A bench-top type ultracentrifuge to secure the reliability of safety assessment of used nuclear fuel disposal
A bench-top type ultracentrifuge to secure the reliability of safety assessment of used nuclear fuel disposal
批准号:
RTI-2019-00733
负责人:
Nagasaki, Shinya
金额:
$7.61万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
加拿大
项目类别:
Research Tools and Instruments
财政年份:
2018
资助国家:
加拿大
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2018-01-01 至 2019-12-31
中文摘要
在这个NSERC RTI资助中,需要一个台式超离心机。这是测量决定乏燃料处置长期风险的元素的吸附分配系数(Kd)值的关键工具。***由于储存库、地圈和生物圈中元素的迁移是通过它们的Kd值来评估的,因此可靠地测量这些值的能力在处置的安全性评估中至关重要。此外,核废料管理组织(NWMO)、日本原子能机构等机构对安全评价的敏感性分析表明,Kd值的不确定性显著且直接影响安全评价的结果。***西北气象组织正在审查安大略省的五个市,以便选择使用过的核燃料贮存库的场址。三种是结晶岩介质,两种是沉积岩介质。这些地区地下水的独特特征是高离子强度(盐水和卤水)。即使当岩石和膨润土(加拿大工程屏障的候选材料)接触盐水和卤水时,小颗粒(约2.5 nm至数十nm)也会释放到溶液中。测量可靠的Kd值的最关键因素之一是我们可以将液体与固体(包括小颗粒)完全分离。超离心是将此类小颗粒从液相中分离出来的唯一方法,也是测量可靠Kd值的全球标准方法。小颗粒的不完全分离导致Kd值的不确定性很大。*** NWMO计划在2023年选择一个城市作为储存库的所在地,并在2028年向联邦政府提交环境评估和许可证申请。这意味着必须尽快测量可靠的Kd值,这对于保护我们的健康和环境以及提高我们对加拿大乏燃料处理的信心至关重要。***本基金申请的台式超离心机将用于NWMO资助的研究。由于是台式的,所以可以安装在手套箱中,在手套箱中严格控制大气,达到相当于安大略深部地质介质的实验条件。在还原和氧化条件下,加拿大岩石在盐水和卤水中的Se、Tc和Np的Kd值将被测量,并将被编入NWMO吸附数据库。此外,NWMO列出了19个在安全评价中重要的感兴趣元素,而它们在还原条件下在盐水和卤水中的吸附作用的研究很少。麦克马斯特大学是加拿大唯一可以研究重要元素吸附行为的研究所,因此在未来的工作中使用超离心机的机会肯定会扩大,包括现在申请的NSERC发现基金。
英文摘要
In this NSERC RTI Grant, a bench-top type ultracentrifuge is required. This is a critical tool to measure the values of sorption distribution coefficient (Kd) of elements which dominate the long-term risk of used nuclear fuel disposal.*** Since the migration of elements in the repository, the geosphere and the biosphere is assessed by their Kd values, the ability to reliably measure these values is critical in the safety assessment of disposal. Furthermore, the sensitivity analysis on the safety assessment by the Nuclear Waste Management Organization (NWMO), the Japan Atomic Energy Agency and other institutes shows that the uncertainty of the Kd value significantly and directly affects the result of safety assessment. *** Five municipalities in Ontario are under review for the site selection of used nuclear fuel repository by the NWMO. Three are the crystalline rock media and two are the sedimentary rock media. The unique feature of groundwater in these areas is the high ionic strength (saline and brine). Even when the rocks and the bentonite (a candidate material for engineered barrier in Canada) contact saline and brine, small particles (about 2.5 nm to several tens nm) are released into the solution. One of the most critical factors to measure the reliable Kd values is how completely we can separate the liquid from the solid including the small particles. The ultracentrifugation is the only way to separate such small particles from liquid phase, and is a global standard method to measure the reliable Kd values. Incomplete separation of small particles leads to large uncertainties of Kd values.*** The NWMO plans to select one municipality to host the repository in 2023, and to submit the Environmental Assessment and Licence application to the Federal Government in 2028. This means that the reliable Kd values have to be measured as soon as possible, and are essential to protect our health and environment and to improve our confidence in the used nuclear fuel disposal in Canada.*** The bench-top type ultracentrifuge requested in this grant will be used in the research funded by the NWMO. Because of the bench-top type, it can be installed in a glove box in which the atmosphere is strictly controlled to achieve the experimental conditions equivalent to deep geological media in Ontario. The Kd values of Se, Tc and Np on Canadian rocks in saline and brine under the reducing and oxidizing conditions will be measured, and will be compiled in the NWMO Sorption Database. Furthermore, the NWMO lists 19 elements of interest which are important in the safety assessment, and only few works on their sorption in saline and brine under the reducing conditions have been conducted. McMaster University is the only institute in Canada where the sorption behaviours of the important elements can be studied, and so the opportunity to use the ultracentrifuge will certainly be expanded in future works including NSERC Discovery Grant applied for now.
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