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Integrated DM1200 Melter Testing of HLW AZ-102 Composition Using Bubblers (Final Report)

Matlack, Keith S.·Gong, Weiliang·Bardakci, Tevfik·D'Angelo, Nicholas·Kot, Wing K.·Pegg, Ian L.
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This report documents melter and off-gas performance results obtained on the DM1200 HLW Pilot Melter during processing of simulated HLW AZ-102 feed. The principal objectives of the DM1200 melter testing were to determine the achievable glass production rates for simulated HLW AZ-102 feed; determine the effect of bubbling rate on production rate; characterize melter off-gas emissions; characterize the performance of the prototypical off-gas system components as well as their integrated performance; characterize the feed, glass product, and off-gas effluents; and to perform pre- and post test inspections of system components.

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Matlack, Keith S., Gong, Weiliang, Bardakci, Tevfik, D'Angelo, Nicholas, Kot, Wing K., Pegg, Ian L.. 2024-10-24. Integrated DM1200 Melter Testing of HLW AZ-102 Composition Using Bubblers (Final Report). https://doi.org/10.2172/2473621

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