Installation to regenerate cold traps loaded with the hydride an

Induced nuclear reactions: processes – systems – and elements – Fission reactor material treatment – Impurity removal

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62 555, 55DIG15, G21C 1942

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ABSTRACT:
Installation and method to regenerate cold traps loaded with the hydride and oxide of a metal, such as sodium, in its liquid state. A forced circulation of the orginal liquid metal of a tank (11) is created at a temperature sufficient to dissolve the solid deposits. The hydrogen and tritium ions are filtered and end up at a storage tank (42) where they are fixed, whereas the oxygen ions recombine so as to form a new oxide deposit in another trap (23) cooled to a temperature enabling only the oxide to be deposited. An application is for fast neutron nuclear reactors and fusion reactors.

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Takahashi, Katsuro, et al. "Regeneration of a Cold Trap", Nuclear Technology, Sep. 1981, pp. 278-285.

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