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Thulium oxide fuel characterization study (thulium-170 fueled capsule parametric design)

Description: A doubly encapsulated thulia wafer, i.e., individually lined wafers stacked one upon another inside a fuel capsule was studied. The temperature profiles were determined for thulia power densities ranging from 8 to 24 W/cc and fuel capsule surface temperatures ranging from 1000/sup 0/F (538/sup 0/C) to 2000/sup 0/F (1093/sup 0/C). Parametric studies were also carried out on a singly encapsulated configuration in which the thulia wafers were stacked face to face in an infinitely long, lined cylin… more
Date: October 1, 1968
Creator: DesChamps, N.H.
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Thulium oxide fuel characterization study: Thulium-170 fueled capsule parametric design

Description: An analytical parametric study was made of an infinitely long, cylindrical fuel capsule containing thulia (Tm/sub 2//sup 170/O/sub 3/) encapsulated in two different physical forms and in two different liner configurations. Diameters of wafers maintained at 0.060 inch thickness were varied between 0.6 and 3.0 inches. Radial temperature profiles were determined for thulia power densities ranging from 8 to 24 W/cc and fuel capsule surface temperatures ranging from 1000 to 2732/sup 0/F. Hastelloy-X… more
Date: June 24, 1970
Creator: DesChamps, N.H.; Fink, C.R. & Nelson, C.A.
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Thulium oxide fuel characterization study: Thulium-170 fueled capsule parametric design

Description: An analytical parametric study was made of an infinitely long, cylindrical fuel capsule containing thulia (Tm/sub 2//sup 170/o/sub 3/) encapsulated in two different physical forms and in two different liner configurations. Diameters of wafers maintained at 0.060 inch thickness were varied between 0.6 and 3.0 inches. Radial temperature profiles were determined for thulia power densities ranging from 8 to 24 w/cc and fuel capsule surface temperatures ranging from 1000 to 2732/sup 0/F. Hastelloy X… more
Date: November 1, 1969
Creator: DesChamps, N.H.; Fink, C.R. & Nelson, C.A.
Item Type: Refine your search to only Report
Partner: UNT Libraries Government Documents Department
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