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Mosebetsi J Leotlela,I Petr,E Taviv,I Malgas
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A number of spent fuel pools at nuclear power stations that have been operating since the mid 1980s or earlier are gradually approaching their full capacity. This puts pressure on the nuclear facility to develop strategies to increase the storage space o...
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Mosebetsi J Leotlela,I Petr
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Fuel assembly misload incidents represent a serious nuclear safety concern from a nuclear criticality safety point of view, since they can potentially cause reactivity induced accidents (RIA) accidents with severe consequences. Misloads are a result of i...
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Vitaliy Galchenko,Vladyslav Soloviov
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Using a burnup credit as safety criteria in a spent nuclear fuel (SNF) criticality calculations required accuracy isotopes composition preparation approach. Comparisons between calculation results and existing experimental data are one effective way for ...
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Bruce Robert Hugo
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Accurate prediction of evaporative losses from spent nuclear storage pools (SFPs) is important for activities ranging from sizing of water makeup systems during plant design to predicting the time available to supply emergency makeup water following seve...
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Jarunee Kraikaew
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Thailand is the member of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) from December 7, 1972. Thailand, as the non-nuclear weapon state (NNWS), signed and ratified Safeguards Agreement (SG) with International Atomic Energy Agency (I...
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