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titleOfInvention Decontamination method of metal waste contaminated by UF6
abstract (57) [Problem] To decontaminate metal waste contaminated with UF 6 to a background level at low cost and with good reproducibility. Secondary waste resulting from decontamination is easy to treat and unifies the final storage form of the waste. A water jet to metal waste contaminated with UF 6, the metal waste was immersed in warmed nitric acid, and then subjected to ultrasonic cleaning in water, sprayed iron powder as an abrasive Perform blast processing.
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