Lecture

Nuclear fission: Energy Release and Fission Fragments

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Description

This lecture covers the energy release from fission in a nuclear reactor, including fission and burnup rates, fuel burnup, and fission fragments yields and decay. It also discusses the importance of fission fragments in terms of decay heat, poisoning, and neutron balance.

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Energy engineering

Nuclear power: Topics in nuclear power

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Nuclear physics: Topics in nuclear physics

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