A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
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Testing and evaluation of electrokinetic decontamination of concrete
The goals and objectives of the technical task plan (TTP) are to (1) describe the nature and extent of concrete contamination within the Department of Energy (DOE) complex and emerging and commercial technologies applicable to these problems; (2) to match technologies to the concrete problems and recommend up to four demonstrations; (3) to initiate recommended demonstrations; and (4) to continue investigation and evaluation of the application of electrokinetic decontamination processes to concrete. This document presents findings of experimental and theoretical studies of the electrokinetic decontamination (EK) process and their implications for field demonstrations. This effort is an extension of the work performed under TTP 142005, ''Electroosmotic Concrete Decontamination. The goals of this task were to determine the applicability of EK for treating contaminated concrete and, if warranted, to evaluate EK as a potential technology for demonstration. 62 refs.
Testing and evaluation of electrokinetic decontamination of concrete
The goals and objectives of the technical task plan (TTP) are to (1) describe the nature and extent of concrete contamination within the Department of Energy (DOE) complex and emerging and commercial technologies applicable to these problems; (2) to match technologies to the concrete problems and recommend up to four demonstrations; (3) to initiate recommended demonstrations; and (4) to continue investigation and evaluation of the application of electrokinetic decontamination processes to concrete. This document presents findings of experimental and theoretical studies of the electrokinetic decontamination (EK) process and their implications for field demonstrations. This effort is an extension of the work performed under TTP 142005, ''Electroosmotic Concrete Decontamination. The goals of this task were to determine the applicability of EK for treating contaminated concrete and, if warranted, to evaluate EK as a potential technology for demonstration. 62 refs.
Testing and evaluation of electrokinetic decontamination of concrete
D. W. DePaoli (author) / M. T. Harris (author) / M. R. Ally (author)
1996
140 pages
Report
No indication
English
Radiobiology , Radiation Shielding, Protection, & Safety , Reactor Fuels & Fuel Processing , Selected Studies In Nuclear Technology , Concretes , Nuclear Facilities , US DOE , Adsorption Isotherms , Cesium , Cobalt , Decontamination , Electrodynamics , Electrolysis , Experimental Data , Information Needs , Mathematical Models , Osmosis , Removal , Strontium , Surface Contamination , Technology Assessment , Uranium , Tables(data) , EDB/054000 , EDB/560180
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