Apparatus for decontaminating radioactively contaminated surface

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

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376310, G21C 1942

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ABSTRACT:
An apparatus decontaminates a radioactively contaminated surface region of a pipe, connector or vessel being open at one end, with a dry mechanical blasting medium. The apparatus includes a processing bell to be mounted on the open end of the pipe, connector or vessel. A flexible dustproof duct is connected to the processing bell. A retaining device protrudes into the duct and is movable from outside in the interior of the pipe, connector or vessel. A blasting head is disposed on the retaining device. A blasting system is connected to the blasting head and has a continuous circulation of the blasting medium.

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"Oberflachenbehandlung mittels Strahlmitteln", Dipl.-Ing. ETH I. Horowitz, vol. 1, 1982.

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