JPS6361195A - Continuous melter for spent nuclear fuel - Google Patents

Continuous melter for spent nuclear fuel

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JPS6361195A
JPS6361195A JP61203708A JP20370886A JPS6361195A JP S6361195 A JPS6361195 A JP S6361195A JP 61203708 A JP61203708 A JP 61203708A JP 20370886 A JP20370886 A JP 20370886A JP S6361195 A JPS6361195 A JP S6361195A
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広瀬 保男
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Abstract

(57)【要約】本公報は電子出願前の出願データであるた
め要約のデータは記録されません。
(57) [Abstract] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 〔産業上の利用分野〕 本発明は使用済セラミック核燃料の再処理工程において
、核燃料を加熱された硝酸に溶解し、不溶解性の被覆材
と分離する装置に係わり、特に核分裂性物質の濃度の高
い核燃料を連続的に高能率で溶解処理するに好適な装置
に関する。
[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Application Field] The present invention relates to an apparatus for dissolving nuclear fuel in heated nitric acid and separating it from an insoluble coating material in a reprocessing process of spent ceramic nuclear fuel. In particular, the present invention relates to an apparatus suitable for continuously dissolving nuclear fuel with a high concentration of fissile material with high efficiency.

〔従来の技術〕[Conventional technology]

核燃料の溶解装置として、核燃料を装荷した容器中に必
要なだけの酸を加え、加熱することによって溶解を完結
し、しかる後に溶解液と不溶解性の被覆材とを分別して
取り出すいわゆる回分方式と容器に核燃料と酸を装荷し
ながら溶解液と被覆材をそれぞれ取り出すいわゆる連続
方式がある。
As a nuclear fuel melting device, the so-called batch method is used, in which the necessary amount of acid is added into a container loaded with nuclear fuel, the melting is completed by heating, and then the melting liquid and the insoluble coating material are separated and taken out. There is a so-called continuous method in which the nuclear fuel and acid are loaded into a container while the solution and coating material are taken out respectively.

燃料の溶解に一定時間を要し、毎時装荷量の一定分の1
ずつが溶解するものとすれば、連続式溶解装置の平均燃
料装荷量は同一日間処理容量を有する回分式溶解槽の初
期燃料装荷量の1.5分の1以下より多くはならないも
のと計算させ、現実には4分の1程度と推定される。
It takes a certain amount of time to melt the fuel, and it takes a certain fraction of the hourly loading amount.
If it is assumed that the continuous melting device is melted in batches, it is calculated that the average fuel loading of the continuous melting device will not be more than 1.5 of the initial fuel loading of the batch melting tank with the same daily processing capacity. In reality, it is estimated to be about one-quarter.

このように、連続方式溶解装置は少ない燃料装荷容量で
済み、高能率であるが被覆材からなる不溶解物の取り出
しに問題があり、この点を解決するために、特開昭56
−94297号公報記載の「処理物を液中で連続中に処
理する装置」が提案されている。
As described above, continuous melting equipment requires only a small fuel loading capacity and is highly efficient, but there is a problem in removing undissolved materials from the coating material.
``Apparatus for continuously processing a processed material in a liquid'' described in Japanese Patent No. 94297 has been proposed.

しかし、この装置は、装置内の限られた部分に連続して
燃料を装荷するため高速炉燃料のように核分裂性物質濃
度の高い燃料の溶解には臨界安全性確保の上で困戴であ
る不利点があった。
However, since this device continuously loads fuel into a limited area within the device, it is difficult to ensure criticality safety when melting fuel with a high concentration of fissile material such as fast reactor fuel. There were disadvantages.

〔発明が解決しようとする問題点〕[Problem that the invention seeks to solve]

本発明の目的は、核分裂性物質の濃度が高い核燃料を溶
解処理液に溶解するにあたり、臨界安全性を保ちながら
処理容量を大きく保ち、溶解工程の進行を完全ならしめ
、剪断片の装荷や被覆材の取出しに際して汚染の拡大が
なく、高腐食性の雰囲気中で機械的耐久性を保ち、故障
時にあっても保守の容易な核燃料の連続溶解処理装置を
提供することにある。
The purpose of the present invention is to maintain a large processing capacity while maintaining criticality safety when dissolving nuclear fuel with a high concentration of fissile material in a dissolution treatment solution, to complete the progress of the dissolution process, and to load and coat sheared fragments. It is an object of the present invention to provide a continuous nuclear fuel melting and processing device that does not spread contamination when extracting materials, maintains mechanical durability in a highly corrosive atmosphere, and is easy to maintain even in the event of failure.

〔問題点を解決するための手段〕[Means for solving problems]

本発明の連続溶解装置は溶解処理液を保持する環状容器
内で核燃料の連続して装荷されたかごの配置を自由に行
えるようにし、燃料を装荷したかごを環状容器内にでき
るだけ均等に配置し、燃料を装荷したかごの偏在を避け
る。
The continuous melting device of the present invention allows the cages loaded with nuclear fuel to be freely arranged in a continuous manner within the annular container that holds the dissolution treatment liquid, and arranges the cages loaded with fuel as evenly as possible within the annular container. , avoid uneven distribution of fuel-loaded cars.

これによって、同一の核燃料装荷かごを用いてもより高
い核分裂性物質濃度まで臨界安全性を確保しうる。
This makes it possible to ensure criticality safety up to a higher fissile material concentration even when using the same nuclear fuel loading basket.

上記の機能上の特徴は、溶解処理液を保持する環状容器
が上下に2分割され、固定された下部の貯液部に対して
上部は回転運動をなし、容器上部に設置された核燃料装
荷かご昇降装置を環状容器内の任意の位置に移動できる
構造上の特徴によって達成される。
The above functional features are that the annular container holding the dissolution treatment liquid is divided into upper and lower halves, the upper part rotates relative to the fixed lower liquid storage part, and the nuclear fuel loading basket is installed at the top of the container. This is achieved by structural features that allow the lifting device to be moved to any position within the annular container.

〔作用〕[Effect]

本発明の連続溶解装置においては、複数の燃料装荷かご
を用い、かごに対する燃料装荷量とその溶解減少に依存
する核燃料物質の装置内分布を臨界安全性確保上最適な
条件とする二とが可能である。
In the continuous melting device of the present invention, by using a plurality of fuel loading cages, it is possible to set the distribution of nuclear fuel material within the device, which depends on the amount of fuel loaded into the cages and the reduction in melting thereof, to the optimal conditions for ensuring criticality safety. It is.

実際には、燃料装荷かとは環状容器の中で1個おきに1
方向に配置し、1巡後に間隔を埋めてゆき、全数配置後
には最も先行して配置されたかごから順に被覆材を排出
して新しく燃料剪断片を装荷してゆく。
In reality, fuel loading means that every other one in the annular container is
After one round, the gaps are filled in, and after all the cars have been placed, the sheathing material is discharged in order from the car placed furthest ahead, and a new fuel shear piece is loaded.

〔実施例〕〔Example〕

以下、本発明の一実施例を図により説明する。 Hereinafter, one embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

使用済核燃料の連続溶解装置は、円環状でベースとなる
固定部1とその上に乗っている回転部2とから主として
構成される。
The continuous melting device for spent nuclear fuel is mainly composed of a fixed part 1 having an annular shape and serving as a base, and a rotating part 2 mounted on the fixed part 1.

固定部1はその底部に加熱ジャケット3を持ち。The fixed part 1 has a heating jacket 3 at its bottom.

溶解処理液の貯液槽4.燃料装荷かと5を支持するラッ
ク6から構成される。
Storage tank for dissolving treatment liquid 4. It consists of a rack 6 supporting a fuel loading tank 5.

溶解装置に連結されるすべての配管は固定部で接続され
ている。配管は、燃料剪断片の装荷管7゜酸供給管8.
溶解処理液溢流管9.溶解排ガス抜出管10.被覆材抜
出管11.加熱媒体供給管12、ドレイン管13などか
らなる。
All pipes connected to the melting device are connected by fixed parts. The piping is: fuel shear piece loading pipe 7° acid supply pipe 8.
Dissolving treatment liquid overflow pipe9. Dissolved exhaust gas extraction pipe 10. Covering material extraction pipe 11. It consists of a heating medium supply pipe 12, a drain pipe 13, etc.

固定部1と回転部2とは内側と外側に一対として存在す
る水封装置14によって摺動連結部における気密が保た
れている。
The fixed part 1 and the rotating part 2 are kept airtight at the sliding connection part by a pair of water seal devices 14 provided on the inside and outside.

回転部2は固定部1の一部を構成するガイドレール15
の上に回転部の一部を構成する複数個の駆動ローラ16
によって支えられ、回転運動が与えられる。
The rotating part 2 includes a guide rail 15 that constitutes a part of the fixed part 1.
A plurality of drive rollers 16 forming part of the rotating section are mounted on the
It is supported by and gives rotational motion.

回転部2には燃料装荷かごを上下するための昇降装置1
7が設置され、昇降袋W117の先端は回転保持機構1
8からなり、燃料装荷かごを保持して昇降し、また、回
転させることができる。燃料装荷かと5が回転できるよ
うに回転部2の一部には拡張部19がある。
The rotating part 2 includes a lifting device 1 for raising and lowering the fuel loading basket.
7 is installed, and the tip of the lifting bag W117 is the rotation holding mechanism 1.
8, and can hold the fuel loading basket, raise and lower it, and rotate it. There is an extension 19 in a part of the rotating part 2 to allow the fuel loading and the rotating part 5 to rotate.

円環状の固定部1の内側には円環状の水槽20があり、
水槽20の外周には熱中性子の吸収材としてカドミウム
板21がある。
There is a circular water tank 20 inside the circular fixed part 1,
A cadmium plate 21 is provided around the outer periphery of the water tank 20 as a thermal neutron absorbing material.

本発明に係わる使用済核燃料の連続溶解装置は通常の運
転に必要な個数の燃料装荷かとはあらかじめ固定部1の
中においてラック6に支持されて配置されている。
The continuous melting device for spent nuclear fuel according to the present invention is supported by a rack 6 in the fixed part 1 and is placed in advance with the required number of fuels for normal operation.

燃料装荷かと5は水平断面が扇形であり、上部はラック
6で支持できるように縁部を構成している。
The fuel loading container 5 has a fan-shaped horizontal cross section, and its upper portion forms an edge so that it can be supported by a rack 6.

連続溶解装置はまず、酸供給管8から酸を供給し、溢流
管9の高さまで満し加熱しておく、空の燃料装荷かと5
が装荷管7の下に置き、燃料剪断片をかごに装荷する。
The continuous melting device first supplies acid from the acid supply pipe 8, fills it to the height of the overflow pipe 9, and heats it.
is placed under the loading pipe 7, and the fuel shear pieces are loaded into the basket.

かご5に装荷された使用済燃料のうち剪断操作によって
破砕された燃料物質は溶解液中で急速に溶解する。急速
な溶解が落ちついた所で回転部2を回転し、昇降装置1
117が装荷管7の位置に置いてかと5を吊り上げ、回
転部2を回転して、燃料の装荷されたかごは貯液部4内
の空所に移し、配置する。
Among the spent fuel loaded in the car 5, the fuel material crushed by the shearing operation rapidly dissolves in the solution. When the rapid melting has subsided, the rotating part 2 is rotated, and the lifting device 1
117 lifts up the cage 5 at the position of the loading pipe 7, rotates the rotating part 2, and moves the car loaded with fuel to the empty space in the liquid storage part 4 and places it there.

燃料が装荷されたかごの配置位置から隣接しない位置の
空かごを昇降装置!!17で抜き出し、装荷管7の下に
配置して上記の操作を繰り返す。
A device that lifts and lowers empty cars in positions that are not adjacent to the placement position of the car loaded with fuel! ! 17, place it under the loading pipe 7, and repeat the above operation.

貯液槽4の中に空のかごが無くなった時点で最も先行し
て装荷、配置したかごは昇降装置で吊り上げ、被覆材抜
出管11の上に移動し、回転保持機構によってかごを回
転し、かごの中の被覆材を被覆材抜出管中に排出する。
When there are no empty cages in the liquid storage tank 4, the first loaded and arranged cage is lifted by the lifting device, moved onto the coating material extraction pipe 11, and rotated by the rotation holding mechanism. , the dressing material in the basket is discharged into the dressing material extraction pipe.

被覆材を排出して空となったかごは装荷管7の位置に移
して次の装荷を行う。
After the covering material is discharged, the empty basket is moved to the loading pipe 7 for the next loading.

上記の操作を行う間に、溶解処理液の核燃料物質濃度が
一定値を越えて高くならないように酸を供給し、供給量
に相当する溶解処理液は溢流管9から流出することによ
って連続的な溶解が達成される。
During the above operations, acid is supplied so that the concentration of nuclear fuel material in the dissolution solution does not exceed a certain value, and the dissolution solution equivalent to the supplied amount flows out from the overflow pipe 9, thereby continuously supplying acid. A good dissolution is achieved.

使用済核燃料の溶解に伴って発生する排ガスは抜出管1
0から構成される装置内の圧力は外部の圧力より若干低
く保たれ、装置の外部に放射性の物質が拡散することを
防いでいる。
Exhaust gas generated from the melting of spent nuclear fuel is extracted from extraction pipe 1.
The pressure inside the device made of 0 is kept slightly lower than the outside pressure to prevent radioactive substances from diffusing outside the device.

燃料装荷かごの配置において、連続するいかなる装荷か
とも隣接させないことによって、より高い核分裂性物質
濃度においても臨界安全性を保つことができる。
Criticality safety can be maintained even at higher fissile material concentrations by arranging the fuel loading basket so that it is not adjacent to any consecutive loading.

本発明に係わる連続溶解装置においては、固定部1はす
べての配管と接合され、高耐食性の材料によって長期に
わたって保守の必要がないように保たれる1回転部2に
は回転駆動のためのローラ16、昇降袋!17.回転保
持機構18などの駆動部が集約される0回転部2は円環
状の水封装置14で固定部1と連結されているので、回
転部2は垂直に吊り上げることによって容易に固定部1
から切り離すことができ、駆動部分の保守を容易に行う
ことができる。
In the continuous melting device according to the present invention, a fixed part 1 is connected to all the pipes, and a rotary part 2, which is made of highly corrosion-resistant material and does not require maintenance over a long period of time, has a roller for rotational drive. 16. Lifting bag! 17. The zero-rotation part 2, in which drive parts such as the rotation holding mechanism 18 are integrated, is connected to the fixed part 1 by an annular water seal device 14, so the rotating part 2 can be easily attached to the fixed part 1 by lifting vertically.
The drive part can be easily maintained.

本発明は上記の実施例に拘らず1回転部2の回転運動を
計算機で制御し、結果的に核燃料装荷かごの配置を制御
することによって達成され、また、装置の外部に放射線
の測定器を設置し、燃料装荷かごの溶は残り燃料量を測
定し、溶解処理液を容器の底部から汲み上げ、燃料装荷
かご内に循環せしめ、さらに、溶解の終了した燃料装荷
かごには吊下げた位置で水または希酸水溶液をスプレー
して付着している溶解処理液を除去するなどの方法を付
加することによって達成される。
The present invention is achieved by controlling the rotational movement of the one-rotation unit 2 using a computer, and thereby controlling the arrangement of the nuclear fuel loading cage, regardless of the above-described embodiment, and also by installing a radiation measuring device outside the device. The amount of remaining fuel in the fuel loading basket is measured, and the dissolving treatment liquid is pumped up from the bottom of the container and circulated inside the fuel loading basket. This can be achieved by adding a method such as spraying water or a dilute acid aqueous solution to remove the adhering dissolving treatment liquid.

本実施例によれば。According to this example.

(1)燃料装荷かごの配置が自由に行えるため、連続し
て装荷したかごを隣接して配置することがないため高い
核分裂性物質濃度の使用済燃料の連続溶解においても臨
界安全性が確保できる。
(1) Since the fuel loading baskets can be freely arranged, consecutively loaded baskets are not placed next to each other, so criticality safety can be ensured even in the continuous melting of spent fuel with a high concentration of fissile material. .

(2)主要な駆動機構を酸や燃料剪断粉塵と接する恐れ
のない装置外部に持つため装置の信頼性を高くできる。
(2) The reliability of the device can be increased because the main drive mechanism is located outside the device, where there is no risk of it coming into contact with acid or fuel shear dust.

(3)連続溶解操作の過程において、装置内は常に外部
と比較して減圧に保たれ、従って、放射性物質の装置外
への拡散の恐れがない。
(3) During the process of continuous dissolution operation, the inside of the device is always kept at a reduced pressure compared to the outside, so there is no risk of radioactive substances diffusing outside the device.

(4)定期的な保守の必要な駆動部はすべて固定部と分
離の容易な回転部に集約しており保守の実施が容易であ
る。
(4) All drive parts that require periodic maintenance are integrated into a fixed part and a rotating part that can be easily separated, making maintenance easy.

〔発明の効果〕〔Effect of the invention〕

本発明によれば、核分裂性物質濃度の高い核燃料を装荷
した核燃料装荷かごを連続溶解装置内で自由に配置でき
るので、核燃料装荷かとは装置内における中性子増倍率
を最も低くするように配置することが可能であり、従っ
て、核分裂性物質の濃度の高い核燃料を溶解処理液に溶
解するにあたり臨界安全性を保ちながら処理容量を大き
くできる効果がある。
According to the present invention, the nuclear fuel loading basket loaded with nuclear fuel with a high concentration of fissile material can be freely placed in the continuous melting device, so the loading of nuclear fuel means arranging it so as to minimize the neutron multiplication factor in the device. Therefore, it is possible to increase the processing capacity while maintaining criticality safety when dissolving nuclear fuel with a high concentration of fissile material in the dissolution processing solution.

また、燃料剪断片の装荷や被覆材の取り出し、燃料装荷
かごの昇降、移動などに係わる機構はすべて水封装置を
伴う密封容器中に備えられるので放射性物質の拡染が装
置外に拡散することがなく、さらに、駆動機構はすべて
密封容器外に備えられているので高腐食性の溶解液を取
扱っても信頼が高く、故障時にあっても保守が容易とな
るなどの効果がある。
In addition, all the mechanisms involved in loading the fuel shear pieces, removing the sheathing material, and lifting and lowering and moving the fuel loading basket are installed in a sealed container with a water-sealing device, so there is no possibility that radioactive materials will spread outside the device. In addition, since all drive mechanisms are provided outside the sealed container, reliability is high even when handling highly corrosive solutions, and maintenance is easy even in the event of a failure.

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

図は本発明の一実施例の使用済核燃料の連続溶解装置の
縦断面図である。 1・・・固定部、2・・・回転部、3・・・加熱ジャケ
ット、4・・・貯液槽、5・・・燃料装荷かと、6・・
・ラック、7・・・装荷管、8・・・酸供給管、9・・
・溢流管、10・・・溶解排ガス抜出管、11・・・被
覆材抜出管、12・・・加熱媒体供給管、13・・・ド
レイン管、14・・・水封装置、15・・・ガイドレー
ル、16・・・駆動ローラ。
The figure is a longitudinal cross-sectional view of a continuous melting device for spent nuclear fuel according to an embodiment of the present invention. 1...Fixed part, 2...Rotating part, 3...Heating jacket, 4...Liquid storage tank, 5...Fuel loading, 6...
・Rack, 7... Loading pipe, 8... Acid supply pipe, 9...
- Overflow pipe, 10...Dissolved exhaust gas extraction pipe, 11...Coating material extraction pipe, 12...Heating medium supply pipe, 13...Drain pipe, 14...Water seal device, 15 ... Guide rail, 16... Drive roller.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 1、溶解処理液を保持する耐腐食性の環状容器中に設定
された任意の位置に複数の耐腐食性核燃料装荷かごを配
置し、核燃料装荷かごの下部を溶解処理液に浸漬せしめ
ることを特徴とする使用済核燃料の連続溶解装置。 2、前記環状容器は貯液部からなる固定された下部と回
転運動をしうる上部とに二分され、上部構造物に核燃料
装荷かごの昇降装置を有することを特徴とする特許請求
範囲第1項記載の使用済核燃料の連続溶解装置。 3、前記環状容器は核燃料剪断片の投入口および使用済
核燃料の溶解過程で発生する排ガスの出口を除いては水
封装置によつて気密に保たれていることを特徴とする特
許請求範囲第1項又は第2項記載の使用済核燃料の連続
溶解装置。 4、前記環状容器内において、核燃料剪断片が装荷され
たかごは最も先行して配置された核燃料装荷かごに隣接
して配置することを特徴とする特許請求範囲第1項、第
2項又は第3項記載の使用済核燃料の連続溶解装置。 5、前記環状容器の中でそれぞれ設定された場所におい
て、核燃料剪断片の燃料装荷かごへの装荷および燃料装
荷かごからの不溶性被覆材の取り出しを行うことを特徴
とする特許請求範囲第1項、第2項、第3項又は第4項
記載の使用済核燃料の連続溶解装置。 6、前記環状容器において、昇降装置によつて吊り上げ
られた状態の燃料装荷かごに正対して放射線検出装置を
設置し、溶解処理の前後における燃料装荷かごの発生す
る放射線を測定することを特徴とする特許請求範囲第1
項、第2項、第3項、第4項又は第5項記載の使用済核
燃料の連続溶解装置。 7、前記環状容器において、溶解処理液を容器の底部か
ら汲み上げ、燃料装荷かご内に循環せしめることを特徴
とする特許請求範囲第1項、第2項、第3項、第4項、
第5項又は第6項記載の使用済核燃料の連続溶解装置。
[Claims] 1. A plurality of corrosion-resistant nuclear fuel loading baskets are placed at arbitrary positions in a corrosion-resistant annular container that holds a dissolution treatment liquid, and the lower part of the nuclear fuel loading basket is filled with the dissolution treatment liquid. A continuous melting device for spent nuclear fuel, characterized by immersing it in a spent nuclear fuel. 2. The annular container is divided into a fixed lower part consisting of a liquid storage part and an upper part capable of rotational movement, and the upper structure has an elevating device for a nuclear fuel loading cage. The device for continuously melting spent nuclear fuel described above. 3. The annular container is kept airtight by a water sealing device except for the inlet for nuclear fuel sheared pieces and the outlet for exhaust gas generated during the melting process of spent nuclear fuel. The continuous melting device for spent nuclear fuel according to item 1 or 2. 4. In the annular container, the cage loaded with the nuclear fuel sheared pieces is arranged adjacent to the nuclear fuel loading cage arranged furthest in advance. The continuous melting device for spent nuclear fuel according to item 3. 5. Loading the nuclear fuel sheared pieces into the fuel loading basket and removing the insoluble cladding material from the fuel loading basket are carried out at respective set locations in the annular container, The continuous melting device for spent nuclear fuel according to item 2, 3, or 4. 6. In the annular container, a radiation detection device is installed directly facing the fuel loading basket that is lifted by the lifting device, and the radiation generated by the fuel loading basket before and after the melting treatment is measured. Claim 1
The continuous melting device for spent nuclear fuel according to item 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5. 7. In the annular container, the dissolving treatment liquid is pumped up from the bottom of the container and circulated within the fuel loading basket, Claims 1, 2, 3, and 4;
The continuous melting device for spent nuclear fuel according to item 5 or 6.
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JPS6221096A (en) * 1985-07-19 1987-01-29 三菱重工業株式会社 Melter for previously irradiated nuclear fuel
JPS6236593A (en) * 1985-08-12 1987-02-17 三菱重工業株式会社 Melter for irradiated nuclear fuel

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