JPH0247599A - Treatment method for radioactive nuclide containing waste liquid - Google Patents
Treatment method for radioactive nuclide containing waste liquidInfo
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- JPH0247599A JPH0247599A JP19854788A JP19854788A JPH0247599A JP H0247599 A JPH0247599 A JP H0247599A JP 19854788 A JP19854788 A JP 19854788A JP 19854788 A JP19854788 A JP 19854788A JP H0247599 A JPH0247599 A JP H0247599A
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Abstract
Description
発明の目的
［産業上の利用分野］
本発明は、原子力発電所などの原子力施設から排出され
る、放射性核種を含有する廃液、とくに、少なくとも放
射性ストロンチウムを含有する廃液の処理方法の改良に
関する。
［従来の技術］
ＢＷＲ原子力発電所ラドウェスト設備すなわち放射性廃
棄物処理設備は、廃液処理部分と固化処理部分とに大別
される。 この設備で処理すべき廃液は、機器ドレン廃
液、床ドレン廃液、イオン交換樹脂再生廃液および洗濯
廃液でおる。 これらのうち機器ドレン廃液は、濾過お
よび脱塩して復水貯蔵タンクに受け、発電所内で再利用
している。
一方、床ドレン廃液およびイオン交換樹脂再生廃液は、
蒸発処理してその凝縮水を回収再利用し、放射性核種物
質が濃縮された濃縮液はセメント固化、あるいはプラス
チック固化などの手段により固化処理し、低レベル放射
性廃棄物同化体としている。
この蒸発濃縮には多大のエネルギーを要するばかりでな
く、発生する固化体は放射性廃棄物として処分しなけれ
ばならない。
これまでは、放射性核種を含有する廃液はすべてを放射
性廃棄物として濃縮減容して固化処理する方法がとられ
ているが、廃液から、含有量として極めて微量な放射性
核種物質だけを後き出すことにより残廃液を無害なもの
とすれば、根本的に減容化をはかることができる。
この考えを活して、廃液中とくに蒸発濃縮、同化処理の
対架となる床ドレン廃液およびイオン交換樹脂再生廃液
中の放射性核種を効率よく除去し、取り出した放ｎ＝＋
性核種物質だけを放射性廃棄物として処理し、また放射
能を除去した状態にした処理後の廃液については、モニ
タリングの上、安全性を確認して放出するか、または処
分上安全でおると考えられる、きわめて放射能レベルの
低い廃棄物（たとえばセメント固化体に変換したもの）
として処理することができる手段を求めて研究した。
本発明者らの一部は、さきに共働者とともに、Ｃｏ、
Ｍｎ、 Ｃｓ、 Ｃｓ、 Ｚ
ｎ などの放射性核種とくに錯体形成性の物質を含有
する廃液を、まず活性炭に、次にキレート性イオン交換
樹脂（以下、「キレート樹脂」と略称する）に接触させ
ることにより放射性核種を吸着除去する有効な方法を発
明し、すでに開示した（特開昭５７−４．８６９９号お
よび特開昭５７−２０１８９９号）。
続いて、廃液の濾過処理を先行させ、キレート樹脂、ゼ
オライト無機吸着体および活性炭への吸着により、 Ｃ
ｏ、 Ｏ３などの放射性核種を除去するプロセス
を開発し、これも提案した（特願昭６Ｏ−３６０５７）
。
これら吸着処理法を使用する手段においては、吸着体の
能力を有効に利用することにより処理操作を簡素化し、
処理コストも低減することが要求されるとともに、放射
性吸着体の処分や貯蔵を容易にするため、放射能減少が
早い短寿命放射性、核種、たとえば５４Ｍｎ、６０Ｃ０
，６５Ｚｎと、減少が遅い長寿命放射性核種たとえば１
３７Ｃ３，９０Ｓｒとを分離して吸着体に固定すること
が望まれる。
［発明が解決しようとする課題］
本発明の目的は、上記の要望にこたえ、少なくとも放射
性ストロンチウムたとえば９０ＳｒおよびＧｏ、 Ｍ
ｎ、 Ｃｓ、 Ｃｓ等の放射性核種を含有する
廃液を濾過処理した俊、キレ−１〜樹脂で吸＠処理し、
放射性ストロンチウムだけが吸着したキレート樹脂床を
取り出し、さらに、この樹脂床を酸で処理して吸着した
放射性ストロンチウムを溶離、脱着させ、この溶離再生
廃液をゼオライト無機吸着体に接触させ、この吸着体に
放射性ストロンチウムを吸着固定する技術を提案するこ
とにある。
発明の崩成
［課題を解決するための手段］
本発明の放射性核種を含有する廃液の処理方法は、放射
性ストロンチウム含有廃液を濾過処理して不溶解物質を
除去したのち、廃液をキレート樹脂と接触ざぜて５４Ｍ
ｎ、６０ＣＯ１放射性ストロンチウムなどの放射性物質
を吸着除去するとともに濃縮する処理方法において、キ
レート樹脂床を少なくとも２段（初段を「Ｃ１」、終段
をｒｃｆ Ｊとする。 第１図に示した例は２段であっ
て、それぞれＣＩ 、Ｃ２であられしである。）とし、
ついで廃液中にＣ３核種が存在する場合を考慮してゼオ
ライ１へ床を少なくとも２段（初段を「Ｚｌ」、終段を
ｒＺｆ ｊとする。 図示した例は２段であって、それ
ぞれｚｉ 、Ｚ２であられしである。）設けておく。
キレート樹脂床の終段Ｃｆにおいて放射性ストロンチウ
ムのリークが生じたときに、放射性ストロンチウムのみ
を吸着したＣｆを酸で処理して溶離脱着し、ついでアル
カリで処理して再生する。
この溶離再生廃液をゼオライト無機吸着体とくにＡ−４
型ゼオライト吸着体に接触させ、長寿命核種９０８ｒを
含めて放射性ストロンチウムを吸着固定するとともに、
上記Ｃｆ流出液での放射性ストロンチウムのリーク検出
法として、液中に存在するマグネシウムイオンを化学的
分析法で検出して放射性ストロンチウムの有無を判定す
ることを特徴とする。
また、ゼオライト床も終段ＺｆにおいてＣｓ核種のリー
クが起ったら、Ｚｌを取り除いて新たにＺ（ｆ＋１）を
用意し、廃液を７２からＺ（ｆ＋１）に向って通す（図
示した例では、Ｚｌのゼオライトを新品に交換し、Ｚ２
→Ｚ３の順に廃液が流れるように、流路を切り換える）
。
本発明の方法による処理の対象となる放射性核種は、原
子炉機器材料に起因する腐食生成物および核燃料に起因
する核分裂生成物である、５１ ｃ ｒ、Ｍｎ Ｓ
Ｃｏ、 Ｆｅ Ｓ Ｃｏ、 ＺｎｓｌｌｏＩ
ＩＩＡｇおよび Ｃｓ、 Ｃｓ、 Ｓｒ、９０
Ｓｒ等である。
上記核種は種々の化学形態で存在し、廃液中においては
、一般に不溶解性形態と溶解イオン形態とに大別される
。 不溶解性形態の核種（主に５９ １１０ｍ
Ｆｅ、 Ａｑ＞は、廃液の濾過により除去する。
濾過装置には、カートリッジタイプフィルター、膜フイ
ルタ−、非助材型逆洗式フィルターが適用できる。 溶
解イオン形態の核種たとえばＣｏ、 １ｖｌｎ、
Ｓｒ、 Ｃ３は、キレート樹脂で吸着除去される
。
放射性核種を選択的に吸着するキレート樹脂には、フェ
ノール系、スチレン系、エポキシ系、アクリルエステル
系の樹脂母体に、官能基として、ジエチレントリアミン
、トリエチレンテトラミン、テトラエチレンペンタミン
、ペンタエチレンへキザミン等のアミン類、イミノジ酢
酸等のアミノカルホン酸類、ジブロバノールアミン等の
アルコールアミン類、あるいは尿素、チオ尿素を導入し
たものなどがある。 とくに、フェノール骨格にイミノ
ジ酸ｒ１ｉ％を導入したフェノール系キレート樹脂（「
ユニセレック」の登録商標で市販されている。）が適し
ている。
放射性ストロンチウムを吸着したキレート樹脂の溶離処
理に使用する酸としては、硫酸、塩酸および硝酸などが
あげられるが、とくに塩酸が適している。 キレ−１〜
樹脂の再生処理に使用するアルカリとしては、カセイソ
ーダが一般的である。
上記キレート樹脂の溶離再生廃液には放射性ストロンチ
ウムが濃縮されているが、この放射性ストロンチウムを
いっそう安定な形態にするために、無殿吸看体に固定す
る。 無殿吸着体としては、電導度の高い廃液の場合、
ゼオライト鉱物のうち、とくにＡ−４型ゼオライトが適
している。 しかしなから、廃液の電導度が１０ｍＳ／
ｃｍ以下でないと、放射性ストロンチウムは上記ゼオラ
イトに吸着固定できない。
［作 用］
各工程において除去される放射性核種は、第１図に併記
したとありである。
フィルターＦにおいては、放射性のＦｅ 、 Ａｇおよ
びＣｏ 、 Ｍｎなどの一部が不溶解物質として除去さ
れる。 不溶化を確実にするため、必要であれば、濾過
に先立って廃液のｐＨを６〜９の領１或に調節すべきこ
とはもちろんである。
次のキレート樹脂床では、まず、Ｍｎ 、 Ｃｏ 。
Ｚｎなどの放射性核種が吸着され、続いて放射性ストロ
ンチウムが吸着される。 つまり、放射性ストロンチウ
ムはキレート樹脂に吸着される溶解イオン形態の放射性
核種のグループに属するが、その中でも吸着されにくく
、第１図の最終段、Ｃ２において放射性ストロンチウム
がリークするときには、放射性Ｍｎ、ｃｏ、Ｚｎなどの
キレート樹脂に強く吸着する核種は最終段Ｃ２に至る以
前のキレート樹脂床に安定に吸着固定され、放射性スト
ロンチウムと他の放射性核種とを分離することができる
。
さらに放射性ストロンチウムは、Ｃｏ 、 Ｍｎ 。
Ｚｎ核種等のキレート樹脂吸着能力と放射性ストロンチ
ウムのキレート樹脂吸着能力に２倍以上の差か必るため
、終段Ｃｆのみから溶離することかでき、Ｃｆは溶離再
生（再使用）し、有効利用することができる。
本発明の特徴は、終段Ｃｆに放射性ストロンチウムのみ
を吸着させることにおるから、Ｃ（ｆ−１）段またはそ
れより前の段におけるＣＯ、１ｖｌｎ 。
ｌｎ等の核種のリークについて、計算や測定により、あ
らかじめ注意を払ってあくことが重要である。 リーク
が起ったときには、その段の溶離再生廃液は、また元の
廃液に戻して本方法で処理すればよい。
ところで、放射性ストロンチウムが９０ｓ、の場合、放
射するのはβ線だけでおるから、６０ＧＯ９１３７Ｏ３
などのγ放射線を放出するものにくらべ、計測に長い時
間がかかり、一般的なインライン計測はむずかしい。
とくに本発明では、Ｃｆｆｆ１理済液は放射性ストロン
チウムのリークが生じていないことを、容易かつ速かに
検知することが重要でおる。 本発明者らは、原子力発
電所廃液中には、微量であるが、マグネシウムイオンや
カルシウムイオンか共存することに注目し、放射性ス］
・ロンチウムとこれらイオンとのキレート樹脂選択吸着
性能を調べたところ、マグネシウムイオンが常に放射性
ストロンチウムよりさきにキレート樹脂床からリークす
ることを見出した。 つまり、化学分析法、機器分析法
などで容易に定性、定量できるマグネシウムイオンがＣ
ｆ処理済液中に検出されはじめても、放射性ストロンチ
ウムはＣｆからリークしていない。
上記キレート樹脂Ｃｆの放射性ストロンチウム溶離再生
廃液中の放射性ストロンチウムを一層安定な形態にする
ため、これを無機吸着体に吸着固定させる。 本発明者
らは、無機吸着体としてケイ酸−アルミナ主成分の鉱物
であるゼオライトに注目し、その吸着性を研究し、溶離
再生廃液をｐＨ６〜９に調整すれば、天然モルデナイト
およびＡ−４型ゼオライトに吸着できること、とくに１
０ｍ Ｓ ／ ｃｍ以下の高電導度廃液性状では、八−
４型ゼオライトが好ましいことを見出した。 なお、廃
液中にセシウム核種が共存する場合は、ぜＡライト無機
吸着体、好ましくはモルデナイトを後置すれば、放射性
セシウムも吸着除去される。
［実施例１］
第１図に示す構成の廃液処理装置を、中空糸濾過膜の非
助材型逆洗式フィルタ、キレート樹脂塔にフェノール系
樹脂「ユニセレツク」 （ユニチカ味の登録商標）ＵＲ
−１０を充填したちの２塔をもって組み立てた。
第１表に示す化学性状および放射能性状の模擬廃液を調
製し、装置に通液した。 キレート樹脂塔の第１塔Ｃ１
および第２塔Ｃ２の出口処理済液の放射性核種濃度を測
定し、第２図に示す結果を得た。
これら図の結果を比較すれば、第１塔Ｃ１を放射性スト
ロンチウムが通過しても、放射性のコバルト、マンガン
等はリークしておらず、放射性ストロンチウムはこれら
核種と分離できることがわかる。 さらに、第１塔Ｃ１
を通過した放射性ストロンチウムは第２塔Ｃ２に吸着さ
れる。 一方、第１塔Ｃ１での放射性のコバルト、マン
ガン、亜鉛は、処理旧約１２．０００倍でもリークを生
じていない。Object of the Invention [Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to an improvement in a method for treating waste liquid containing radionuclides, particularly waste liquid containing at least radioactive strontium, discharged from nuclear facilities such as nuclear power plants. [Prior Art] The Radwest facility of the BWR nuclear power plant, ie, the radioactive waste treatment facility, is roughly divided into a waste liquid treatment section and a solidification treatment section. The waste liquids to be treated with this equipment are equipment drain waste liquid, floor drain waste liquid, ion exchange resin regeneration waste liquid, and laundry waste liquid. Of these, equipment drain waste is filtered and desalted, received in a condensate storage tank, and reused within the power plant. On the other hand, floor drain waste liquid and ion exchange resin regeneration waste liquid are
After evaporation, the condensed water is collected and reused, and the radionuclide-concentrated concentrate is solidified by cement solidification, plastic solidification, etc., and is used as low-level radioactive waste assimilation. Not only does this evaporative concentration require a large amount of energy, but the solidified material produced must be disposed of as radioactive waste. Up until now, all waste fluid containing radionuclides has been treated as radioactive waste by concentrating and reducing its volume and solidifying it, but only extremely small amounts of radionuclide material are removed from the waste fluid. By making the remaining waste liquid harmless, it is possible to fundamentally reduce the volume. Utilizing this idea, we can efficiently remove radionuclides from waste liquid, especially from bed drain waste liquid and ion-exchange resin regeneration waste liquid, which are the counterpoints of evaporation concentration and assimilation treatment, and remove the radioactive nuclides from the recovered waste liquid n=+
Only the radionuclide materials are treated as radioactive waste, and the waste liquid after treatment has been removed from radioactivity, and the waste liquid is either monitored and released after confirming its safety, or is considered safe for disposal. waste with extremely low radioactivity level (e.g., converted into solidified cement)
We conducted research in search of a means that could handle this. Some of the inventors, together with their collaborators, previously described Co.
Mn, Cs, Cs, Z
The waste liquid containing radionuclides, especially complex-forming substances, such as An effective method has been invented and already disclosed (JP-A-57-4.8699 and JP-A-57-201899). Subsequently, the waste liquid is filtered in advance, and C is absorbed by chelate resin, zeolite inorganic adsorbent, and activated carbon.
Developed and proposed a process to remove radioactive nuclides such as o and O3 (patent application No. 6 O-36057)
. In the means using these adsorption treatment methods, the treatment operation is simplified by effectively utilizing the ability of the adsorbent,
In addition to reducing processing costs, in order to facilitate the disposal and storage of radioactive adsorbents, short-lived radioactive nuclides whose radioactivity decreases quickly, such as 54Mn and 60C0, are used.
, 65Zn and long-lived radionuclides that decrease slowly, e.g.
It is desirable to separate 37C3 and 90Sr and fix them on an adsorbent. [Problems to be Solved by the Invention] An object of the present invention is to meet the above-mentioned needs and to provide at least radioactive strontium such as 90Sr and Go, M
Waste liquid containing radioactive nuclides such as n, Cs, and Cs is absorbed and treated with filtered Shun Kirei-1 ~ resin,
The chelate resin bed in which only radioactive strontium has been adsorbed is taken out, and this resin bed is further treated with acid to elute and desorb the adsorbed radioactive strontium. The purpose of this project is to propose a technology for adsorbing and fixing radioactive strontium. Disintegration of the invention [Means for solving the problem] The method for treating waste liquid containing radionuclides of the present invention involves filtering a radioactive strontium-containing waste liquid to remove insoluble substances, and then contacting the waste liquid with a chelate resin. Zazete 54M
n, 60 CO1 In a treatment method that adsorbs and removes radioactive substances such as radioactive strontium and concentrates them, a chelate resin bed is provided in at least two stages (the first stage is "C1" and the last stage is RCF J. The example shown in FIG. 2 stages, with CI and C2 respectively),
Next, in consideration of the presence of C3 nuclides in the waste liquid, the bed is placed on the zeolite 1 in at least two stages (the first stage is "Zl" and the final stage is rZfj. The illustrated example has two stages, respectively zi, It's Arashi in Z2.) Set it up. When leakage of radioactive strontium occurs in the final stage Cf of the chelate resin bed, the Cf that has adsorbed only radioactive strontium is treated with an acid to be eluted and deposited, and then treated with an alkali to be regenerated. This elution regeneration waste liquid is applied to a zeolite inorganic adsorbent, especially A-4.
It is brought into contact with a type of zeolite adsorbent to adsorb and fix radioactive strontium including the long-lived nuclide 908r,
The leak detection method for radioactive strontium in the Cf effluent is characterized by detecting magnesium ions present in the liquid using a chemical analysis method to determine the presence or absence of radioactive strontium. In addition, if leakage of Cs nuclide occurs in the final stage Zf of the zeolite bed, Zl is removed, a new Z(f+1) is prepared, and the waste liquid is passed from 72 toward Z(f+1) (in the illustrated example, Replace Zl's zeolite with a new one, and Z2
→Switch the flow path so that the waste liquid flows in the order of Z3)
. The radionuclides to be treated by the method of the present invention are corrosion products originating from nuclear reactor equipment materials and fission products originating from nuclear fuel, 51 cr, MnS.
Co, Fe S Co, ZnslloI
IIAg and Cs, Cs, Sr, 90
Sr etc. The above-mentioned nuclides exist in various chemical forms, and in waste liquid, they are generally classified into insoluble forms and dissolved ionic forms. Insoluble forms of nuclides (mainly 59 110m Fe, Aq) are removed by filtration of the waste liquid.
The filtration device may be a cartridge type filter, a membrane filter, or a non-auxiliary type backwash filter. Nuclides in dissolved ionic form e.g. Co, 1vln,
Sr and C3 are adsorbed and removed by the chelate resin. Chelate resins that selectively adsorb radionuclides include diethylenetriamine, triethylenetetramine, tetraethylenepentamine, pentaethylenehexamine, etc. as functional groups in a phenol-based, styrene-based, epoxy-based, or acrylic ester resin matrix. amines, aminocarphonic acids such as iminodiacetic acid, alcohol amines such as dibrobanolamine, or those into which urea or thiourea is introduced. In particular, phenolic chelate resin ("
It is commercially available under the registered trademark UNICEREC. ) is suitable. Examples of acids used in the elution treatment of the chelate resin that has adsorbed radioactive strontium include sulfuric acid, hydrochloric acid, and nitric acid, and hydrochloric acid is particularly suitable. Kirei-1~
Caustic soda is commonly used as an alkali for resin regeneration. Radioactive strontium is concentrated in the elution and regeneration waste liquid of the chelate resin, and in order to make this radioactive strontium in a more stable form, it is fixed on a non-precipitating absorber. As a non-density adsorbent, in the case of waste liquid with high electrical conductivity,
Among zeolite minerals, A-4 type zeolite is particularly suitable. However, the conductivity of the waste liquid is 10 mS/
If it is less than cm, radioactive strontium cannot be adsorbed and fixed on the zeolite. [Function] The radionuclides removed in each step are shown in Fig. 1. In filter F, some of radioactive Fe, Ag, Co, Mn, etc. are removed as insoluble substances. Of course, to ensure insolubilization, the pH of the waste liquid should be adjusted to a range of 6 to 9, if necessary, prior to filtration. In the next chelate resin bed, first Mn, Co. Radioactive nuclides such as Zn are adsorbed, followed by radioactive strontium. In other words, radioactive strontium belongs to the group of radionuclides in the form of dissolved ions that are adsorbed to the chelate resin, but it is difficult to adsorb among them, and when radioactive strontium leaks at C2, the final stage in Figure 1, radioactive Mn, co, Nuclides that strongly adsorb to the chelate resin, such as Zn, are stably adsorbed and fixed on the chelate resin bed before reaching the final stage C2, making it possible to separate radioactive strontium from other radionuclides. Furthermore, radioactive strontium is Co, Mn. Since the adsorption capacity of chelate resins for Zn nuclides, etc. and the adsorption capacity of radioactive strontium by chelate resins are necessarily more than double, it is possible to elute only from the final stage Cf, and Cf can be eluted and regenerated (reused) for effective use. can do. The feature of the present invention is that only radioactive strontium is adsorbed in the final stage Cf, so the CO in the C(f-1) stage or the stage before it is 1vln. It is important to pay attention in advance to leakage of nuclides such as ln through calculations and measurements. When a leak occurs, the elution and regeneration waste liquid from that stage can be returned to the original waste liquid and treated according to the present method. By the way, when radioactive strontium is 90s, only β rays are emitted, so 60GO9137O3
Compared to those that emit gamma radiation, such as those that emit gamma radiation, it takes a long time to measure, and general in-line measurement is difficult.
In particular, in the present invention, it is important to easily and quickly detect that there is no leakage of radioactive strontium in the Cfff1 treatment solution. The present inventors noticed that magnesium ions and calcium ions coexist in nuclear power plant waste liquid, although in small amounts, and discovered that radioactive
- When we investigated the selective adsorption performance of chelate resin for rontium and these ions, we found that magnesium ions always leaked from the chelate resin bed before radioactive strontium. In other words, magnesium ions, which can be easily qualitatively and quantitatively determined by chemical analysis methods, instrumental analysis methods, etc.
Radioactive strontium does not leak from Cf even if it begins to be detected in the f-treated liquid. In order to make the radioactive strontium in the radioactive strontium elution regeneration waste of the chelate resin Cf into a more stable form, it is adsorbed and fixed on an inorganic adsorbent. The present inventors focused on zeolite, which is a mineral mainly composed of silicic acid and alumina, as an inorganic adsorbent, studied its adsorption properties, and found that if the elution regeneration waste solution is adjusted to pH 6 to 9, natural mordenite and A-4 Being able to adsorb to type zeolite, especially 1
For high conductivity waste liquid properties of 0mS/cm or less, 8-
It has been found that type 4 zeolite is preferred. In addition, when cesium nuclides coexist in the waste liquid, radioactive cesium can also be adsorbed and removed by placing a zealite inorganic adsorbent, preferably mordenite. [Example 1] A waste liquid treatment device having the configuration shown in Fig. 1 was equipped with a hollow fiber filtration membrane non-auxiliary type backwash filter, a chelate resin tower, and a phenolic resin "UNISELECT" (registered trademark of Unitika flavor) UR.
It was assembled with two towers filled with -10. A simulated waste liquid having the chemical and radioactive properties shown in Table 1 was prepared and passed through the apparatus. First column C1 of chelate resin column
The radionuclide concentration of the treated liquid at the outlet of the second column C2 was measured, and the results shown in FIG. 2 were obtained. Comparing the results in these figures, it can be seen that even if radioactive strontium passes through the first column C1, radioactive cobalt, manganese, etc. do not leak, and radioactive strontium can be separated from these nuclides. Furthermore, the first tower C1
The radioactive strontium that has passed is adsorbed in the second column C2. On the other hand, radioactive cobalt, manganese, and zinc in the first column C1 did not leak even though the treatment was approximately 12,000 times as much as before.
【実施例２】
上記放射性ストロンチウム吸着の第２塔キレート樹脂に
１Ｎ−ＨＣ，Ｉｌを、樹脂面の１．５倍にあたる液量通
液し、ざらに３．５倍にあたる純水を通液して、９９％
以上の放射性ストロンチウムを溶離した。
この溶離液をＮａ ＯＨで中和し、ｐＨ７にした。
中和後の廃液型導度が２３ｒｒｔＳ／ｃｍｌ’＞つたの
で、脱塩水で希釈して５ｍＳ／ｃｍに調整し、Ａ−４型
ゼオライト吸着塔に通液して、出口処理済液の放射性ス
トロンチウム濃度を測定した。 その結果は、第３図に
示すとおり、通液量５００倍に至るまで、出口ではリー
クしなかった。
さらに、Ａ−４型ゼオライトの吸着性能の電導度依存性
を調べるため、廃液型導度を２．５．７．５．１０およ
び１５ｍ５／Ｃｍに調整し、同様に試験して、第２表に
示す結果を得た。 この結果から、電導度が１０ｍｂ／
ｃｍ以下であれば、放射性ストロンチウムはＡ−４型ゼ
オライ１〜に吸着されることがわかる。
第１表
模
擬 廃 液
Ｆｅ３＋ く０．０５
Ｃｕ２＋
Ｎ１２” ｒｔ
Ｎａ２ＳＯ４０，２％
ｐＨ７，０
放射性核種の濃度はｘｌｏ−”μＣｉ ／ｍ１非放削性
元素の濃度はｐｐｍ
第 ２ 表
放射性３ｒ吸看処理量
廃液型導度 リークに至るまでの通液量（ｍ Ｓ ／
ｃｍ ） ／吸着体充填量の比２．５
１．３００
５．０ ５００
７．５ ３００
１０．０ ３０
１５．０ ０
発明の効果
本発明の処理方法によるときは、原子力発電所の床ドレ
ン廃液やイオン交換樹脂書生廃液に含有される放射性の
コバルト、マンガン、ストロンチウム等を、濾過および
キレート樹脂吸着体の使用によって、これら廃液中から
容易に除去でき、処理済液は環境に安全に放出できる性
状になる。
さらに、キレート樹脂の選択吸着性能の相違を利用し、
短寿命核種と長寿命核種の分離ができ、とくに放射性ス
トロンチウムを、容易に放射性コバルト、マンガン、亜
鉛等の短寿命核種から分離できる。
放用性ス１へロンチウムをキレート樹脂の酸処理で溶離
したのち、とくに長期間の安全な処分が必要とされてい
る９０Ｓｒに関して、より安定な無機吸着体への固定を
、溶離廃液のＩＩおよび電導度を調整することによって
実施できる。
上記床ドレン廃液等に放射性セシウムが含有される場合
、上記キレート樹脂吸着体に続けてゼオライト鉱物、好
ましくはモルデナイトを後置することで、放射性セシウ
ムも他の核種から分離できるとともに、処理済液は環境
に安全に放出できる性状になる。[Example 2] 1N-HC, Il was passed through the second tower chelate resin for radioactive strontium adsorption in an amount equivalent to 1.5 times the resin surface, and pure water was passed through the second column chelate resin in an amount equivalent to roughly 3.5 times the surface of the resin. 99%
of radioactive strontium was eluted. The eluate was neutralized with NaOH to pH 7. The conductivity of the waste liquid after neutralization was 23 rrtS/cml', so it was diluted with demineralized water to adjust it to 5 mS/cm, and the liquid was passed through an A-4 type zeolite adsorption tower to remove radioactive strontium from the exit treated liquid. The concentration was measured. As a result, as shown in FIG. 3, no leakage occurred at the outlet until the amount of liquid passed was 500 times greater. Furthermore, in order to investigate the dependence of adsorption performance of A-4 type zeolite on electrical conductivity, the waste liquid conductivity was adjusted to 2.5.7.5.10 and 15 m5/Cm, and the same tests were conducted. The results shown are obtained. From this result, the conductivity is 10mb/
cm or less, it can be seen that radioactive strontium is adsorbed on A-4 type zeolites 1 to 1. Table 1: Simulated waste liquid Fe3+ 0.05 Cu2+ N12" rt Na2SO40.2% pH 7.0 Concentration of radionuclides is xlo-"μCi/m1 Concentration of non-recreational elements is ppm Table 2 Radioactive 3r absorption treatment Quantity waste liquid type conductivity Amount of liquid passed until leakage occurs (m S /
cm ) / adsorbent loading ratio 2.5
1.300 5.0 500 7.5 300 10.0 30 15.0 0 Effects of the Invention When the treatment method of the present invention is used, the radioactivity contained in the floor drain waste liquid of nuclear power plants and the ion exchange resin waste liquid is reduced. Cobalt, manganese, strontium, etc. can be easily removed from these waste liquids by filtration and the use of chelate resin adsorbents, and the treated liquid is in a condition that allows it to be safely released into the environment. Furthermore, by utilizing the difference in selective adsorption performance of chelate resins,
Short-lived nuclides and long-lived nuclides can be separated, and in particular, radioactive strontium can be easily separated from short-lived nuclides such as radioactive cobalt, manganese, and zinc. After eluting the released S1 herrontium by acid treatment of the chelate resin, the eluate waste liquid II and This can be done by adjusting the conductivity. When radioactive cesium is contained in the above-mentioned bed drain waste liquid, etc., by placing a zeolite mineral, preferably mordenite, after the above-mentioned chelate resin adsorbent, the radioactive cesium can also be separated from other nuclides, and the treated liquid can be Becomes in such a state that it can be safely released into the environment.
第１図は、本発明の放射性核種含有廃液の処理工程を説
明するための、装置のブロックダイアグラムでおる。
第２図ないし第４図は、いずれも本発明の実施例のデー
タを示すグラフであって、
第２図はキレート樹脂床カラムＣ１およびＣ２出口にあ
ける核種の吸着曲線でおり、
第３図はＡ−４型ゼオライト床力ラム出口におりる３ｒ
の吸着曲線であり、
第４図は、キレート樹脂床でセシウム核種以外の核種を
吸着除去した後の模擬床ドレン廃液または模擬再生廃液
のＬオライ１〜床カラム出口にａ３ける核種（１３４Ｃ
３〉の吸着曲線である。FIG. 1 is a block diagram of an apparatus for explaining the process of treating radionuclide-containing waste liquid according to the present invention. Figures 2 to 4 are graphs showing data of examples of the present invention, in which Figure 2 shows nuclide adsorption curves at the outlets of chelate resin bed columns C1 and C2, and Figure 3 shows 3r at the A-4 type zeolite bed force ram outlet
Figure 4 shows the adsorption curve of the nuclides (134C
3> adsorption curve.
Claims (4)
し不溶解物質を除去したのち、廃液をキレート性イオン
交換樹脂（以下、「キレート樹脂」と略称）に接触させ
て放射性核種を吸着除去する処理方法において、キレー
ト樹脂吸着塔を少なくとも２段直列に設置し、最終段吸
着塔で放射性ストロンチウムのリークが起つたところで
、この最終段吸着塔を再生し、再使用するとともに、こ
の放射性ストロンチウムの溶離再生廃液を無機吸着体に
吸着固定することからなる放射性核種含有廃液の処理方
法。(1) A process in which waste liquid containing at least radionuclides is filtered to remove insoluble substances, and then the waste liquid is brought into contact with a chelating ion exchange resin (hereinafter referred to as "chelate resin") to adsorb and remove radionuclides. In this method, at least two stages of chelate resin adsorption towers are installed in series, and when radioactive strontium leaks in the final stage adsorption tower, this final stage adsorption tower is regenerated and reused, and the radioactive strontium is elution-regenerated. A method for treating waste liquid containing radionuclides, which comprises adsorbing and fixing the waste liquid on an inorganic adsorbent.
ークを、出口液中に共存するマグネシウムイオンを検出
することにより判定して実施する請求項１の処理方法。(2) The treatment method according to claim 1, wherein leakage of radioactive strontium in the final stage adsorption tower is determined by detecting magnesium ions coexisting in the outlet liquid.
６〜９、電導度１０ｍＳ／ｃｍ以下の性状に調整して実
施する請求項１の処理方法。(3) The elution regeneration waste liquid to be adsorbed with an inorganic adsorbent is adjusted to pH
The treatment method according to claim 1, wherein the treatment method is carried out by adjusting the conductivity to 10 mS/cm or less.
実施する請求項１の処理方法。(4) The treatment method according to claim 1, which is carried out using A-4 type zeolite as the inorganic adsorbent.
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