Research on a pellet co-precipitation micro-filtration process for the treatment of liquid waste containing strontium

Combined mechanism fouling model and method for optimization of series microfiltration performance

(2012) Sal Giglia et al.   JOURNAL OF MEMBRANE SCIENCE

Preparation of zirconium–manganese oxide/polyacrylonitrile (Zr–Mn oxide/PAN) composite spheres and the investigation of Sr(II) sorption by experimental design

(2011) Süleyman İnan et al.   CHEMICAL ENGINEERING JOURNAL

Conditioning of sludge produced through chemical treatment of radioactive liquid waste – Operating experiences

(2010) D. Anji Reddy et al.   ANNALS OF NUCLEAR ENERGY

Preparation of ZrO2 and ZrO2–TiO2 microspheres by the sol–gel method and an experimental design approach to their strontium adsorption behaviours

(2010) Hüseyin Tel et al.   CHEMICAL ENGINEERING JOURNAL

Method for the prediction of nuclear waste solution decontamination by coprecipitation of strontium ions with barium sulphate using the experimental data obtained in non-radioactive environment

(2010) V. Pacary et al.   CHEMICAL ENGINEERING RESEARCH & DESIGN

Sorption of strontium on uranyl peroxide: Implications for a high-level nuclear waste repository

(2010) Rosa Sureda et al.   JOURNAL OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS

Removal of strontium from an aqueous solution using co-precipitation followed by microfiltration (CPMF)

(2010) Jing-Guo Cao et al.   JOURNAL OF RADIOANALYTICAL AND NUCLEAR CHEMISTRY

Assessment of synthetic zeolite Na A–X as sorbing barrier for strontium in a radioactive disposal facility

(2009) R.O. Abdel Rahman et al.   CHEMICAL ENGINEERING JOURNAL

Effect of Mg2+ on the kinetics of calcite crystal growth

(2009) Yi-Pin Lin et al.   JOURNAL OF CRYSTAL GROWTH

Control of the fluidised bed in the pellet softening process

(2007) Kim van Schagen et al.   CHEMICAL ENGINEERING SCIENCE

Phytoremediation of 137cesium and 90strontium from solutions and low-level nuclear waste by Vetiveria zizanoides

(2007) Shraddha Singh et al.   ECOTOXICOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL SAFETY