Notley et al., 1965 - Google Patents
The effect of UO2 density on fission product gas release and sheath expansionNotley et al., 1965
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- Notley M
- MacEwan J
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The effect of U02 density on fission product gas release and sheath expansion has been determined in an irradiation experiment in which the performance of fuel elements with densities between 10.42 and 10.74 g/cm3 was compared at Shd0 values of 39 and 42~/cm …
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