ISO 15366-1:2014

Nuclear fuel technology — Chemical separation and purification of uranium and plutonium in nitric acid solutions for isotopic and isotopic dilution analysis by solvent extraction chromatography — Part 1: Samples containing plutonium in the microgram range and uranium in the milligram range

Publication date: 17 qer 2014

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Current stage: 90.20 Effective date: 15 korr 2024

Originator: ISO

Owner: ISO/TC 85/SC 5

Type: International Standard

ICS: 27.120.30

Gjuha: frëngjisht anglisht

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ISO 15366-1:2014 describes procedures to chemically separate and purify uranium and plutonium in dissolved solutions of irradiated light water reactor fuels and in samples of high active liquid waste of spent fuel reprocessing plants, prior to their isotopic analysis by e.g. mass spectrometric method or alpha spectrometry. ISO 15366-1:2014 describes a technique for the separation of uranium and plutonium in spent fuel type samples based on chromatographic method. The procedure applies to samples containing 1 μg to 150 μg Pu (IV) and (VI) and 0,1 mg to 2 mg U (IV) and (VI) in up to 2 ml of 3 mol·l-1 nitric acid solution. It is applicable to mixtures of uranium and plutonium in which the U/Pu-ratio can range from 0 up to 200.

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PREVIOUSLY

WITHDRAWN
ISO 15366:1999

NOW

PUBLISHED
ISO 15366-1:2014
90.20 Standard under periodical review
15 korr 2024

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SSH EN ISO 15366-1:2016

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Teknologjia e karburantit bërthamor - Ndarjet kimike dhe pastrami i uranit dhe plutonit në tretësirat e acidit nitrik për analizat e izotopeve dhe holluesve të izotopeve me kromatografi me ekstrakt tretës - Pjesa 1: Mostrat që përmbajnë plutonium në gamën e mikrogramit dhe uraniumit në rangun e miligramit (ISO 15366-1: 2014 )

60.60 Standard published

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