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ISSN : 1738-1894(Print)
ISSN : 2288-5471(Online)
Journal of Nuclear Fuel Cycle and Waste Technology Vol.8 No.2 pp.115-122
DOI :

모의 FP-(Na2CO3-NaHCO3)-H2O2 용액으로부터 NaTPB 및 TPPCl에 의한 Cs 및 Re(/Tc)의 침전 거동

Precipitation behaviors of Cs and Re(/Tc) by NaTPB and TPPCl from a simulated fission products-(Na2CO3-NaHCO3)-H2O2 solution

Eil-Hee Lee, Jae-Gwan Lim, Dong-Yong Chung, Han-Beum Yang, Kwang-Wook Kim

Abstract

In this study, the removal of Cs and Tc from a simulated fission products (FP) solution which were co-dissolved with U during the oxidative-dissolution of spent fuel in a mixed carbonate solution of (Na2CO3-NaHCO3)-H2O2 was investigated by using a selective precipitation method. As Cs and Tc might cause an unstable behavior due to the high decay heat emission of Cs as well as the fast migration of Tc when disposed of underground, it is one of the important issues to removal them in views of the increase of disposal safety. The precipitation of Cs and Re (as a surrogate for Tc) was examined by introducing sodium tetraphenylborate (NaTPB) and tetraphenylphosponium chloride (TPPCl), respectively. Precipitation of Cs by NaTPB and that of Re by TPPCl were completed within 5 minutes. Their precipitation rates were not influenced so much by the temperature and stirring speed even if they were increased by up to 50 and 1,000 rpm. However, the pH of the solution was found to have a great influence on the precipitation with NaTPB and TPPCl. Since Mo tends to co-precipitate with Re at a lower pH, especially, it was effective that a selective precipitation of Re by TPPCl was carried out at pH of above 9 without co-precipitation of Mo and Re. Over 99% of Cs was precipitated when the ratio of [NaTPB]/[Cs]>1 and more than 99% of Re, likewise, was precipitated when the ratio of [TPPCl]/[Re] >1.

 

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