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Single Storage Canister to MACSTOR®-14578

Petrovic et al.

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18416476171389710760
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Petrovic M
Eng P
Hashmi J

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Candu Energy is a wholly owned subsidiary of SNC Lavalin. As former commercial division of Atomic Energy of Canada Limited (AECL), Candu Energy now holds exclusive rights to all aspects of CANDU® technology. The company has the experience in spent fuel storage …
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