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Howard, C.G.; Jolliffe, C.B.; Lee, D.J.
Department of the Environment, London (UK)1989
Department of the Environment, London (UK)1989
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[en] The removal of activity from spent decontaminating solutions eg LOMI can be achieved using organic ion exchange resins. These resins can be successfully immobilised in cement based matrices. The optimum cement system contained 10% Ordinary Portland Cement 84% gg Blast Furnace Slag, 6% Microsilica with a water cement ratio of 0.5 and a dry resin loading of 36% with respect to total weight. This information was successfully scaled up to 200 litres giving a product with acceptable compressive strength, dimensional stability and elastic modulus. Storage of samples under water appears to have no detrimental effects on the product's properties. (author)
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Mar 1989; 66 p; AEEW-R--2468; CONTRACT PECD-7/9/356
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