The technology of molten salt oxidation (MSO) is a thermal treatment process mainly used for reprocessing of hazardous organic waste. This technology is considered as an alternative to the conventional incineration processes. The principle of the whole technology is based on flameless oxidation of materials in the molten salt with the consequent capture of gaseous products in molten alkaline salts. The melts with low melting point and high viscosity, such as a ternary mixture of carbonates Na2CO3, K2CO3, and Li2CO3, are the most used in this technology. However, the molten salts create a very corrosive environment for metal and ceramic materials, so the main aim of this experimental work was to determine the resistance of corundum samples, which were prepared by plasma spraying, and to find out its potential use as the protection of the reactor metal surface.
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The Behavior of Corundum Ceramic in Molten Salt
Vojtěch Galek,
Vojtěch Galek
Department of Nuclear Fuel Cycle,
Research Centre Řež,
Hlavní 130,
Husinec-Řež CZ 250 68, Czech Republic
e-mail: vojtech.galek@cvrez.cz
Research Centre Řež,
Hlavní 130,
Husinec-Řež CZ 250 68, Czech Republic
e-mail: vojtech.galek@cvrez.cz
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Jaroslav Stoklasa,
Jaroslav Stoklasa
Department of Nuclear Fuel Cycle,
Research Centre Řež,
Hlavní 130,
Husinec-Řež CZ 250 68, Czech Republic
e-mail: jaroslav.stoklasa@cvrez.cz
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Hlavní 130,
Husinec-Řež CZ 250 68, Czech Republic
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Jan Hadrava,
Jan Hadrava
Department of Nuclear Fuel Cycle,
Research Centre Řež,
Hlavní 130,
Husinec-Řež CZ 250 68, Czech Republic
e-mail: Jan.hadrava@cvrez.cz
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Jan Hrbek,
Jan Hrbek
Department of Nuclear Fuel Cycle,
Research Centre Řež,
Hlavní 130,
Husinec-Řež CZ 250 68, Czech Republic
e-mail: Jan.hrbek@cvrez.cz
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Petr Bezdička,
Petr Bezdička
Institute of Inorganic Chemistry,
Czech Academy of Sciences,
PN 1001, Hlavní 130,
Husinec-Řež CZ 250 68, Czech Republic
e-mail: petrb@iic.cas.cz
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PN 1001, Hlavní 130,
Husinec-Řež CZ 250 68, Czech Republic
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Ivona Sedlářová
Ivona Sedlářová
Department of Inorganic Technology,
Faculty of Chemical Technology,
University of Chemistry and Technology Prague,
Technická 5,
Prague 6 CZ-166 28, Czech Republic
e-mail: ivona.sedlarova@vscht.cz
Faculty of Chemical Technology,
University of Chemistry and Technology Prague,
Technická 5,
Prague 6 CZ-166 28, Czech Republic
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Vojtěch Galek
Department of Nuclear Fuel Cycle,
Research Centre Řež,
Hlavní 130,
Husinec-Řež CZ 250 68, Czech Republic
e-mail: vojtech.galek@cvrez.cz
Research Centre Řež,
Hlavní 130,
Husinec-Řež CZ 250 68, Czech Republic
e-mail: vojtech.galek@cvrez.cz
Jaroslav Stoklasa
Department of Nuclear Fuel Cycle,
Research Centre Řež,
Hlavní 130,
Husinec-Řež CZ 250 68, Czech Republic
e-mail: jaroslav.stoklasa@cvrez.cz
Research Centre Řež,
Hlavní 130,
Husinec-Řež CZ 250 68, Czech Republic
e-mail: jaroslav.stoklasa@cvrez.cz
Jan Hadrava
Department of Nuclear Fuel Cycle,
Research Centre Řež,
Hlavní 130,
Husinec-Řež CZ 250 68, Czech Republic
e-mail: Jan.hadrava@cvrez.cz
Research Centre Řež,
Hlavní 130,
Husinec-Řež CZ 250 68, Czech Republic
e-mail: Jan.hadrava@cvrez.cz
Jan Hrbek
Department of Nuclear Fuel Cycle,
Research Centre Řež,
Hlavní 130,
Husinec-Řež CZ 250 68, Czech Republic
e-mail: Jan.hrbek@cvrez.cz
Research Centre Řež,
Hlavní 130,
Husinec-Řež CZ 250 68, Czech Republic
e-mail: Jan.hrbek@cvrez.cz
Petr Bezdička
Institute of Inorganic Chemistry,
Czech Academy of Sciences,
PN 1001, Hlavní 130,
Husinec-Řež CZ 250 68, Czech Republic
e-mail: petrb@iic.cas.cz
Czech Academy of Sciences,
PN 1001, Hlavní 130,
Husinec-Řež CZ 250 68, Czech Republic
e-mail: petrb@iic.cas.cz
Ivona Sedlářová
Department of Inorganic Technology,
Faculty of Chemical Technology,
University of Chemistry and Technology Prague,
Technická 5,
Prague 6 CZ-166 28, Czech Republic
e-mail: ivona.sedlarova@vscht.cz
Faculty of Chemical Technology,
University of Chemistry and Technology Prague,
Technická 5,
Prague 6 CZ-166 28, Czech Republic
e-mail: ivona.sedlarova@vscht.cz
1Corresponding author.
Manuscript received July 31, 2018; final manuscript received December 7, 2018; published online April 16, 2019. Assoc. Editor: Martin Schulc.
ASME J of Nuclear Rad Sci. Jul 2019, 5(3): 030905 (7 pages)
Published Online: April 16, 2019
Article history
Received:
July 31, 2018
Revised:
December 7, 2018
Citation
Galek, V., Stoklasa, J., Hadrava, J., Hrbek, J., Bezdička, P., and Sedlářová, I. (April 16, 2019). "The Behavior of Corundum Ceramic in Molten Salt." ASME. ASME J of Nuclear Rad Sci. July 2019; 5(3): 030905. https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4042359
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