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ASTM Selected Technical Papers
Stabilization and Solidification of Hazardous, Radioactive, and Mixed Wastes: 2nd VolumeAvailable to Purchase
By
TM Gilliam
TM Gilliam
1
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
,
Oak Ridge, TN 37831-7273
;
symposium chairman and editor
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CC Wiles
CC Wiles
2
Environmental Protection Agency
,
Cincinnati, OH
;
editor
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ISBN-10:
0-8031-1443-5
ISBN:
978-0-8031-1443-2
No. of Pages:
514
Publisher:
ASTM International
Publication date:
1992

The possibility for immobilization of ashes arising from incineration of radioactive wastes generated in research centers was investigated on a laboratory scale. Ceramic materials based on natural clays were made by routine ceramic techniques. It was shown that ceramics on the basis of Chasovyar clay may incorporate up to 30 vol% of ash and that the products obtained at 1050°C have a high chemical stability and mechanical strength. It is concluded that the proposed method deserves further study aimed at the development of process equipment.

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,” Technical Reports Series No. 254,
International Atomic Energy Agency
,
Vienna, Austria
,
1985
, p. 73.
2.
Sobolev
,
I. A.
 et al
,
Nuclear Power Station, in Russian
, No.
3
,
1980
, pp. 14–19.
3.
Riege
,
U.
,
Dippel
,
T.
, and
Kartes
,
H.
in
Management of Alpha-Contaminated Wastes
, proceedings of a symposium,
Vienna, Austria
, 2–6 June 1980,
International Atomic Energy Agency
,
Vienna, Austria
,
1981
, p. 355.
4.
Patent 57-41000 (Japan).
5.
Patent 2048555 (Great Britain).
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