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Determination of nuclear material content of items originating from damaged spent fuel assemblies by using collimated gamma-spectrometric scanning

Nguyen et al., 2019

Document ID
1621200225010985961
Author
Nguyen T
Van Nguyen Q
Lakosi L
Publication year
Publication venue
Progress in Nuclear Energy

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Correlation of the fission product Cs-137, U, and Pu with burn-up has been used to develop a method for determining the U and Pu contents of items originating from 30 spent fuel assemblies (SFAs), which became unusable due to an event in 2003 at Paks Nuclear Power …
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