The Efect On Long Term Aqueous Durability Of Variations In The Composition Of Uk Vitrified Hlw Product

The Waste Vitrification Plant (WVP), operated by Sellafield Ltd, converts highly active liquor (HAL) from the reprocessing of spent nuclear fuel into vitrified high level waste (HLW) product for safe interim storage, and ultimate disposal in a deep geological repository. One of the important aspects to understand in relation to disposal of HLW glass is its behaviour over long timescales under aqueous conditions. To this end, a series of laboratory-based leach tests on the expected range of WVP glass compositions has been initiated and some of the preliminary results are described in this paper.

Author
M T Harrison Et Al
Origin
Nat Nuclear Labs, Seascale, Cumbria
Journal Title
Glass Technol Eur J Glass Sci 53 5 2012 211-216
Sector
Special Glass
Class
S 3945

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The Efect On Long Term Aqueous Durability Of Variations In The Composition Of Uk Vitrified Hlw Product
Glass Technol Eur J Glass Sci 53 5 2012 211-216
S 3945
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