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A project is in progress within the AFCI program, including collaborative process design through the U.S. Department of Energy–Commissariat a’l Energie Atomique (France) technical exchange, to develop the UREX+ co-decontamination solvent extraction process that will simultaneously separate a uranium product, a plutonium–neptunium product, and a technetium product from the minor actinides and fission products (high-level waste) contained in spent fuel from light water reactors. Development of optimum flowsheet conditions is based on experimental tests, technical literature studies, calculations using computer models, and confirming demonstration tests.
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