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Washing of Cloth Contaminated with Radionuclides Using A Detergent-Free Laundry System

Description: In this study, we describe a new laundry system to wash clothes, including those contaminated with radionuclides, without using detergent. The main part of this system is electrolytic cell that consists of a cathode with a special coating of nickel, an anode of nickel, and a cation exchange membrane between the two electrodes. The electrolyte is supplied to the anode and the tap-water to the cathode. When an electricity of 5 volts and 25 amperes is applied to the electrodes, the processed water… more
Date: February 25, 2003
Creator: Yim, S. P.; Ahn, B. G.; Lee, H. J.; Shon, J. S.; Chung, H.; Kim, K. J. et al.
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Wettable Ceramic-Based Drained Cathode Technology for Aluminum Electrolysis

Description: The goal of the project was to develop the ceramic based materials, technology, and necessary engineering packages to retrofit existing aluminum reduction cells in order to reduce energy consumption required for making primary aluminum. The ceramic materials would be used in a drained cathode configuration which would provide a stable, molten aluminum wetted cathode surface, allowing the reduction of the anode-cathode distance, thereby reducing the energy consumption. This multi-tasked project … more
Date: January 9, 2003
Creator: Bruggeman, J.N.; Alcorn, T.R.; Jeltsch, R. & Mroz, T.
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