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Meeting 2026 TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition
Symposium Measurement & Control of High Temperature Processes
Presentation Title Online Monitoring of Molten Chloride Purification
Author(s) Thomas Selmi, Dev Chidambaram
On-Site Speaker (Planned) Thomas Selmi
Abstract Scope Moisture in molten chloride salts is known to hydrolyze and form corrosive impurities such as hydroxide ions in the melt. Detection and removal of these impurities is imperative to decreasing the corrosiveness of the salt and increasing the reliability of molten salt systems. Experiments demonstrating two methods of salt purification with in-situ monitoring using optical spectroscopy will be presented. This project is supported by Department of Energy (DOE), office of nuclear energy through award DE-NE-0009370. T.S. is supported by DOE’s Graduate Fellowship under award DE-NE0009105.
Proceedings Inclusion? Planned:
Keywords Other, Other, Process Technology

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Process-Aware Multiscale Temporal Modeling for Working Condition Identification in the Traveling Grate Pelletizing Processes
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