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Cooling corrosion in the reprocessing of nuclear fuel

2026-07-15View Original

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There are various typical corrosion problems in the cooling phase of nuclear fuel reprocessing, which directly affect the lifespan of the equipment and its operational safety. The key related aspects are as follows: 1. Corrosion problems in major cooling scenarios – Cooling corrosion in spent fuel pools: After being unloaded, spent fuel needs to be cooled in pools for 5 to 10 years, during which boric acid is widely used as a neutron absorber. When the pool water evaporates and concentrates, the pH of the saturated boric acid solution at 95°C

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