Speaker
Jan Hadrava
Description
MSO (Molten Salt Oxidation) is a technology of flame-less oxidation in molten salts. This technology is mainly used to reduce the volume of hazardous solid and liquid wastes and allows the processing of loose materials, semi-liquid suspensions or liquids over a wide range of viscosity. Combustible wastes are fed through the dosing system into the reactor together with air or oxygen. During the flame-less oxidation, which is deliberately under the level of salt melt, heavy metals and radionuclides are captured within. This paper deals with the process of combustion of an ion exchange resin containing stable Cs, Co and Sr isotopes. The research phase is focused on the dissipation of these isotopes in MSO technology.
