Publication

Freshly induced short-lived gamma-ray activity as a measure of fission rates in lightly re-irradiated spent fuel

Rakesh Chawla, Hanna Kröhnert
2010
Journal paper

Abstract

A new measurement technique has been developed to determine fission rates in burnt fuel following re-irradiation in a zero-power research reactor The development has been made in the frame of the LIFE@PROTEUS program at the Paul Scherrer Institute which aims at characterizing the interfaces between fresh and highly burnt fuel assemblies in modern LWRs

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Freshly induced short-lived gamma-ray activity as a measure of fission rates in lightly re-irradiated spent fuel

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