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Irradiation Stability of Uranium Alloys at High Exposures.


DE2001780119

Publication Date 2001
Personal Author McDonell, W. R.
Page Count 6
Abstract Postirradiation examinations were begun of a series of unrestrained dilute uranium alloy specimens irradiated to exposures up to 13,000 MWD/T in NaK-containing stainless steel capsules. This test, part of a program of development of uranium metal fuels for desalination and power reactors sponsored by the Division of Reactor Development and Technology, has the objective of defining the temperature and exposure limits of swelling resistance of the alloyed uranium. This paper discusses those test results.
Keywords
  • Uranium alloys
  • Post-irradiation examination
  • Desalination plants
  • Power reactors
  • Swelling
  • Temperature dependence
  • Radiation doses
  • Limiting values
  • Irradiation
Source Agency
  • Technical Information Center Oak Ridge Tennessee
Corporate Authors Department of Energy, Aiken, SC. Savannah River Site.; Department of Energy, Washington, DC.
Document Type Technical Report
NTIS Issue Number 200125
Irradiation Stability of Uranium Alloys at High Exposures.
Irradiation Stability of Uranium Alloys at High Exposures.
DE2001780119

  • Uranium alloys
  • Post-irradiation examination
  • Desalination plants
  • Power reactors
  • Swelling
  • Temperature dependence
  • Radiation doses
  • Limiting values
  • Irradiation
  • Technical Information Center Oak Ridge Tennessee
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