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Hanford Site Background • Hanford site located in Washington State and established in 1943: 1460 km2 • Since 1988 the site has been engaged in a comprehensive environmental clean-up effort. Waste Tanks • 177 underground tanks with 56 million gallons of high-level radioactive waste and chemical waste in 150 Single Shell Tanks (SSTs) and 27 Double Shell Tanks (DSTs)
This is the final project report for developing photoelectrochemical cells for producing H2 with a solar to hydrogen conversion efficiency >20% and long-duration stability.
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Wood heaters with catalytic combustors often emit higher levels of particulate matter (PM) and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) at startup before the catalytic combustor is at operational temperature. This project aims to advance wood heater catalytic combustor technology by studying degradation mechanisms in failed field catalysts and using those insights to develop an improved catalytic combustor. Findings will provide critical insights into the degradation mechanisms of wood heater catalytic combustors and inform the design of catalysts that deliver improved efficiency, durability, and performance compared to current commercial products. The outcomes of this project will not only improve catalytic combustor technology but also contribute to operational guidelines to extend catalyst lifetimes.
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SRNL’s Materials Development and Processing Laboratory integrates materials science, processing, and applied research to support critical DOE programs and industry needs.
Invited presentation for ECS PRiME 2024
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The goal of this study is to characterize the chemical and physical interactions that occur between a ceramic diffusion barrier coating applied onto nuclear reactor cladding and liquid metal coolants used in Sodium-Cooled Fast Reactors (SFRs) and Lead-Cooled Fast Reactors (LFRs).
• Background on Hanford • Background on Waste Transfer System (WTS) • Experimental set-up • Experimental Results • Conclusions and Recommendations
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