Тhe transformation of the oxide coatings of aluminum by imitation factors of nuclear power plants

Milinchuk, V.K.; Klinshpont, E.R.; Belozerov, Vladimir Ivanovich; Khavroshina, I.S.; Sadikov, E.I.

doi:10.1016/j.nucet.2016.07.004

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“…----pH60 6.5 Since it is common to inhibit the production of the main oxidizing species, such as O 2 , H 2 O 2 , and •OH radicals, by adding an adequate amount H 2 , further calculations simulating a flow of hydrogen were performed. This also allows to simulate possible H 2 production from aluminum-water reactions induced by γ-radiation [18][19][20]. Figure 9 refers to similar calculations in which a hydrogen flow at three different concentrations was simulated in water with pH 60 6.5, 7, and 7.5.…”

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Preliminary Assessment of Radiolysis for the Cooling Water System in the Rotating Target of SORGENTINA-RF

Sartorio

Angiolini²,

Flammini³

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The SORGENTINA-RF project aims at developing a 14 MeV fusion neutron source featuring an emission rate in the order of 5–7 × 1013 s−1. The plant relies on a metallic water-cooled rotating target and a deuterium (50%) and tritium (50%) ion beam. Beyond the main focus of medical radioisotope production, the source may represent a multi-purpose neutron facility by implementing a series of neutron-based techniques. Among the different engineering and technological issues to be addressed, the production of incondensable gases and corrosion product into the rotating target deserves a dedicated investigation. In this study, a preliminary analysis is carried out, considering the general layout of the target and the present choice of the target material.

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confidence: 99%