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publicationDate 2017-03-01-04:00^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#date>
publicationNumber CN-104844190-B
titleOfInvention A kind of preparation method of fluor-apatite ceramic solidification body
abstract The invention discloses a kind of preparation method of fluor-apatite ceramic solidification body, it is characterized in that:By calcium pyrophosphate 23~76%, calcium fluoride 8~26%, Disamarium trioxide(Or europium oxide, Gadolinia.)0.02~52%, sodium carbonate 0~15%, the component of silicon dioxide 0~16% and percent mass ratio take each component raw material, mix to obtain compound;The steps such as the ground drying of compound, pelletize, molding, dumping, vacuum heating-press sintering, prepared fluor-apatite ceramic solidification body.Using the present invention, can not only phosphorus in recycling high-level waste, can also solve the problems, such as that phosphorus and time actinium series nucleic dissolubility in glass solidified body are relatively low;The fluor-apatite ceramic solidification body of present invention preparation has excellent geological stability, irradiation stability, mechanical stability, chemical stability and heat stability, can be used as a kind of ceramic solidification body of the secondary actinium series high-level waste that safe handling toxicity is big, long half time, radioactivity are strong.
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