RECOVERY OF ORGANIC PHASE FROM RAFFINATE PHASE OF URANIUM BY CONGREGATOR FILLED WITH F-AC GRADULAR MATERIAL
Liu Jian
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Liu Jian
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Results of the conditional experiments and expanding experiments recovering organic phase from raffinate phase by using a congregator-filled with F-AC gradular material are presented. The organic phase content in effluents is less than 15 mg/L, the minimum separation size of oil beads less than 10 μ, and organic phase recovery more than 90% after the raffinate phase is disposed by the congregator.
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Results of the conditional experiments and expanding experiments recovering organic phase from raffinate phase by using a congregator-filled with F-AC gradular material are presented. The organic phase content in effluents is less than 15 mg/L, the minimum separation size of oil beads less than 10 μ, and organic phase recovery more than 90% after the raffinate phase is disposed by the congregator.
Key concepts: Raffinate, Phase (matter), Uranium, Extraction (chemistry), Materials science, Chemistry, Chromatography, Metallurgy