Alrayyes, AH.
Ladrière, Jean
[UCL]
Ronneau, Claude
[UCL]
Apers, Désiré
[UCL]
Aerosols are generated by a laboratory simulator from UO2/alpha-Fe and Fe/CsOH pellets. They have been analysed by Mossbauer spectroscopy and X-ray diffraction. This approach allows the determination of some structural and physico-chemical parameters of iron species which are likely to be formed and liberated by a damaged nuclear reactor. The chemical species emitted by UO2/alpha-Fe pellets into an argon atmosphere are Fe3O4, alpha-Fe, FeO, UFeC2, while the main compound of the oven residue is UFeC2. The aerosols released by Fe/CsOH pellets in a CO atmosphere contain gamma-Fe, alpha-Fe, Fe3C, Fe3O4 and CsFeO2.
Bibliographic reference |
Alrayyes, AH. ; Ladrière, Jean ; Ronneau, Claude ; Apers, Désiré. Chemical Characterization of Uo2 Fe and Fe Cs Aerosols Generated At High-temperature. In: Radiochimica Acta : international journal for chemical aspects of nuclear science and technology, Vol. 56, no. 1, p. 47-50 (1992) |
Permanent URL |
http://hdl.handle.net/2078.1/50577 |