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Support for DF LAW Flowsheet Development Report [Final Report]

Abstract

The primary objectives of this work were to develop a glass formulation for the direct feed LAW from Tank AP-105, collect data on primary off-gas system effluents to support the evaluation of potential direct feed LAW flowsheets, and determine the effect of the dilute direct feed LAW stream on processing rates and partitioning of waste components to the exhaust system. Development of a suitable glass formulation for the LAW Tank AP-105 composition made use of information from the ORP Enhanced LAW Glass Correlation that is currently under development. Subsequently, melter feeds at low solids contents indicative of direct feed LAW waste streams were processed on the DM100 to determine glass production rates and bubbling rates required to process the high water content feed. Liquid effluent solutions generated from prototypical primary off-gas system components (SBS and WESP) were collected while processing the LAW Tank AP-105 composition at nominal conditions through the DM10. These solutions were analyzed to determine their steady state compositions and the effects of feed composition and feed water content at nominal processing conditions.

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Matlack, Keith S., Muller, Isabelle S., Abramowitz, Howard, Joseph, Innocent, Pegg, Ian L.. 2017-11-30. Support for DF LAW Flowsheet Development Report [Final Report]. https://doi.org/10.2172/2446701

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