Numerical Simulation of Extraction Behavior of Americium and Nitric Acid in the TRUEX Process
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概要
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A numerical simulation code for the transuranium extraction (TRUEX) process was developed to determine the optimum operational conditions for the separation and recovery of transuranium (TRU) elements, such as americium. Equilibrium constants for the americium extraction by octyl(phenyl)-N,N-diisobutylcarbamoylmethylphosphine oxide (CMPO) were determined by the least-squares method using experimental data. The activity coefficients for nitric acid and water were calculated with equations derived from experimental data. The calculated concentration profiles of americium, by using the best available equations, did not agree well with the experimental data in the extraction section. The stage efficiency was added in this code as a parameter to correct the differences between the calculated and the experimental profiles. The calculated concentration profiles using the modified code were in good agreement with the experimental data when 0.9 was used for the stage efficiency.
- 一般社団法人 日本原子力学会の論文
- 2000-11-25
著者
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KOYAMA Tomozo
Tokai Works, Japan Nuclear Cycle Development Institute
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Koma Yoshikazu
Institute For Materials Research Tohoku University
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TAKANASHI Mitsuhiro
Tokai Works, Japan Nuclear Cycle Development Institute(JNC)
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KOMA Yoshikazu
Tokai Works, Japan Nuclear Cycle Development Institute(JNC)
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FUSANASA Hideyuki
Tokai Works, Japan Nuclear Cycle Development Institute(JNC)
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Fusanasa Hideyuki
Tokai Works Japan Nuclear Cycle Development Institute(jnc)
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