, 80% of the radioactivity build up on stainless-steels could be removed by the low-pressure arc discharge.
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OpenAlex topics: Graphite, nuclear technology, radiation studies · Pulsed Power Technology Applications · Nuclear Materials and Properties
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