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Investigation of release characteristics of Kr gas arising in the reprocessing process

Otani, Takehisa; Suzuki, Kazuyuki ; Hata, Katsuro; Kikuchi, Hideki; Nakamura, Daishi; Samoto, Hirotaka ; Tanaka, Yukiyoshi

The investigation of the behavior of krypton gas arising due to reprocessing of spent fuels has been performed at TRP. The whole amount of Kr gas transfers to the off-gas system through shearing and dissolution process, so it is applicable as an indicator to determine the progress of fuel dissolution. It is thought that the behavior of gaseous fission product, including Kr, in the spent fuels depends on burn-up and the type of spent fuels. In the reprocessing process, these deference are reflected to the migration rate of krypton gas between shearing off-gas system (SOG) and dissolver off-gas system (DOG). At TRP, four types of spent fuels (LWR; PWR, BWR and ATR; UO$$_{2}$$, MOX) were treated and examined about their release characteristics of krypton gas in order to understand the effect on burn-up and type of spent fuels. In this report, the results concerning the ATR-UO$$_{2}$$ fuel and ATR-MOX fuel are discussed compared with the results of LWR fuel.

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