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Evaluation of Criteria for Selecting a Salt Processing Alternative for High-Level Waste at the Savannah River Site Interim Report (2001) / Chapter Skim
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... The committee recommends that Savannah River proceed with a carefully planned and managed research and development (R&D) program for three of the four alternative processing options (small tank precipitation using TPB, crystalline silicotitanate ion exchange, and caustic sidle solvent extraction, each including monosodium titanate processing for removing strontium and actinides)
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Key Terms

  • river site
  • waste salt
  • salt processing
  • solvent extraction
  • alternative processing

  • radioactive waste
  • tank precipitation
  • ion exchange
  • separating radionuclides
  • additional advice

  • doe asked
  • processing options
  • crystalline silicotitanate
  • silicotitanate ion
  • including monosodium

  • waste processing
  • waste program
  • monosodium titanate
  • removing strontium
  • processing efforts

  • alternative processes
  • river proceed
  • titanate processing
  • precipitation using
  • carefully planned

  • tank supernate
  • brief description
  • potential barriers
  • managed research
  • processes remain


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