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This book documents a special collection of articles from a select group of invited prominent scientists from academia, national laboratories and industry who presented their work at the symposia on Environmental and Energy Issues at the 2008 Materials Science and Technology (MS&T'08) conference held in Pittsburgh, PA. These articles represent a summary of the presentations focusing on topics in nuclear, environmental, and green engineering were held, including a discussion of Waste Glass Leach Testing and Modeling.
This book documents a special collection of articles from a select group of invited prominent scientists from academia, national laboratories and industry who presented their work at the symposia on Environmental and Energy Issues at the 2008 Materials Science and Technology (MS&T'08) conference held in Pittsburgh, PA. These articles represent a summary of the presentations focusing on topics in nuclear, environmental, and green engineering were held, including a discussion of Waste Glass Leach Testing and Modeling.
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Preface ix CERAMICS AND GLASS FOR WASTE MINIMIZATION, STABILIZATION AND DISPOSITION Glasses for Immobilizing Lanthanide, Alkali, and Alkali-Earth Fission Products 3 J. V. Crum and J. D. Vienna Full-Scale Cold Crucible Test on Vitrification of Savannah River Site SB4 HLW Surrogate 9 A.P. Kobelev, S.V. Stefanovsky, V.V. Lebedev, M.A. Polkanov, V.V. Gorbunov, A.G. Ptashkin, O.A. Knyazev, J.C. Marra, and K.D. Gerdes Processing Fly Ash from Coal Burning Power Station in a Variable Radiofrequency Field 21 L. Barbieri, I. Lancellotti, F. Andreola, A. Corradi, C. Leonelli, and M. La Robina NETEC Cold Crucible Induction Melter Demonstration for SRNL with Simulated Sludge Batch 4 DWPF Waste 29 Michael E. Smith, Allan B. Barnes, Alex S. Choi, and James C. Marra Adsorption and Separation of Uranium Using Tungsten Oxides 39 Hamed Albusaidi and Allen W. Apblett Accelerated Processing of SB4 and Preparation for SB5 Processing at DWPF 47 C.C. Herman Effect of Compositional Changes on the Structure and Crystallization Tendency of a Borosilicate Glass Containing MoO(c)ý, 59 M. Magnin, S. Schuller, D. Caurant, 0. MajBrus, D. de Ligny, and C. Mercier The lmmobilisation of a Chloride Containing Actinide Waste Surrogate 69 in Calcium Aluminosilicate Glasses 69 J. M. Schofield, P. A. Bingham, R. J. Hand International Studies of Enhanced Waste Loading and Improved Melt Rate For High Alumina Concentration Nuclear Waste Glasses 81 Kevin M. Fox, David K. Peeler, James C. Marra, Albert Aloy, Roman Soshnikov, Alexander V. Trofimenko, John D. Vienna, Brian J. Riley, Dong-Sang Kim and Jarrod V. Crum Leach Testing Applied to the Investigation of Long-Term Behavior of High-Level Waste Glass: French Experience 93 S. Gin and P. Frugier SCKCEN R&D on the Interaction between Nuclear Waste Glass and Clay Near- and Far-Field Materials 103 Pierre Van Iseghem, Karel Lemmens, Elie Valcke and Marc Aertsens GLAMOR-Or How We Achieved a Common Understanding on the Decrease of Glass Dissolution Kinetics 115 P. Van Iseghem, M. Aertsens, S. Gin, D. Deneele, B. Grambow, D. Strachan, P. McGrail, and G. Wicks Characterization of Vitrified Savannah River Site SB4 Waste Surrogate Produced in Cold Crucible Induction Melter 127 S.V. Stefanovsky, J.C. Marra, and A.A. Akatov Accelerated Weathering of Waste Glass at 90°C with the Pressurized Unsaturated Flow (PUF) Apparatus: Implications for Predicting Glass Corrosion with a Reactive Transport Model 141 E. M. Pierce and D. H. Bacon The Product Consistency Test (PCT): How and Why it Was Developed 155 Carol M. Jantzen and Ned E. Bibler GREEN TECHNOLOGIES FOR MATERIALS MANUFACTURING AND PROCESSING Green Process for Recovery of Copper 171 Kevin N. Barber and Allen W. Apblett Exploiting Hall-Petch Strengthening for Sustainability 177 R. Heard, U. Erb, and G. Palumbo Novel Process Development with Continuous Casting and Precise Forging for AI-Si Alloys to Produce an Engine Piston 189 0. Umezawa, H. Takagi, T. Sekiguchi, T. Yamashita, and N. Miyamoto Pilot Testing of a Green, No-Waste Process to Maximize Value from Hot Aluminum Dross 201 0. R. Singleton Effect of Bismuth on the Tensile Properties and Dry Machining Performance of At-1 2.7 wt% Si Alloy 215 P. Chen, H. Hu, and A. T. Alpas Engineering Decisions to Green the Automobile Supply Chain 225 J. A. Isaacs, B. Dolinsky, D. M. Qualters, and J. T. Laird Novel Ceramic Forming Methods with a Reactive Organic Binder 235 Kimiyasu Sato, Yuji Hotta, Takaaki Nagaoka, Koji Watari, and Cihangir Duran Environmental Assessment of Manufacturing with Carbon Nanotubes 243 L. J. Dahlben and J.A. lsaacs Nitrate Fining and Emissions During Glass Manufacturing 255 Linda E. Jones and Shengchun Luo Low-Cost Solid Geopolymeric Material for Water Purification 265 M. Alshaaer, B. El-Eswed, R. I. Yousef, F. Khalili, and H. Khoury Exergy Analysis on Life Cycle of Ceramic Parts 273 Hideki Kita, Hideki Hyuga, Naoki Kondo, and Tatsuki Ohji Anion Exchange Property of As(lll), AsW, Se(lv), CrR(V1) and B(111) with Hydrotalcite-Like Compounds 283 Junji Shibata, Norihiro Murayama and Shigeno Matsumoto Preparation of Metal Oxide Photocatalyst by Soft Solution Process with Anion Exchange Resin 291 Yoshiyuki Kamo, Masayoshi Uno, and Shinsuke Yamanaka Photocatalytically Efficient Zinc Oxide Microstructural Assembly 299 I.H.J. Arellano and L.M. Payawan, Jr. Author Index 309
Preface ix CERAMICS AND GLASS FOR WASTE MINIMIZATION, STABILIZATION AND DISPOSITION Glasses for Immobilizing Lanthanide, Alkali, and Alkali-Earth Fission Products 3 J. V. Crum and J. D. Vienna Full-Scale Cold Crucible Test on Vitrification of Savannah River Site SB4 HLW Surrogate 9 A.P. Kobelev, S.V. Stefanovsky, V.V. Lebedev, M.A. Polkanov, V.V. Gorbunov, A.G. Ptashkin, O.A. Knyazev, J.C. Marra, and K.D. Gerdes Processing Fly Ash from Coal Burning Power Station in a Variable Radiofrequency Field 21 L. Barbieri, I. Lancellotti, F. Andreola, A. Corradi, C. Leonelli, and M. La Robina NETEC Cold Crucible Induction Melter Demonstration for SRNL with Simulated Sludge Batch 4 DWPF Waste 29 Michael E. Smith, Allan B. Barnes, Alex S. Choi, and James C. Marra Adsorption and Separation of Uranium Using Tungsten Oxides 39 Hamed Albusaidi and Allen W. Apblett Accelerated Processing of SB4 and Preparation for SB5 Processing at DWPF 47 C.C. Herman Effect of Compositional Changes on the Structure and Crystallization Tendency of a Borosilicate Glass Containing MoO(c)ý, 59 M. Magnin, S. Schuller, D. Caurant, 0. MajBrus, D. de Ligny, and C. Mercier The lmmobilisation of a Chloride Containing Actinide Waste Surrogate 69 in Calcium Aluminosilicate Glasses 69 J. M. Schofield, P. A. Bingham, R. J. Hand International Studies of Enhanced Waste Loading and Improved Melt Rate For High Alumina Concentration Nuclear Waste Glasses 81 Kevin M. Fox, David K. Peeler, James C. Marra, Albert Aloy, Roman Soshnikov, Alexander V. Trofimenko, John D. Vienna, Brian J. Riley, Dong-Sang Kim and Jarrod V. Crum Leach Testing Applied to the Investigation of Long-Term Behavior of High-Level Waste Glass: French Experience 93 S. Gin and P. Frugier SCKCEN R&D on the Interaction between Nuclear Waste Glass and Clay Near- and Far-Field Materials 103 Pierre Van Iseghem, Karel Lemmens, Elie Valcke and Marc Aertsens GLAMOR-Or How We Achieved a Common Understanding on the Decrease of Glass Dissolution Kinetics 115 P. Van Iseghem, M. Aertsens, S. Gin, D. Deneele, B. Grambow, D. Strachan, P. McGrail, and G. Wicks Characterization of Vitrified Savannah River Site SB4 Waste Surrogate Produced in Cold Crucible Induction Melter 127 S.V. Stefanovsky, J.C. Marra, and A.A. Akatov Accelerated Weathering of Waste Glass at 90°C with the Pressurized Unsaturated Flow (PUF) Apparatus: Implications for Predicting Glass Corrosion with a Reactive Transport Model 141 E. M. Pierce and D. H. Bacon The Product Consistency Test (PCT): How and Why it Was Developed 155 Carol M. Jantzen and Ned E. Bibler GREEN TECHNOLOGIES FOR MATERIALS MANUFACTURING AND PROCESSING Green Process for Recovery of Copper 171 Kevin N. Barber and Allen W. Apblett Exploiting Hall-Petch Strengthening for Sustainability 177 R. Heard, U. Erb, and G. Palumbo Novel Process Development with Continuous Casting and Precise Forging for AI-Si Alloys to Produce an Engine Piston 189 0. Umezawa, H. Takagi, T. Sekiguchi, T. Yamashita, and N. Miyamoto Pilot Testing of a Green, No-Waste Process to Maximize Value from Hot Aluminum Dross 201 0. R. Singleton Effect of Bismuth on the Tensile Properties and Dry Machining Performance of At-1 2.7 wt% Si Alloy 215 P. Chen, H. Hu, and A. T. Alpas Engineering Decisions to Green the Automobile Supply Chain 225 J. A. Isaacs, B. Dolinsky, D. M. Qualters, and J. T. Laird Novel Ceramic Forming Methods with a Reactive Organic Binder 235 Kimiyasu Sato, Yuji Hotta, Takaaki Nagaoka, Koji Watari, and Cihangir Duran Environmental Assessment of Manufacturing with Carbon Nanotubes 243 L. J. Dahlben and J.A. lsaacs Nitrate Fining and Emissions During Glass Manufacturing 255 Linda E. Jones and Shengchun Luo Low-Cost Solid Geopolymeric Material for Water Purification 265 M. Alshaaer, B. El-Eswed, R. I. Yousef, F. Khalili, and H. Khoury Exergy Analysis on Life Cycle of Ceramic Parts 273 Hideki Kita, Hideki Hyuga, Naoki Kondo, and Tatsuki Ohji Anion Exchange Property of As(lll), AsW, Se(lv), CrR(V1) and B(111) with Hydrotalcite-Like Compounds 283 Junji Shibata, Norihiro Murayama and Shigeno Matsumoto Preparation of Metal Oxide Photocatalyst by Soft Solution Process with Anion Exchange Resin 291 Yoshiyuki Kamo, Masayoshi Uno, and Shinsuke Yamanaka Photocatalytically Efficient Zinc Oxide Microstructural Assembly 299 I.H.J. Arellano and L.M. Payawan, Jr. Author Index 309
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