Alternative Technologies for the Destruction of Chemical Agents and Munitions (1993) / Chapter Skim
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Either of these options can be combined with methods to reduce the volume of gas emlsslons. Agent releases from accidents in the destruction facility and releases to the atmosphere of residual unreacted agent or toxic products from equipment malfunction can all be avoided for any alternative technology by applying a closed system concept to all gas streams leaving the facilities.
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3. Initial weapons disassembly and agent detoxification and partial omdation could meet international tread demilitarization requirements and eliminate the risk of catastrophic agent releases during continued storage.
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Processes proposed for oxidation of agent or of products from its chemical detoxification include wet air and supercntical water oxidation, molten salt oxidation, fluidized-bed combustion, steam gasification, plasma arc (electric arc) furnaces, and molten metal baths.
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