Filter-lined container for hazardous solids

Compositions – Organic luminescent material containing compositions – Scintillating or lasing compositions

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2065241, 250506, 250507, 25230115, G21F 936

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040584798

ABSTRACT:
Particulate radioactive wastes are packaged for storage until radioactivity decays by fastening a tight mesh fabric bag in a barrel or other suitable storage container, filling the bag with a mixture of radioactive waste material and a non-radioactive liquid material, and then solidifying the non-radioactive liquid to encapsulate the radioactive waste. The tight mesh weave of the fabric bag acts as a barrier to the particulate radioactive material but not to the liquid. A portion of the liquid thus flows through the bag to form a protective layer between the bag and outer container wall. The remainder stays in the bag and mixes with the radioactive particulate. Solidification of the non-radioactive liquid produces a monolithic solid having a protective layer of a solidified non-radioactive material covering the entire surface area of an immobilized mass of radioactively contaminated particulate material.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3185339 (1965-05-01), Flemming
patent: 3739731 (1973-06-01), Tabor
patent: 3833740 (1974-09-01), Schmidt

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