Development of a U-235 enriched UO2 core design for the Lead-Cooled Fast Reactor

Last updated 22nd Aug 2017
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PhD Student, Nuclear Engineering, North Carolina State University

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Nuclear power plants produce a lot of heat which is cooled using a coolant such as water and is then used to generate electricity. Majority of commercially operating reactors around the world are ...

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Fabrication of uranium alloy fuel slug for sodium-cooled fast reactor by injection casting
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Study on in-vessel shielding design concepts for small-size pool-type sodium-cooled fast reactors
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Validation of the DYN3D-Serpent code system for SFR cores using selected BFS experiments. Part I: Serpent c...
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