JPS62284100A - Electropolishing decontamination device - Google Patents

Electropolishing decontamination device

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JPS62284100A
JPS62284100A JP12848386A JP12848386A JPS62284100A JP S62284100 A JPS62284100 A JP S62284100A JP 12848386 A JP12848386 A JP 12848386A JP 12848386 A JP12848386 A JP 12848386A JP S62284100 A JPS62284100 A JP S62284100A
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decontaminated
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cathode
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Takeshi Mizutani
武 水谷
Kazuaki Onozuka
小野塚 和晃
Yutaka Hasegawa
裕 長谷川
Tetsuo Morisue
森末 哲夫
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Toshiba Corp
Chubu Electric Power Co Inc
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To surely electropolish and decontaminate the upper and lower faces of a material to be decontaminated by loading the material to be decontaminated on an upward-expanding conical anode, providing cathodes on the inside and outside of the material to be decontaminated, and impressing a voltage between both electrodes. CONSTITUTION:The material 3 to be decontaminated such as pieces of a cut pipe is loaded on the upward-expanding conical anode 6 to secure the contact with the anode 6. The material 3 is dipped in an electrolyte 2. The cathode 4 for the internal face is set on the inside of the material 3 to be decontaminated, and the cathode 5 for the external face is set on the outside of the material to be decontaminated. An insulator 7 is provided under the anode 6 to fix the anode 6. A voltage is impressed between the anode 6 and the cathodes 4 and 5 to pass a current, and the material 3 to be decontaminated is electropolished. The positioning of the material 3 to be decontaminated is facilitated by this method, and the decontamination efficiency is improved.

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【発明の詳細な説明】 3、発明の詳細な説明 〔発明の技術分野〕 本発明は放射性物質で汚染された金属物品から放射性物
質を除去する(以下除染という)際に使用する電解研磨
除染装置に関する。
Detailed Description of the Invention 3. Detailed Description of the Invention [Technical Field of the Invention] The present invention relates to an electrolytic polishing method used to remove radioactive materials from metal articles contaminated with radioactive materials (hereinafter referred to as decontamination). Regarding dyeing equipment.

[発明の技術的背景] 例えば原子力発電所内で使用されて放射性物質で汚染さ
れた金属物品の除染には、一般に電解研磨除染装置が使
用される。これは電解研磨除染装置によると、金属表面
に堆積した放射性物質だけでなく、金属表面に固着した
放射性物質あるいは金属結晶内部に入りこんだ放射性物
質の除去が可能であり、かつ電解研磨を施す際微少な研
磨厚の制御が容易であるからである。以下この電解研磨
除染装置について説明する。すなわち電解槽内に貯留さ
れた電解液中に、汚染した金属物品(以下被除染物とい
う)を浸漬し、上記電解槽内に設けた陰極と、上記被除
染物との間に電圧を印加して電流を流し、上記被除染物
を電解研磨することにより除染する構成である。
[Technical Background of the Invention] For example, electrolytic polishing decontamination equipment is generally used to decontaminate metal articles that are used in nuclear power plants and are contaminated with radioactive substances. This is because, according to the electrolytic polishing decontamination equipment, it is possible to remove not only radioactive substances deposited on the metal surface, but also radioactive substances stuck to the metal surface or radioactive substances that have entered the metal crystal. This is because it is easy to control minute polishing thickness. This electrolytic polishing decontamination apparatus will be explained below. In other words, a contaminated metal article (hereinafter referred to as the object to be decontaminated) is immersed in an electrolytic solution stored in an electrolytic cell, and a voltage is applied between the cathode provided in the electrolytic cell and the object to be decontaminated. The structure is such that the object to be decontaminated is decontaminated by electrolytically polishing the object to be decontaminated.

[背景技術の問題点] 一般に上記被除染物として大きな割合を占めるものに配
管切断片がある。この配管切断片の場合γ 外面も切断時の2Y汚染により汚染さているが、主に汚
染されているのは、原子炉−次系冷却水に直接接触して
いた内面の方である。したがって電解研磨除染装置とし
ては、被除染物の外面の除染は勿論のこと、内面の除染
を可能にするものでなければならなかった。しかしなが
ら従来の電解研磨除染装置はかかる機能を実現する構成
にはなっておらず、その実現が要求されていた。
[Problems with Background Art] In general, cut pipe pieces account for a large proportion of the objects to be decontaminated. In the case of this pipe cut piece, the outer surface is also contaminated by 2Y contamination during cutting, but it is the inner surface that was in direct contact with the reactor subsystem cooling water that is mainly contaminated. Therefore, an electrolytic polishing decontamination device must be able to decontaminate not only the outer surface of the object to be decontaminated, but also the inner surface. However, conventional electrolytic polishing decontamination equipment is not configured to realize such a function, and there has been a demand for its realization.

〔発明の目的〕[Purpose of the invention]

本発明は以上の点に基づいてなされたものでその目的は
、被除染物の外面のみならず、内面をも確実に除染する
ことが可能な電解研磨除染装置を提供することにある。
The present invention has been made based on the above points, and an object of the present invention is to provide an electrolytic polishing decontamination device that can reliably decontaminate not only the outer surface of an object to be decontaminated, but also the inner surface.

〔発明の概要〕[Summary of the invention]

すなわち本発明による電解研磨除染装置は、電解槽に貯
留した電解液中に被除染物を浸S貴し、上記電解槽内に
陰極を配置し、この陰極と上記被除染物との間に電圧を
印加して電流を流し、前記被除染物を電解研磨すること
により除染する電解研磨除染装置において、上記被除染
物内に挿入された内面用陰極と、上記被除染物を囲むよ
うに配置された外面用陰極と、上記被除染物を積載する
ことにより被除染物と接触し上広がりの円錐形をなして
いる陽極とを具備した構成である。
That is, in the electrolytic polishing decontamination apparatus according to the present invention, an object to be decontaminated is immersed in an electrolytic solution stored in an electrolytic tank, a cathode is disposed in the electrolytic tank, and a conductor is placed between the cathode and the object to be decontaminated. In an electropolishing decontamination device that decontaminates the object to be decontaminated by applying a voltage and flowing current to electrolytically polish the object to be decontaminated; The structure includes an external cathode disposed on the outside, and an anode that comes into contact with the objects to be decontaminated by loading the objects to be decontaminated, and has a conical shape that expands upward.

〔発明の実施例〕[Embodiments of the invention]

以下第1図および第2図を参照して本発明の一実施例を
説明する。第1図は本実施例による電解研磨装置の縦断
面図であり、第2図は第1図の■−■断面図である。図
中符号1は電解槽を示し、この電解槽1内には電解液2
が貯留されている。
An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2. FIG. 1 is a longitudinal cross-sectional view of the electrolytic polishing apparatus according to this embodiment, and FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line -■ in FIG. Reference numeral 1 in the figure indicates an electrolytic cell, and this electrolytic cell 1 contains an electrolytic solution 2.
is stored.

この電解液2中には被除染物3が収容されており、この
被除染物3の内側には内面用陰極4が設置されている。
An object to be decontaminated 3 is housed in the electrolytic solution 2, and an inner surface cathode 4 is installed inside the object to be decontaminated.

一方上記被除染物3の外側には、外面用陰極5が設置さ
れている。また前記電解槽1の底部には陽極6が設置さ
れている。上記被除染物3はこの陽極6の上に載置され
、これによって陽極6との接触が確保される。
On the other hand, an external cathode 5 is installed outside the object 3 to be decontaminated. Further, an anode 6 is installed at the bottom of the electrolytic cell 1. The object to be decontaminated 3 is placed on this anode 6, thereby ensuring contact with the anode 6.

上記陽極6は、上広がりの円錐形いわゆるすりばち状を
なしている。このように陽極6をすりばち状としたのは
、次のような理由からである。まず陽極6の上に被除染
物3を載置しただけで、被除染物の径には無関係に被除
染物3下部の内面用陰極4に対する芯出しが可能なよう
にする為である。またすりばち状にすることにより、被
除染物3の内面が全面的に内面用陰極4に対面すること
になり、電流の流れが部分的に妨害されるということが
ないからである。上記陽極6の下部には絶縁材7が設置
されており、この絶縁材7により陽極6を固定している
。また上記絶縁材7は、上記陽極6と、内面用陰極4、
この内面用陰極4に下方で接続されている内面用隙極ブ
スバ8および外面用陰極5を電気的に絶縁させる機能を
も有している。上記被除染物3上にはおもり9が載置さ
れている。このおもり9はその底面側に円錐状の凹部9
Aが形成されており、また上下方向に上記凹部9Aに連
通する貫通穴9Bが形成されている。
The anode 6 has an upwardly expanding conical shape, ie, a cone shape. The reason why the anode 6 is formed into a pincushion shape is as follows. First, simply by placing the object 3 on the anode 6, it is possible to center the object 3 with respect to the inner surface cathode 4 below the object 3, regardless of the diameter of the object. Moreover, by forming the dome shape, the inner surface of the object to be decontaminated 3 entirely faces the inner surface cathode 4, so that the flow of current is not partially obstructed. An insulating material 7 is installed below the anode 6, and the anode 6 is fixed by this insulating material 7. Further, the insulating material 7 includes the anode 6, the inner surface cathode 4,
It also has the function of electrically insulating the inner surface gap electrode bus bar 8 and the outer surface cathode 5 which are connected to the inner surface cathode 4 below. A weight 9 is placed on the object 3 to be decontaminated. This weight 9 has a conical recess 9 on its bottom side.
A is formed, and a through hole 9B communicating with the recess 9A in the vertical direction is formed.

前記内面用陰極4はこの貫通穴9Bを貫通して配置され
ている。上記おもり9を載置することにより、陽極6と
被除染物3との接触を確実なものとするとともに、被除
染物3の上部を内面用陰極3に対する芯だしを容易にす
る機能を有する。そして電解槽1の上部開口1Aは、蓋
体10により閉塞されている。これにより電解研磨時の
気泡破裂に伴なう電解液滴の飛散防止を図る構成である
The inner surface cathode 4 is disposed passing through this through hole 9B. By placing the weight 9, it is possible to ensure the contact between the anode 6 and the object 3 to be decontaminated, and also to facilitate centering of the upper part of the object 3 to be decontaminated with respect to the inner surface cathode 3. The upper opening 1A of the electrolytic cell 1 is closed by a lid 10. This structure is designed to prevent electrolyte droplets from scattering due to bubble bursting during electrolytic polishing.

以上の構成を基にその作用を説明する。まず蓋体10を
取外して、内面用陰極4を配置する。そして被除染物3
を電解液2中に浸シ責させて陽極6上に載置する。これ
によって被除染物3の下部の内面用陰極4に対する芯出
しが行なわれる。、被除染物3を陽極6上に載置した後
、被除染物3上におもり9を載置する。かかるおもり9
の載置により被除染物3と陽極6との接触が確実なもの
となる。それと同時に被除染物3の内面用陰極4に対す
る上部の芯出しが行なわれ、これによって被除染物3全
体の芯出しが行なわれる。被除染物3の上におもり9を
載置した後、上記蓋体10より電解槽1の上部開口1A
を閉塞する。次に上記陽極6と内面用陰極4および外面
用陰極5との間に電圧を印加して電流を流し、被除染物
3に電解研磨を施す。なお被除染物3の内面側および外
面側の両方の除染を行なう必要がない場合には、必要な
い方の陰極には電圧を印加する必要はなく、いずれか一
方の陰極のみに電圧を印加すればよい。そして予め設定
された時間が経過したのち、電圧の印加を停止して電解
研磨を終了する。そして前記蓋体10を取外して、電解
槽1内より被除染物3を取出して、次の工程例えば洗浄
工程に移送する。
The operation will be explained based on the above configuration. First, the lid 10 is removed and the inner surface cathode 4 is placed. And object to be decontaminated 3
is immersed in electrolyte 2 and placed on anode 6. As a result, centering is performed for the inner surface cathode 4 at the bottom of the object 3 to be decontaminated. After placing the object 3 to be decontaminated on the anode 6, a weight 9 is placed on the object 3 to be decontaminated. Weight 9
By placing the , the contact between the object 3 to be decontaminated and the anode 6 is ensured. At the same time, the upper part of the object 3 to be decontaminated relative to the inner surface cathode 4 is centered, and thereby the entire object 3 to be decontaminated is centered. After placing the weight 9 on the object 3 to be decontaminated, the upper opening 1A of the electrolytic cell 1 is opened from the lid 10.
occlude. Next, a voltage is applied between the anode 6, the inner surface cathode 4, and the outer surface cathode 5 to cause current to flow, and the object 3 to be decontaminated is subjected to electrolytic polishing. Note that if it is not necessary to decontaminate both the inner and outer surfaces of the object 3 to be decontaminated, there is no need to apply voltage to the unnecessary cathode, but only to one of the cathodes. do it. After a preset time has elapsed, the voltage application is stopped and the electrolytic polishing is completed. Then, the lid 10 is removed, and the object 3 to be decontaminated is taken out from the electrolytic cell 1 and transferred to the next step, for example, a cleaning step.

そして次の被除染物3を電解槽1内に配置して、上述し
たと同様の操作をくりかえす。
Then, the next object 3 to be decontaminated is placed in the electrolytic cell 1, and the same operations as described above are repeated.

ここで本実施例による電解研磨装置により実際に除染し
た例について説明する。ここに使用した除染対象物は、
実際に原子力発電所にて使用されていた配管切断片であ
り、NaIシンチレーションカウンタより計測時間10
分て゛、除染対象のγ線計数率を測定し、次に示す式(
I)に従がって相対計数率(RC)を算出した。
Here, an example in which decontamination was actually performed using the electrolytic polishing apparatus according to this embodiment will be described. The objects to be decontaminated used here are:
This is a cut piece of piping that was actually used at a nuclear power plant, and was measured using a NaI scintillation counter for 10 hours.
Then, measure the gamma ray count rate of the object to be decontaminated, and calculate the following formula (
Relative count rate (RC) was calculated according to I).

RC=(試験片γ線計数率)/(バックグラウンドγ線
計数率)・・・(I> またバックグラウンドのγ線計数率の相対標準偏差(R
C)は次の式(II)により算出した。
RC=(specimen γ-ray count rate)/(background γ-ray count rate)...(I> Also, the relative standard deviation of the background γ-ray count rate (R
C) was calculated using the following formula (II).

Rσ=(バックグラウンドγ線計数率標準偏差)・・・
 (I[) そして測定結果を次の表−1に示す。
Rσ=(background γ-ray count rate standard deviation)...
(I[) The measurement results are shown in Table 1 below.

表−1 この表−1からも明らかなように、本実施例によこれに
よって金属物品が完全に除染されてバックグラウンドの
放射能レベルまで低下していることがわかる。
Table 1 As is clear from Table 1, it can be seen that in this example, the metal articles were completely decontaminated and the radioactivity level was reduced to the background level.

以上本実施例による電解研磨除染@置によると、被除染
物3の外面はもちろんのこと、内面をも確実に除染する
ことができ、除染効率の向上を図ることが可能となる。
As described above, according to the electrolytic polishing decontamination method according to the present embodiment, not only the outer surface of the object 3 to be decontaminated, but also the inner surface can be reliably decontaminated, and the decontamination efficiency can be improved.

そして被除染物3を電解液2中に浸シ責させるだけで被
除染物3は陽極6と接触し、電圧を印加することができ
るようになるので、操作が簡単で除染作業の能率向上を
図ることが可能となる。そして特に本実施例の陽極6は
、上広がりの円錐形すなわちすりばち状になっているの
で、被除染物3の内面の全面が内面用陰極4と対面し、
それによって部分的に電流が流れなくなるといった事態
を防止することができ除染効率の向上を効果的に図るこ
とが可能となる。さらに、上記陽極6をすりばち状にし
たことと、被除染物3の上方に載置されるおもり9の底
面側をも円錐状にしたことにより被除染物3の径には無
関係に被除染物3の内面用陰極4に対する芯出しが容易
となり、これによっても除染作業の能率向上を図ること
が可能となる。
By simply immersing the object 3 in the electrolyte 2, the object 3 comes into contact with the anode 6 and voltage can be applied, making the operation easy and improving the efficiency of decontamination work. It becomes possible to aim for. In particular, the anode 6 of this embodiment has an upwardly expanding conical shape, that is, a dome shape, so that the entire inner surface of the object 3 to be decontaminated faces the inner surface cathode 4.
As a result, it is possible to prevent a situation where current stops flowing partially, and it is possible to effectively improve decontamination efficiency. Furthermore, by making the anode 6 into a conical shape and by making the bottom side of the weight 9 placed above the object 3 to be decontaminated into a conical shape, the object to be decontaminated can be removed regardless of the diameter of the object 3 to be decontaminated. It becomes easy to center the inner surface cathode 4 of No. 3, and this also makes it possible to improve the efficiency of decontamination work.

〔発明の効果〕〔Effect of the invention〕

以上詳述したように本発明による電解研磨除染装置は、
電解槽に貯留した電解液中に被除染物を浸5貴し、上記
電解槽内に陰極を配置し、この陰極と上記被除染物との
間に電圧を印加して電流を流し、前記被除染物を電解研
磨することにより除染する電解研磨除染装置において、
上記被除染物内に挿入された内面用陰極と、上記被除染
物を囲むように配置された外面用陰極と、上記被除染物
を積載することにより被除染物と接触し上広がりの円錐
形をなしている陽極とを具備した構成である。
As detailed above, the electrolytic polishing decontamination apparatus according to the present invention has
An object to be decontaminated is immersed in an electrolytic solution stored in an electrolytic tank, a cathode is placed in the electrolytic tank, a voltage is applied between the cathode and the object to be decontaminated, and a current is applied to cause the object to be decontaminated. In electrolytic polishing decontamination equipment that decontaminates decontaminated objects by electropolishing,
A cathode for the inner surface inserted into the object to be decontaminated, a cathode for the outer surface arranged to surround the object to be decontaminated, and a conical shape that spreads upward and comes into contact with the object to be decontaminated by loading the object to be decontaminated. It has a configuration including an anode that has a shape.

したがって被除染物の外面側はもとより内面側をも効果
的に除染することができ、除染効率を大幅に向上させる
ことが可能となるとともに、陽極を上広がりの円錐形と
しているので、被除染物を単に陽極上に載置するだけで
被除染物の位置決めを行なうことができ、除染作業の能
率向上を図ることが可能となる。また陽極を上広がりの
円錐形としたことにより被除染物の内面の全面が内面用
陰極に対面するようになり、部分的に電流の流れが防げ
られるといった事態を防止することができ、除染効率の
向上を図る上で極めて効果的である。
Therefore, it is possible to effectively decontaminate not only the outer side of the object to be decontaminated, but also the inner side, making it possible to greatly improve the decontamination efficiency. The object to be decontaminated can be positioned simply by placing the object on the anode, making it possible to improve the efficiency of decontamination work. In addition, by making the anode a conical shape that spreads upward, the entire inner surface of the object to be decontaminated faces the inner surface cathode, making it possible to prevent the situation where current flow is partially blocked. It is extremely effective in improving efficiency.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of drawings]

第1図および第2図は本発明による一実施例を示す図で
、第1図は電解研磨除染装置の縦断面図、第2図は第1
図の■−■断面図である。 1・・・電解槽、2・・・電解液、3・・・被除染物、
4・・・内面用陰極、5・・・外面用陰極、6・・・陽
極。 出願人代理人 弁理士 鈴江武彦 =11− 第1図 第2因
1 and 2 are diagrams showing one embodiment of the present invention, in which FIG. 1 is a longitudinal sectional view of an electrolytic polishing decontamination device, and FIG.
It is a sectional view taken along ■-■ in the figure. 1... Electrolytic cell, 2... Electrolyte, 3... Decontaminated object,
4... Cathode for inner surface, 5... Cathode for outer surface, 6... Anode. Applicant's agent Patent attorney Takehiko Suzue = 11- Figure 1, Factor 2

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 電解槽に貯留した電解液中に被除染物を浸漬し、上記電
解槽内に陰極を配置し、この陰極と上記被除染物との間
に電圧を印加して電流を流し、前記被除染物を電解研磨
することにより除染する電解研磨除染装置において、上
記被除染物内に挿入された内面用陰極と、上記被除染物
を囲むように配置された外面用陰極と、上記被除染物を
積載することにより被除染物と接触し上広がりの円錐形
をなしている陽極とを具備したことを特徴とする電解研
磨除染装置。
An object to be decontaminated is immersed in an electrolytic solution stored in an electrolytic tank, a cathode is placed in the electrolytic tank, a voltage is applied between the cathode and the object to be decontaminated, and a current is applied to the object. An electrolytic polishing decontamination device that decontaminates by electrolytically polishing the object, an inner surface cathode inserted into the object to be decontaminated, an outer cathode arranged to surround the object to be decontaminated, and an object to be decontaminated. An electrolytic polishing decontamination device characterized by comprising: an anode having an upwardly expanding conical shape that contacts an object to be decontaminated by loading an anode;
JP12848386A 1986-06-03 1986-06-03 Electropolishing decontamination device Pending JPS62284100A (en)

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