Abstract
Previous testing of AgZ-PAN and HZ-PAN for the separation and removal of xenon and krypton from air have been promising. This report details the results of multi-column testing at superficial velocities chosen to emulate probably velocities in a full-scale used nuclear fuel reprocessing facility. Additionally, results were used to validate the DG-OSPREY model under development at Georgia Institute of Technology.
| Original language | English |
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| State | Published - Jul 24 2017 |
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