Published October 1999 | Version v1
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Operational and safety characteristics of reactors with materials having remarkable indeterminateness in data

  • 1. Nuclear Research Institute, Rez (Czech Republic)
  • 2. Institutte of Nuclear Techniques of the TUB, Budapest (Hungary)

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High Pu isotopes and minor actinides occur in contemporary reactors only in the very small amount and that is why we have not needed their data with high precise and it was also practically excluded to test them on the standard reactors measurements. On the contrary in the trans mutational technologies reactors consist of only such fissionable materials. Taking into account how hard was in the past to have good uranium libraries we can hardly rely that there will be such in our disposal before the start up the first experimental reactor for transmutation. (Authors)

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Publishing Information

Publisher
Kiadja and KFKI Atomenergia Kutato Intezet
Imprint Place
Budapest (Hungary)
ISBN
963-372-616-6
Imprint Title
Proceedings of the ninth Symposium of Atomic Energy Research
Imprint Pagination
[780 p.]
Journal Page Range
p. 733-751
Report number
INIS-SK--00-027

Conference

Title
9. Symposium of Atomic Energy Research
Dates
4-8 Oct 1999
Place
Demanovska Dolina (Slovakia)

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