Effect of high temperature on chemo-mechanical degradation of compacted clays intended for the isolation of HLW and SNF
高温对用于隔离 HLW 和 SNF 的压实粘土的化学机械降解的影响
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- 批准号:EP/X011577/1
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- 金额:$ 32.33万
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- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Research Grant
- 财政年份:2023
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2023 至 无数据
- 项目状态:未结题
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项目摘要
Geological Disposal Facilities (GDFs) for high-level nuclear waste (HLW) and spent nuclear fuel (SNF) are based on the multibarrier concept, consisting of a metallic canister (encapsulating the HLW/SNF), an engineered clay barrier (that serves as a buffer around the canister), and the host rock, which serves as a natural barrier. Unsaturated compacted bentonite is the material generally selected to build the engineered barrier systems (EBS). The EBS will be subjected to complex thermo-hydro-mechanical and chemical (THMC) processes triggered by the heat released by the HLW/SNF, the hydration of the clay (from the surrounding rock), increments in stresses induced by progressive wetting and swelling of the compacted bentonite under highly confined conditions, and chemical interactions. Current understanding of how temperature (T) affects the hydromechanical and chemical behaviour of the clay buffer is primarily based on studies involving T up to 100 degrees C. However, authorities from different countries around the world tasked with developing and delivering GDFs recognise that enabling safe functioning at T much higher than 100 degrees C (e.g., 200 degrees C) would allow better optimisation of the design, emplacement strategies, interim storage and GDF costs. It has been observed that the swelling pressure (SP) of a Ca- bentonite (i.e., saturated with divalent cations) will tend to decrease with increasing T, but the SP of a Na- bentonite (i.e., saturated with monovalent cations) will tend to increase with increasing T. The physicochemical phenomena behind this dissimilar behaviour have yet to be investigated in detail. This is a critical research component considering both Na- and Ca-bentonites which are envisaged as potential barrier materials for the isolation of HLW/SNF. Achieving a target SP is a key to providing the mechanical protection required, and accurate prediction of this property will be essential when selecting suitable bentonites for a GDF.The overarching aim is to conduct the fundamental research necessary to optimise the type and properties of the bentonite barrier in the design of EBS at T as high as 200 degrees C. This requires better understanding of the behaviour at high T of Na- and Ca- bentonites intended as barriers, particularly when subjected to GDF conditions. This project will combine researchers from US and UK working at universities (TAMU and ICL) and national laboratories (SNL and BGS) to conduct fundamental, experimental and numerical investigations to advance the current understanding of the behaviour of Na- and Ca-bentonites intended for EBS, when subjected to very high T, up to ~200 degrees C.
高放核废物(HLW)和乏核燃料(SNF)的地质处置设施(GDFs)基于多屏障概念,包括金属罐(封装HLW/SNF),工程粘土屏障(用作罐周围的缓冲区)和宿主岩石,用作天然屏障。不饱和压实膨润土是通常用于建造工程屏障系统(EBS)的材料。EBS将受到由HLW/SNF释放的热量、粘土(来自围岩)的水合作用、高度受限条件下压实膨润土的逐步润湿和膨胀引起的应力增量以及化学相互作用引发的复杂热-水-机械和化学(THMC)过程的影响。目前对温度(T)如何影响粘土缓冲层的流体力学和化学行为的理解主要基于涉及高达100摄氏度的T的研究。然而,来自世界各地不同国家的负责开发和交付GDF的当局认识到,在远高于100摄氏度的温度下实现安全运行(例如,200摄氏度)将允许更好地优化设计,安置策略,临时存储和GDF成本。已经观察到Ca-膨润土(即,饱和二价阳离子)将倾向于随着T的增加而降低,但钠基膨润土的SP(即,饱和的一价阳离子)将倾向于随着T的增加而增加。这种不同行为背后的物理化学现象还有待详细研究。这是一个关键的研究组成部分,考虑到钠和钙镁矾,设想作为潜在的屏障材料的隔离HLW/SNF。实现目标SP是提供所需机械保护的关键,在为GDF选择合适的膨润土时,准确预测该性能至关重要。首要目标是进行必要的基础研究,以优化T高达200 ℃时EBS设计中膨润土屏障的类型和性能。这需要更好地理解作为屏障的Na-和Ca-钙钛矿在高温下的行为,特别是在GDF条件下。该项目将联合收割机来自美国和英国的研究人员在大学(TAMU和ICL)和国家实验室(SNL和BGS)工作,进行基础,实验和数值研究,以促进目前对用于EBS的Na-和Ca-镁橄榄石的行为的理解,当受到非常高的T时,高达~200 ℃。
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