Final Report: Production Test No 105-505-SI. Exposure of Two Different Types of Rubber to Pile Water

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In connection with different seals for C & D equipment it appears advantageous that many parts could be made of rubber or other elastic polymers. However, data on the deterioration rate of these materials under irradiation are somewhat scant in the available literature. It appears that for neutrons and pure gamma radiation that a good grade of natural rubber stands up best in all the test reported and because the results of the neutron irradiation are so closely correlated with results from gamma it has been proposed that the principal source of damage is caused by secondary irradiation generated within … continued below

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Cooke, J. P. November 18, 1953.

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    Publisher Info: Mechanical Development Sub-Unit, Technical Section, Engineering Department.
    Place of Publication: Richland, Washington

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In connection with different seals for C & D equipment it appears advantageous that many parts could be made of rubber or other elastic polymers. However, data on the deterioration rate of these materials under irradiation are somewhat scant in the available literature. It appears that for neutrons and pure gamma radiation that a good grade of natural rubber stands up best in all the test reported and because the results of the neutron irradiation are so closely correlated with results from gamma it has been proposed that the principal source of damage is caused by secondary irradiation generated within the rubber by the neutrons.

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Cooke, J. P. Final Report: Production Test No 105-505-SI. Exposure of Two Different Types of Rubber to Pile Water, report, November 18, 1953; Richland, Washington. (https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc1201908/: accessed September 19, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, UNT Digital Library, https://digital.library.unt.edu; crediting UNT Libraries Government Documents Department.

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