Sandia solidification process: consolidation and characterization. Part I. Consolidation studies
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The consolidation behavior of a complex polycrystalline ceramic nuclear waste form composed of titanates, zeolite, and metallic silicon was studied. Initial solidification takes place by an ion exchange process. The resulting powder exhibits a large surface area, approximately 350 m/sup 2//g, and several decomposition, crystallization and phase change reactions from room temperature to 1100/sup 0/C. In spite of the large surface area, consolidation by cold pressing and atmospheric sintering to …
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Date:
May 1, 1978
Creator:
Johnstone, J.K.
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