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General methodology for gas monitoring of cladding failure in sodium-cooled fast reactors

Ding et al., 2023

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7240195379969513965
Author
Ding C
Filliatre P
Desgranges L
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Nuclear Engineering and Design

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A gas detection system (DRG) is designed in the sodium-cooled fast reactor (SFR) to limit the release of fissile material into the coolant. The system monitors a fission gas signal in the cover gas resulting from a cladding failure. We developed a general methodology to …
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