DESTRUCTIVE AND NONDESTRUCTIVE BURNUP DATA FROM NATURAL UO$sub 2$ FUEL.

Christensen, D.E.; Matsen, R.P.

doi:10.2172/4043534

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“…In the case of the Batch Core fuel rods (FS12 through FE69 above), the details of the facility have been reported previoUSly (8,26) and scanning procedures for the measurements discussed here were essentially the same as has been described. (8) An exception was the procedure used to scan rod FS12 which was done before a GE(Li) detector was available to the facility and before the x-y movement of the facility was automated.…”

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Plutonium Recycle Burnup Data and Results From the Batch Core Experiment.

Christensen¹,

Kottwitz²,

Oden³

et al. 1972

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As a result of the Batch Core Experiment which was conducted in the Plutonium Recycle Test Reactor, a large amount of burnup data and gammaray data was made available for analysis. The data represented plutonium recycle fuel in that the fuel composition was initially U0 2 -2 wt% Pu0 2 .A maximum burnup of 9485 MWD/MTM was determined from the fuel samples The gamma-ray data were analyzed to determine power distributions and effects of fission product migration. The results indicated localized regions of fission product concentrations due to the migrations of 106Ru _ 106 Rh , 134 Cs and 137 Cs .• . .

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