- Columbia SC, US Lu Liu - Swansea SC, US Timothy Milner - Lexington SC, US
International Classification:
G21F 9/30
Abstract:
A method for thermal volume reduction of waste material contaminated with radionuclides includes feeding the waste material into a fluidized bed reactor, injecting fluidizing gas into the fluidized bed reactor to fluidize bed media in the fluidized bed reactor, and decomposing the waste material in the fluidized bed reactor. A system for thermal volume reduction of the waste material includes one or more of a feedstock preparation and handling system, a fluidized bed reactor system, a solids separation system, and an off-gas treatment system. The method and system may be used to effectively reduce the volume or radioactive wastes generated from the operation of nuclear facilities such as nuclear power plants including wastes such as spent ion exchange resin, spent granular activated carbon, and dry active waste. The majority of the organic content in the waste material is converted into carbon dioxide and steam and the solids, including the radionuclides, are converted into a waterless stable final product that is suitable for disposal or long-term storage.
Dr. Milner graduated from the University of Tennessee College of Medicine at Memphis in 1998. He works in Decatur, GA and 2 other locations and specializes in Vascular Surgery. Dr. Milner is affiliated with Dekalb Medical At North Decatur and Southern Regional Medical Center.
Schuller; his wife, Arvella; his daughter, Carol Schuller Milner; and her husband, Timothy Milner, have filed a number of claims in Bankruptcy Court alleging that the church owes them money for copyright infringement, intellectual property violations and unpaid contracts. The church was sold to the
Date: Mar 10, 2012
Category: U.S.
Source: Google
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includes a $2-million reserve fund to pay church founder the Rev. Robert H. Schuller, 85, his wife Arvella, their daughter Carol Schuller Milner and her husband, Timothy Milner, for various claims. Schuller had previously arranged to be paid $350,000 in living expenses per year for the rest of his life.