P. Soper, G. Roberts, L. F. Lightner, D. Walker, M. Plodinec
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Optimization of glass composition for the vitrification of nuclear waste at the Savannah River plant
Waste glasses of different compositions were compared in terms of leachability, viscosity, liquidus temperature, and coefficient of expansion. The compositions of the glasses were determined by statistical optimization. Waste glass of the optimized composition is more durable than the current reference composition but can still be processed at low temperature.