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Maritime Loop Irradiation Program for Savannah I Fuel Post-Irradiation Examination of SI5BM Fuel Assembly

Description: Abstract: A stainless steel clad 9-rod assembly fabricated by The Babcock & Wilcox Company was irradiated in a boiling water loop of the General Electric Test Reactor. A post-irradiation examination revealed no significant dimensional changes on the fuel rods. the results of mass spectrometric analysis made of the pelletized UO2 fuel indicated a maximum burnup of 11,500 MWD/tonne was attained by Rod B-4 during the exposure.An x-ray diffraction examination of an unirradiated fuel sample revealed… more
Date: November 7, 1963
Creator: Mathay, P. W.
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Nuclear Superheat Project Fabrication, Irradiation and Evaluation of Superheat Fuel Element SH-1 and SH-2

Description: The fabrication, irradiation and evaluation of the first two superheat fuel assemblies is described in detail. Experimental data indicate that, in general, the nuclear superheat fuel elements have performed satisfactorily under the testing conditions used. Certain problem areas which will influence future fuel element designs have been defined.
Date: April 7, 1960
Creator: Lees, E. A.; Boyle, R. F. & Spalaris, C. N.
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Amendment No. 2 To License Application For Nuclear Test Reactor

Description: GE is amending its application of 6/5/57 to construct and operate the Nuclear Test Reactor in order to incorporate changes in procedure and equipment.
Date: October 7, 1958
Creator: General Electric Company
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The Fast Effect in a Beryllium Moderated Reactor

Description: The effect of the (n, 2n) and (n, o<) reactions on the neutron economy of a beryllium moderated reactor is investigated.
Date: December 7, 1959
Creator: Novak, P. E.
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