The Melt-Dilute Treatment of Al-Base Highly Enriched DOE Spent Nuclear Fuels: Principles and Practices

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The Melt-Dilute Treatment of Al-Base Highly Enriched DOE Spent Nuclear Fuels: Principles and Practices Thad M. Adams, Harold B. Peacock,Jr., Frederick C. Rhode, Natraj C. lyer Westinghouse Savannah River Company, Savannah River Technology Center Aiken, SC 29808 Abstract The melt-dilute treatment technology program is focused on the development and implementation of a treatment technology for diluting highly enriched (>20% 235Ut) aluminum spent nuclear fuel to low enriched levels (

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