Fission Gas Behavior in Fast Reactor Fuel under Transient Power Conditions

Dias, J.W.; Okrent, D.; Erdmann, R.C.

doi:10.13182/nt74-a31458

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The Work Energy In An Isentropic Expansion1

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“…One has to look closely to determine whether a large descrepancy between a PAD calculation and a VENUS calculation with the isentropic work evaluated is because there is a basic difference in damage potential or only because the two measures of damage potential are so different. 30 The reason the numbers can be so different for these two measures is that in weak accidents where only a small part of the excursion energy is available for work most of the available work in our expansion to one atmosphere comea after the core has expanded beyond a factor of eight in volume.…”

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confidence: 99%