Process for introducing zinc into a water-containing component of the primary system of a nuclear power plant
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1. A process for preventing a deposition of radioactive cobalt and/or for reducing a corrosion susceptibility of materials in a water-containing component of a primary system of a boiling-water reactor or pressurized-water reactor nuclear power plant, which comprises introducing an effective amount of zinc into the component as at least one soluble zinc compound selected from the group consisting of zinc complexes and metal zincates.
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Abstract
Disclosed is a process for introducing zinc into a water-containing component of the primary system of a nuclear power plant, in particular for preventing the deposition of radioactive cobalt and/or for reducing the possible susceptibility of materials in the component to corrosion. An effective level of zinc is introduced into the component as a dissolved zinc compound which is a zinc complex and/or metal zincate. c
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- 1. A process for preventing a deposition of radioactive cobalt and/or for reducing a corrosion susceptibility of materials in a water-containing component of a primary system of a boiling-water reactor or pressurized-water reactor nuclear power plant, which comprises introducing an effective amount of zinc into the component as at least one soluble zinc compound selected from the group consisting of zinc complexes and metal zincates.
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