Radioactive gas and hydrogen removal after a LOCE at the LOFT Facility (open access)

Radioactive gas and hydrogen removal after a LOCE at the LOFT Facility

The use of a silver-zeolite halogen adsorber placed in series with a hydrogen catalytic recombiner and a cryogenic noble gas adsorber assembly constitutes a waste gas processing system (WGPS) capable of handling hydrogen and fission product gases following a Loss-of-Coolant Experiment (LOCE). This paper describes: the types and quantities of gases expected to be found at the facility after a failed-fuel LOCE; the purpose of the WGPS; and the general configuration and expected decontamination factors associated with the LOFT WGPS.
Date: December 17, 1979
Creator: McCormick-Barger, J.W. & Sumpter, K.C.
System: The UNT Digital Library