Compositions – Radioactive compositions – Nuclear reactor fuel
Patent
1986-12-01
1989-02-21
Locker, Howard J.
Compositions
Radioactive compositions
Nuclear reactor fuel
209920, 209922, 100 38, 2505061, 252628, 252629, 264 05, 264332, 264125, 366111, 366114, G21F 96, G21F 916, B01F 1100, B29C 6700
Patent
active
048062790
ABSTRACT:
A vibratory processing arrangement including an apparatus comprising three main stages. Namely, a high level waste vibrating impregnator, a vibrating calciner and a vibratory powder mixer.
The waste impregnator comprises a downwardly inclined trough having flexible mountings and a vibrator at its upstream end, a hood structure and a series of liquid sprays connected to a high level waste supply tube.
The vibratory calciner comprises a downwardly inclined tube connected to a downstream discharge tube. The discharge tube has an inlet pipe for entry of reducing gas. The reducing gas passes upwardly through the tubes to a gas discharge take-off tube near the upstream end of the downwardly inclined tube. A vibrator is tuned to provide the desired flow rate through the downwardly inclined tube.
Calcined discharged powder falls downwardly into the vibratory mixer, which has a vibratory actuator and flexible mountings. Titanium powder is introduced into the vibratory mixer through a secondary inlet and is intimately mixed with the calcined discharged powder before being discharged into respective canisters.
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Australian Atomic Energy Commission
Australian National University
Locker Howard J.
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