Author: L. C. SchwendimanPublisher:
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Category : Mixed oxide fuels (Nuclear engineering)
Languages : en
Pages : 29
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Study of Plutonium Oxide Leak Rates from Shipping Containers
Author: L. C. SchwendimanPublisher:
ISBN:
Category : Mixed oxide fuels (Nuclear engineering)
Languages : en
Pages : 29
Book Description
Study of Plutonium Oxide Leak Rates from Shipping Containers. Quarterly Progress Report, October 1, 1976--December 21, 1976
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Languages : en
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Preliminary data show that a 10-.mu.m orifice will transport a very small amount of fine particles. Realistically, much of the UO2 work is planned to consider initially 20 .mu.m and larger holes. The first use of a settling-agglomeration computer code gave results believed to be realistic, but the computed data should be compared with experimental data.
Study of Plutonium Oxide Leak Rates from Shipping Containers
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Category : Mixed oxide fuels (Nuclear engineering)
Languages : en
Pages : 49
Book Description
Study of Plutonium Oxide Leak Rates from Shipping Containers
Author: L. C. SchwendimanPublisher:
ISBN:
Category : Mixed oxide fuels (Nuclear engineering)
Languages : en
Pages : 21
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Study of Plutonium Oxide Leak Rates from Shipping Containers. Quarterly Progress Report, 1 January 1978--31 March 1978
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Languages : en
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Progress to date is summarized on five tasks: (1) review literature and theoretical work relating to transmission of particles through channels, (2) investigate the relationship of gas flow rates, leak geometries, pressure, and temperatures, (3) measure transmission of a well characterized simulant (UO2 powder) through leaks, (4) measure fuel grade PuO2 leaks through a standard leak, and (5) investigate PuO2 leaks through simulated and defected containers.
Study of Plutonium Oxide Powder Emissions from Simulated Shipping Container Leaks
Author: J. D. YessoPublisher:
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Category : Nuclear fuels
Languages : en
Pages : 132
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Study of Plutonium Oxide Leak Rates from Shipping Containers. Quarterly Progress Report, April 1, 1977--June 30, 1977
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Languages : en
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The study was initiated in October, 1976. Several tasks are to be undertaken in the study. In combination, they have the end objective of defining the leak rates of plutonium oxide powder from characterized leaks. This is the third quarterly report of this work. Previous reports were issued as BNWL-2260-1 and -2. Progress on each of the tasks is reported. (TFD).
Study of Plutonium Oxide Leak Rates from Shipping Containers. Quarterly Progress Report, January 1, 1977--March 31, 1977
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Languages : en
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The status of the following tasks is reported: review literature and theoretical work relating to transmission of particles through channels; investigate the relationship of gas flow rates, leak geometries, pressures, and temperatures; measure transmission of a well characterized simulant (UO/sub 2/ powder) through several leaks; measure fuel grade PuO/sub 2/ leaks through a ''standard leak'' incorporated into a suitable container; measure fuel grade PuO/sub 2/ leak rates from a simulated leaking container; and develop the analysis methodology to correlate PuO/sub 2/ leak rates with gas leak rates. (LK).
Study of Plutonium Oxide Leak Rates from Shipping Containers. Quarterly Progress Report, 1 January 1978--31 March 1978
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ISBN:
Category :
Languages : en
Pages :
Book Description
Progress to date is summarized on five tasks: (1) review literature and theoretical work relating to transmission of particles through channels, (2) investigate the relationship of gas flow rates, leak geometries, pressure, and temperatures, (3) measure transmission of a well characterized simulant (UO/sub 2/ powder) through leaks, (4) measure fuel grade PuO/sub 2/ leaks through a standard leak, and (5) investigate PuO/sub 2/ leaks through simulated and defected containers.
Author: L. C. Schwendiman