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Prospects for Chemical Weapon Destruction in Molten Slag and Metal of Airtight Furnace

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Abstract

According to publications made in Russia, the most mature Russian technologies of chemical demilitarization are:

  • three-stage chemical detoxification technology (draining of chemical munitions, chemical detoxification, incineration of liquid wastes and munitions body thermal degasification) [1];

  • technology for liquid agents incineration using liquid propellent rocket engines as high-temperature chemical jet reactors [2];

  • technology for liquid agents incineration using a pulse gas-cycle compression reactor on the base of a piston diesel engine [3].

From publications made abroad, the following developments stand out:

  • technology for gas-flame incineration of liquid agent [4];

  • technology for agent destruction in molten salt [5];

  • cryofracture technology [6].

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  1. “Plasma-Test” Joint-Stock Company, 6/8 Maroseyka Str., Moscow, Russia

    A. M. Gonopolsky (General Director, General Designer, Doc. Eng., Professor), S. A. Panfilov (Deputy Director in R & D, Doc. Eng., Professor), G. S. Sakulin (Chief Researcher, Dr. Chem., Professor) & L. I. Seleznev (Chief Researcher, Doc. Eng., Professor)

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Gonopolsky, A.M., Panfilov, S.A., Sakulin, G.S., Seleznev, L.I. (1996). Prospects for Chemical Weapon Destruction in Molten Slag and Metal of Airtight Furnace. In: Holm, F.W. (eds) Scientific Advances in Alternative Demilitarization Technologies. NATO ASI Series, vol 6. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-1683-8_2

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