This project designed and created a large-scale pyrolysis incineration system that decomposes waste tributyl phosphate/kerosene (TBP/OK) solvent from the plutonium/uranium process (PU-REX) in the nuclear industry. This system consists of a suspension preparation system (SPS), a pyrolysis and ash discharge system (PADS), and a combustion furnace and gas treatment system (CGS). The preparation of a waste TBP/OK emulsified suspension in the SPS, continuous operation experiments of the PADS and CGS, and pyrolysis incineration experiments were conducted. The results show that the SPS achieved the automatic preparation and feeding of emulsified suspensions at 30 kg/h. The PADS decomposed 99.99% of the TBP/OK emulsified suspensions and fixed more than 99% of phosphorus. The CGS burned the pyrolysis gas without diesel oil and purified more than 99.995% of the radioactive nuclides. This system showed great feasibility, stability, continuity, and safety, proving the compatibility between multiple systems of this new design. This paper marks a significant step in pyrolysis incineration technology for the nuclear industry.

In this work, we have used the bubble template solvothermal method to prepare TiO₂ Hollow Spheres (THS) for in situ growth of WS₂ on their surfaces and a three-phase TiO₂ Hollow Spheres/WS₂ (THS/WS₂) heterostructure composite. We also investigated the influence of W/Ti molar ratio on the morphology, structure, and optical properties of the delaminated THS/WS₂ composite and studied its photocatalytic activity to degrade RhB in visible light. Experiment result expresses that THS/WS₂-0.20 material shows the best photocatalytic activity, which is 3.9 times higher than that of THS alone. On this basis, the process of photogenerated charge carriers and photocatalytic charge transfer on the surface of the delaminated THS/WS₂ composite was elucidated, which provides a technical support for the fabrication and research of the mechanism of a three-dimensional TiO₂-based heterojunction photocatalyst.