Radiation Exposures in Fabricating <sup>233</sup>U-Th Fuels

Nichols, J.P.; Brooksbank, R.E.; Ferguson, D. E.

doi:10.13182/nt65-a20487

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“…Contamination of U-233 with U-232 and its daughters necessitates handling the U-233 in hot cells, even after decontamination by reprocessing [16,17], Thus, special requirements have to be fulfilled for refabrication processes of this fissile material.…”

Section: Development Of Two Aqueous Chemical Processes For U-233 Refamentioning

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Aqueous Chemical Processes for the Preparation of High Temperature Reactor Fuel Kernels

1978

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Nuclear fuel ¡High temperature reactor fuel kernels/U0 2 , Th0 2 , (Th, U)0 2 /Aqueous chemical processes Summary Two aqueous chemical processes are described that are particularly suitable for the preparation of High Temperature Reactor Fuel. The first process produces Th0 2 or (Th, U)0 2 kernels; the second one uranium bearing kernels consisting of U0 2 , VC x Oy or UC 2 . A short description of the equipment developed is also given.

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Section: Development Of Two Aqueous Chemical Processes For U-233 Refamentioning

confidence: 99%