Process and apparatus for the concentration and storage of liqui

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

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159 16R, 159 47R, 176 37, 202234, 203 49, 261 79A, 261119R, C09K 300, C09K 1104

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ABSTRACT:
Liquid radioactive wastes are concentrated to form a pasty radioactive concentrate by evaporation below the boiling point of the waste by injecting a hot gaseous medium tangentially in a vortex stream over the entire surface of the liquid waste, thereby entraining vapor evaporated from the liquid surface, removing the gaseous medium together with the entrained vapor, drying and reheating the removed gaseous medium and recirculating it in a vortex stream over the surface of the waste, which may then be stored in the same container in which the evaporation took place.

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