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Glass science tutorial: Lecture No. 7, Waste glass technology for Hanford

Author(s) -

Albert A. Kruger

Publication year - 1995

Publication title -

osti oai (u.s. department of energy office of scientific and technical information)

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Reports

DOI - 10.2172/97048

Subject(s) - vitrification , radioactive waste , materials science , durability , crystallization , amorphous solid , glass recycling , high level waste , phase (matter) , waste management , composite material , chemical engineering , engineering , chemistry , physics , nuclear physics , organic chemistry

This paper presents the details of the waste glass tutorial session that was held to promote knowledge of waste glass technology and how this can be used at the Hanford Reservation. Topics discussed include: glass properties; statistical approach to glass development; processing properties of nuclear waste glass; glass composition and the effects of composition on durability; model comparisons of free energy of hydration; LLW glass structure; glass crystallization; amorphous phase separation; corrosion of refractories and electrodes in waste glass melters; and glass formulation for maximum waste loading

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