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Transmutation Fuel Performance Code Conceptual Design
doi: 10.2172/911923
One of the objectives of the Global Nuclear Energy Partnership (GNEP) is to facilitate the licensing and operation of Advanced Recycle Reactors (ARRs) for transmutation of the transuranic elements (TRU) present in spent fuel. A fuel performance code will be an essential element in the licensing process ensuring that behavior of the transmutation fuel elements in the reactor is understood and predictable. Even more important in the near term, a fuel performance code will assist substantially in the fuels research and development, design, irradiation testing and interpretation of the post-irradiation examination results.
- University of North Texas United States
- University of North Texas United States
Post-Irradiation Examination, Design, 99 - General And Miscellaneous//Mathematics, Performance, Testing, 11 - Nuclear Fuel Cycle And Fuel Materials, Computing, Transmutation Fuel, Gnep, Nuclear Energy, Fuel Behavior Model, Transmutation Fuel Behavior Model, Licensing, And Information Science, Irradiation, Fuel Elements, Spent Fuels
Post-Irradiation Examination, Design, 99 - General And Miscellaneous//Mathematics, Performance, Testing, 11 - Nuclear Fuel Cycle And Fuel Materials, Computing, Transmutation Fuel, Gnep, Nuclear Energy, Fuel Behavior Model, Transmutation Fuel Behavior Model, Licensing, And Information Science, Irradiation, Fuel Elements, Spent Fuels
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