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A viability study of gamma emission tomography for spent fuel verification: JNT 1955 phase I technical report

Smith et al., 2016

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13425473314254627697
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Smith E
Jacobsson S
Mozin V
Jansson P
Miller E
Honkamaa T
Deshmukh N
White T
Wittman R
Trellue H
Grape S
Davour A
Vaccaro S
Andersson P
Holcombe S
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The potential for gamma emission tomography (GET) to detect partial defects within a spent nuclear fuel assembly is being assessed through a collaboration of Support Programs to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). In the first phase of this study, two safeguards …
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