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THE HF-H$sub 2$-LEACH (HFRL) TREATMENT FOR RECOVERY OF URANIUM FROM RESIDUES. PART IV. PLANT SCALE DEVELOPMENT

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Report , Other literature type 27 Jan 1947Publisher:Office of Scientific and Technical Information (OSTI)
Authors: A. G. Blasewitz; G. H. Clewett;

doi: 10.2172/4326721

THE HF-H$sub 2$-LEACH (HFRL) TREATMENT FOR RECOVERY OF URANIUM FROM RESIDUES. PART IV. PLANT SCALE DEVELOPMENT

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Pilot-plant studies of the HFRL process for the recovery of uranium from refractory residues were continued. The HFRL process consists of an initial and final hydrofluorination at 600 deg C for a total time of 4 hr, and an interim H/ sub 2/ reduction at 6OO deg C for 2 hr; the resulting residue is leached twice with a HNO/sub 3/--Al(NO/sub 3/)/sub 3/ solution and a third time with HNO/sub 3/ alone. Recovery values of 95 to 98% were obtained. (C.W.H.)

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