Abstract: Method of freeing from radioactive corrosion products and from conditioning substances stemming from the coolant loop of a nuclear reactor, ion exchanger resins spent in the operation of the reactor includes thoroughly rinsing the resin with deionate so as to release suspended radioactive substances from the resins, separating the release suspended radioactive substances in a mechanical filter, rinsing with diluted mineral acid the resin previously rinsed with deionate so as to release radioactive cations and anions therefrom, adsorbing the cations and anions in an adsorber substance fixed on an inorganic carrier, and separating the conditioning substances from the mineral acid with which the resins have been rinsed and forming chemical compounds therewith for reuse.

Abstract: The instant invention relates to a continuous process for the manufacture of heat set yarns. The process comprises firstly passing a two or more ply twisted filament or spun yarns having a latent bulk in the single ends into a first heating zone to develop the latent bulk, passing the yarn into a second heating zone where the yarn is heated to a temperature higher than it was heated in the first zone, and then passing the yarn into a cooling zone while imposing a false twist which runs back into its second heating zone. The second heating zone and the cooling zone serve to set the bulk and the twist and to increase the torque of the yarn. The yarn is then fed to a take-up and wound into a package.