Nukem Limited

Thomas Schmidt-Hansberg

Hans Huschka

Milan F Hrovat

Lothar Rachor

Karl G Hackstein

Heinrich Porth

Reinhard Kroebel

There is described a process for the production of high temperature resistant, high density ceramic molded articles at a temperature above 1300.degree. C. and at high pressure in a mold. For this purpose, the blank is heated outside the mold, transferred with a die at 1 to 10 m/sec into the cold mold, compressed there and ejected in the pressing direction. Thereby, the residence time in the mold must be less than 3 msec and the sum of the transport time of the blank from heating up to the mold and the residence time in the mold so regulated that the temperature drop between the nucleus of the blank and the surface of the blank does not exceed 150.degree. C.

Process for the production of high temperature resistant, high density

There are known molded bodies for the safe, long time fixation of radioactive and toxic wastes which have a matrix of graphite and inorganic binding agent, preferably nickel sulfide. An increased resistance to leaching is obtained with molded bodies that have a waste containing nucleus and a waste free shell made of the same graphite matrix.

Molded body for embedding radioactive waste and process for its

For the longtime fixation of radioactive and toxic waste there are used molded bodies made of graphite with nickel sulfide as a binding agent. The molded bodies show especially good properties if the nickel sulfide is in the form of Ni.sub.3 S.sub.2.

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