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荒井 陽一; 後藤 泰裕; 渡部 創; 吾郷 友宏*; 新井 剛*; 勝木 健太*; 福元 博基*; 保科 宏行*; 瀬古 典明*
Progress in Nuclear Science and Technology (Internet), 8, p.329 - 332, 2025/09
Radioactive liquid waste containing nuclear fuel materials and chemical reagents is stored in nuclear facilities. To eliminate the radioactivity of the radioactive liquid waste, we developed RFIDA, a new perfluoroalkyl (RF)-based ligand with a basic structure of iminodiacetic acid (IDA). In this study, an adsorption test was conducted by impregnating RFIDA into porous silica with a polymer was conducted to confirm that the synthesized RFIDA adsorbs cations. The results confirmed that RFIDA exhibits the ability to adsorb or elute uranium depending on the nitric acid concentration.
荒井 陽一; 渡部 創; 中原 将海; 船越 智雅; 星野 貴紀; 高畠 容子; 坂本 淳志; 粟飯原 はるか; 長谷川 健太; 吉田 稔生; et al.
Progress in Nuclear Science and Technology (Internet), 7, p.168 - 174, 2025/03
STRADプロジェクトの進捗に係る報告として、CPFホットセルの処理状況とともに、新たなターゲットに係る研究計画と最新のトピックスについて報告する。
新井 剛*; 中村 文也*; 安倍 諒治*; 上野 吹佳*; 瀬古 典明*; 荒井 陽一; 渡部 創
Progress in Nuclear Science and Technology (Internet), 7, p.147 - 153, 2025/03
STRADプロジェクトの一環として実施してきた廃溶媒処理に係る吸着材の開発について、多孔質シリカのポリマーにイミノ二酢酸を導入したSIDAR吸着材の開発を行った。この吸着材について、模擬廃溶媒中のZrの吸着性能を評価した結果について報告する。
荒井 陽一; 長谷川 健太; 渡部 創; 渡部 雅之; 箕輪 一希*; 松浦 治明*; 羽倉 尚人*; 勝木 健太*; 新井 剛*; 小西 康裕*
Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry, 333(7), p.3585 - 3593, 2024/07
被引用回数：1 パーセンタイル：11.16(Chemistry, Analytical)Radioactive aqueous and organic liquid wastes contaminated by U are generated by solvent extraction of nuclear fuel materials in experiments of reprocessing technologies. Although incineration and denitrification/conversion processes are promising for treating such liquid waste, the installation of large equipment is essential. To give appropriate treatment procedures for radioactive liquid waste generated in nuclear facilities, STRAD (Systematic Treatments of RAdioactive liquid wastes for Decommissioning) project was started by Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA) with several organizations. We are focusing on baker's yeasts for their excellent metal ions adsorption characteristics, easy handling and low prices. In order to optimize adsorption performance and operation procedures as the liquid waste treatment technology, adsorption performance of U has to be precisely investigated. In this study, adsorption performance of U and anion from nitric acid solution was investigated by batch-wise adsorption experiments.
野村 和則; 小木 浩通*; 中原 将海; 渡部 創; 柴田 淳広
International Journal of Nuclear and Quantum Engineering (Internet), 13(5), p.209 - 212, 2019/00
Chemical Processing Facility of Japan Atomic Energy Agency is a basic research field for advanced back-end technology developments with using actual high-level radioactive materials. Most of them were treated properly and stored in the liquid waste vessel, but some were not treated and remained at the experimental space as a kind of legacy nuclear waste, which we must treat in safety and dispose if we continue research activities in the facility. Under this circumstance, we launched a collaborative research project called the STRAD project, which stands for Systematic Treatment of Radioactive liquid waste for Decommissioning, in order to develop the treatment processes for wastes of the nuclear research facility. In this project, decomposition methods of certain chemicals, which have been directly solidified without safety pretreatment but may cause a troublesome phenomenon, is developing and a prospect that it will be able to decompose in the facility by simple method. And solidification of aqueous or organic liquid wastes after the decomposition has been studied by adding cement or coagulants. Furthermore, we treated experimental tools of various materials with making an effort to stabilize and to compact them before the package into the waste container. It is expected to decrease the number of transportation of the solid waste and widen the operation space. The project is expected to contribute beneficial waste management outcome that can be shared world widely.
