A Ti pulse feeder diaphragm failed by cracking after 450 hr service in the Homogeneous Reactor Test mock-up. The diaphragm, which was made of MST Grade III Ti, was vibrated at 78 cpm at 40 to 50 deg C. One side of the diaphragnn was exposed to demineralized H/sub 2/O and the other side was exposed to 10g U/l UO/ sub 2/SO/sub 4/ solution. The main corrosion product was TiO/sub 2/. (W.L.H.)
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A Ti pulse feeder diaphragm failed by cracking after 450 hr service in the Homogeneous Reactor Test mock-up. The diaphragm, which was made of MST Grade III Ti, was vibrated at 78 cpm at 40 to 50 deg C. One side of the diaphragnn was exposed to demineralized H/sub 2/O and the other side was exposed to 10g U/l UO/ sub 2/SO/sub 4/ solution. The main corrosion product was TiO/sub 2/. (W.L.H.)
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Kegley, T.M. Jr.EXAMINATION OF TITANIUM PULSE FEEDER DIAPHRAGM FAILURE,
report,
August 24, 1956;
Oak Ridge, Tennessee.
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