A Weak-Acid Resin-derived (WAR) kernel has been selected as the new reference recycle fuel, and the irradiation program reoriented toward establishing optimum specifications. The loaded resin is carbonized to a dispersion of UO$sub 2$ in carbon at about 1200$sup 0$C. Continued heating to higher temperatures can convert the UO$sub 2$ to carbide, completely at 1800$sup 0$C. Performance of WAR fuels at three levels of conversion is compared. 5 references (auth)
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A Weak-Acid Resin-derived (WAR) kernel has been selected as the new reference recycle fuel, and the irradiation program reoriented toward establishing optimum specifications. The loaded resin is carbonized to a dispersion of UO$sub 2$ in carbon at about 1200$sup 0$C. Continued heating to higher temperatures can convert the UO$sub 2$ to carbide, completely at 1800$sup 0$C. Performance of WAR fuels at three levels of conversion is compared. 5 references (auth)
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Homan, F.J.; Long, E.L. Jr. & Beatty, R.L.Development of a recycle fuel for the HTGR,
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