| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6742909 | Fusion Engineering and Design | 2018 | 6 Pages |
Abstract
A water distillation tower of 108â¯mm in diameter and 1000â¯mm in height packed with structured packing coated with Zeolite 13X are experimentally tested for detritiation of a large amount of wastewater to be exhausted from nuclear reactors. Separation performance between HTO and H2O under reduced pressure is experimentally verified in the water distillation tower. Enhancement of the xB/xD ratio is experimentally proved under the total reflux condition as a function of evaporation rate. Activation on surfaces of adsorbent coated on the structured packings enhances the stage separation factor. The enhancement ratio is affected by liquid-gas dispersion in the column and flow instability in the packed tower.
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Authors
Satoshi Fukada, Yoshiaki Miho, Kazunari Katayama,