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Figure 6 Flow sheet for the recovery of vanadium from leached solution of spent V2O5 catalyst using Cyanex 272.

Based on above investigation, a process flow sheet was developed for the recovery of vanadium from leached solution of spent V2O5 catalyst (Figure 6).

Figure 5 McCabe-Thiele diagram for determination of number of stages for complete extraction of iron from leached solution of spent V2O5 catalyst (conditions 30%(v/v) Cyanex 272 in kerosene, pH-3).

Leached solution of spent V2O5 catalyst containing V, Al, Fe and Ti loaded to the Cyanex 272 by two stage counter current process as determined by McCabe –Thiele plot (Figures 4 and 5) using O/A phase ratio of 1 2.

To separate V from Fe Al and Ti from the leached solution the pH was fixed to 3. Figure 2 Effect of pH on the extraction of metal ions from leached solution of spent V2O5 catalyst (conditions 30%(v/v) Cyanex 272 in kerosene, O/A phase ratio-1 1). ratio-1 1

Figure 1 Effect of solvent concentration for the extraction of metal ions from leached solution of spent V2O5 catalyst containing (mg/L) V. Extraction efficiency of vanadium is highly dependent on pH because it forms different anionic complexes at low pH (Zeng and Yong Cheng 2009b).

The McCabe –Thiele plot represented in Figures 4 and 5 for Fe and Al, respectively, predicted requirement of 2 theoretical stages at O/A ratio at 1 2 for complete extraction of associated metal ions (Al, Fe, and Ti) and subsequent separation of vanadium from leached solution of spent V2O5 catalyst.

The simple reprocessing method based on precipitation using N-cyclohexyl-2 pyrrolidone (NCP) as a selective precipitant for U and Pu ions from dissolved solutions of spent FBR fuels has been developed.

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There is no safe and permanent storage solution for spent fuel, which remains radioactive for tens of thousands of years.