Titlebook: Nuclear Fission Reactors; I. R. Cameron Book 1982 Plenum Press, New York 1982 Plutonium.Uran.control.design.diffusion.engine.fuel.kinetics

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Materials Problems for Nuclear Reactors,ding chemical corrosion for long periods of time. These problems are well understood on the basis of extensive experience. The nuclear power plant, however, introduces a range of new problems associated with the use of materials in a high radiation environment.

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Basic Physics of the Atom and the Nucleus, acceptance until it was put on a quantitative basis by the growth of modern science in the 19th century. In particular, the British chemist John Dalton, in 1808, explained the known laws of chemical combination on the assumption that any given element is composed of identical ., which differ from t

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Elements of Nuclear Reactor Theory,e calculation of the rate of power generation at different points in the core requires a knowledge of the neutron density and neutron energy distribution at each of these points. Other operating characteristics dependent on an understanding of the physical processes in the reactor include the respon

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Nuclear Fuels and Their Characteristics,nly the first is naturally occurring, since the radioactive half-lives of the others are sufficiently short that any quantities which were formed in the original nucleosynthesis event which gave rise to the material of the solar system have long since decayed. U. is formed by neutron capture in the

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General Survey of Reactor Types,basic parameters such as fuel type, moderator, and coolant. One possible classification is by intended use, e.g., research, plutonium production, electricity generation, or propulsion units for submarines or surface ships. In this chapter we will concentrate on power reactors, both on account of the

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The Gas-Cooled Graphite-Moderated Reactor,ermi at Chicago in December 1942 was a natural uranium, graphite- moderated reactor. The principal use of graphite-moderated reactors for power generation, however, has been in the United Kingdom and France. In both cases, the original motivation was the advantage of constructing a system combining

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