Wet sieving and magnetic separation for the treatment of radioactive secondary waste produced from waterjet abrasive suspension cutting

Chaudhry, Muhammad Junaid; Gentes, Sascha; Heneka, Alexander; Krauß, Carla Olivia

doi:https://doi.org/10.5194/sand-2-9-2023

Articles | Volume 2

https://doi.org/10.5194/sand-2-9-2023

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06 Sep 2023

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Wet sieving and magnetic separation for the treatment of radioactive secondary waste produced from waterjet abrasive suspension cutting

Muhammad Junaid Chaudhry, Sascha Gentes, Alexander Heneka, and Carla Olivia Krauß

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The research project aims to separate abrasive and steel particles with the help of magnetic separation and wet sieving produced by waterjet abrasive suspension cutting. For this purpose, a prototype separation system with a magnetic filter has already been built and tested, which can separate up to 98 % of the steel particles from the mixture.