Published 1997 | Version v1
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Core management, operational limits and conditions and safety aspects of the Australian High Flux Reactor (HIFAR)

Creators

  • 1. ANSTO, Nuclear Technology Div., Menai (Australia)

Description

HIFAR is a DIDO class reactor which commenced routine operation at approximately 10 MW in 1960. It is principally used for production of medical radio-isotopes, scientific research using neutron scattering facilities and irradiation of silicon ingots for the electronics industry. A detailed description of the core, including fuel types, is presented. Details are given of the current fuel management program HIFUEL and the experimental measurements associated with reactor physics analysis of HIFAR are discussed. (author)

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ENS RRFM '97. Transactions. Oral presentations and posters

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Publishing Information

Publisher
European Nuclear Society
Imprint Place
Berne (Switzerland)
Imprint Title
ENS RRFM '97. Transactions. Oral presentations and posters
Imprint Pagination
216 p.
Journal Page Range
p. 141-144
Report number
INIS-CH--50A

Conference

Title
1. International topical meeting on research reactor fuel management
Acronym
RRFM '97
Dates
5-7 Feb 1997
Place
Bruges (Belgium)

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Notes
10 refs Imprint:figs., tabs., refs