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The radioactive waste incineration plant at Tokai Research Establishment, JAERI, was installed in 1966 and has been operated routinely. The exhaust-gas system of the incinerator consists of spray scrubber, electrostatic precipitator, cloth filter, HEPA filter and so on. This experimental program was carried out to examine the behavior of tritium water to various parts of the incineration plant when combustible waste contaminated with tritium water was incinerated. The experiment results were as follows. The collective rate of tritium water in each dust collector was 85% in the spray scrubber, and 6% as condensation water in electrostatic precipitator, gas cooler and HEPA filter. Further the release rate of tritium water from stack was 9%.
K Kato, and
K Naito
August 1979,
Radioisotopes,
K Kato, and
K Naito
March 1981,
Radioisotopes,
K Kato, and
K Naito
February 1992,
Health physics,
K Kato, and
K Naito
September 1977,
Radioisotopes,
K Kato, and
K Naito
May 1981,
Radioisotopes,
K Kato, and
K Naito
April 1978,
Radioisotopes,
K Kato, and
K Naito
February 1978,
Radioisotopes,
K Kato, and
K Naito
January 1979,
Radioisotopes,
K Kato, and
K Naito
February 2003,
Waste management & research : the journal of the International Solid Wastes and Public Cleansing Association, ISWA,
K Kato, and
K Naito
June 1979,
Radioisotopes,
