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Corrosion studies indicate that digest liquors presently in use at the Mallinckrodt Uranium Refining Center should not be excessively corrosive to the digesters, which are constructed of Type 347 stainless steel. Experimental tests have shown that the digest liquors resulting from some of the more recent sources of uranium concentrates might become corrosive if the fluoride, chloride, or free nitric acid contents of these liquors should reach abnormal levels. If such constituents are present, there are corrective procedures that may be employed to prevent excessive corrosion of the stainless steel. It has been demonstrated that aluminum additions to the digest liquors will reduce the attack in both the liquid and vapor phases when relatively high concentrations of fluoride are involved. Iron additions may be used to some extent to combat corrosion arising from high chloride levels. Type 304 ELC stainless steel appears to have comparable corrosion resistance to Type 347 and Carpenter No. 20 stainless. Haynes Alloy No. 25, which showed a somewhat lower rate of penetration tended to form a loose insoluble corrosion product which may be objectionable in service. (auth)

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The recovery of fission products from Hanford wastes has for some time been under investigation by various HAPO workers. Flowsheets for the recovery of cesium have been demonstrated, and one for the recovery of cerium is ready for full-level testing. Several tentative flowheets have also been proposed for the recovery of other fission products and of waste plutonium and uranium. The {open_quotes}Integral Flowsheet{close_quotes} developed by Chemical Research Operation is based primarily on the work of G.B. Barton. The present work is a continuation of that begun by Barton. The primary objective has been the recovery of long lived fission products, other than cesium, with particular emphasis on cerium-144 and strontium-90. Secondary objectives of importance include: (1) the isolation of uranium and plutonium into solutions suitable for recovery by recycle into appropriate Purex plant streams, and (2) gathering data that may be useful at some later date on the recovery of the remaining fission products (other than cerium and strontium) should these become valuable. Precipitation procedures were principally considered since idle plant facilities already exist which were designed for this type of process. It is also desirable that the processes developed be compatible with the already demonstrated cesium recovery flowsheet.

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