120 Applications of Gas Adsorption and Ion Exchange

Monday, November 9, 2015: 12:30 PM - 3:00 PM
250B (Salt Palace Convention Center)

Description:
This session will cover fundamental and applied aspects of adsorption and ion exchange relevant to nuclear energy and waste treatment systems. Adsorption/ion exchange processes are needed in a number of such systems including: uranium/thorium extraction from mined resources; uranium extraction from seawater; commercial nuclear reactors; radioactive liquid waste treatment facilities; and nuclear fuel reprocessing facilities. Of particular interest for gas adsorption is capture of volatile fission products from nuclear fuel reprocessing systems. Ion exchange systems for aqueous and non-aqueous fluids are of interest for concentrating radioactive elements or achieving difficult separations needed for closing the nuclear fuel cycle.

Sponsor:
Nuclear Engineering Division
Co-Sponsor(s):
Separations Division (02)
Chair:
Michael Simpson Email: michael.simpson@utah.edu
Co-chairs:
Stuart T. Arm Email: Stuart_T_Arm@rl.gov
Luther McDonald Email: luther.mcdonald@utah.edu



1:15 PM
(120b) Metal-Ferrocyanide Functionalized Magnetic Adsorbents for the Removal of Radioactive Cesium in Contaminated Water
Hee-Man Yang, Sang Bum Hong, Chan Woo Park, Kune Woo Lee, Bum-Kyoung Seo and Jei-Kwon Moon


1:45 PM

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