Published 1979 | Version v1
Report

Cement based nuclear waste solidification forms

Creators

  • 1. Pennsylvania State Univ., University Park

Description

Cements are major candidates for solidification of low-level, intermediate-level and defense high-level wastes for a combination of reasons including ease of processing, necessity of only low temperature for processing, inexpensive materials required, and the resulting properties of the solidified form. Modified cement processing may be considered as an option for generating waste forms permitting higher thermal loading. Previous and current work on the physical, mechanical and thermal properties; stability; and solubility of the waste forms relevant to their immobilization of RW species is discussed. Optimally processed cement-waste mixtures may constitute a durable low temperature ceramic waste form. 8 figures, 11 tables

Additional details

Publishing Information

Imprint Title
High-level radioactive solid waste forms
Journal Page Range
p. 481-515.
Report number
NUREG/CP--0005

Conference

Title
Conference on high-level radioactive solid waste.
Dates
19 - 21 Dec 1978.
Place
Denver, CO, USA.