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[en] A description is given of the test fusion reactor OTR which is conceived to be a major step between the present generation of tokamaks in the USSR and commercial reactors. The design of OTR is based on near-term technologies and its construction will possibly be around the year 2000. (orig.)
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1. international symposium on fusion nuclear technology (ISFNT-1); Tokyo (Japan); 10-15 Apr 1988; Symposium also took place on 18-19 April 1988.
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Vyzkumne a experimentalni reaktory a jejich vyuziti v ramci cs. jaderneho programu - prubeh a vysledky celostatniho seminare
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Letter-to-the-editor.
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Nukleon; ISSN 0302-8542;
; (no.2); p. 23

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[en] The paper presents in foil form the plan of the new stage of research and development fusion in Japan
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Ehrlich, K. (ed.); Daum, E. (ed.); Kernforschungszentrum Karlsruhe GmbH (Germany). Inst. fuer Materialforschung; Kernforschungszentrum Karlsruhe GmbH (Germany). Projekt Kernfusion; Association Euratom-Kernforschungszentrum Karlsruhe GmbH (KFK) (Germany); 310 p; ISSN 0303-4003;
; May 1994; p. 21-26; IEA-workshop on intense neutron sources; Karlsruhe (Germany); 21-23 Sep 1992

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Brun, V.N.; Kirillov, E.V.
Nauchno-Issledovatel'skij Inst. Atomnykh Reaktorov, Dimitrovgrad (USSR)1977
Nauchno-Issledovatel'skij Inst. Atomnykh Reaktorov, Dimitrovgrad (USSR)1977
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[en] The specific features are shown of scientific researches on the experimental reactor which is actually a multipurpose test-experimental plant intended for gaining experience in operation of a new type reactor under the NPP conditions. There is described a principal approach to estimation of the economic efficiency of these researches. There is suggested a parameter which provides for quantitative estimation of the efficient use of the experimental opportunities of the entire reactor. This parameter is represented by the relative scope of the experimental operations on the plant per unit expenditure. This parameter makes it possible to estimate the degree of use of the existing experimental opportunities of the plant and efficiency of the measures aimed at extension of these opportunities. With the use of this parameter, it will not be difficult to determine the absolute value of the economic effect
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Ehkonomicheskaya otsenka ehffektivnosti ispol'zovaniya opytnogo reaktora
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1977; 16 p; 7 refs.
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Bates, E.F.; Grimes, B.K.; Ramos, S.L.
Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Washington, DC (USA). Office of Inspection and Enforcement1982
Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Washington, DC (USA). Office of Inspection and Enforcement1982
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[en] This document provides a Standard Review Plan for the guidance of the NRC staff to assure that complete and uniform reviews are made of research and test reactor emergency plans. The report is organized under ten planning standards which correspond to the guidance criteria in Draft II of ANSI/ANS 15.16 as endorsed by Revision 1 to Regulatory Guide 2.6. The applicability of the items under each planning standard is indicated by subdivisions of the steady state thermal power levels at which the reactors are licensed to operate. Standard emergency classes and example action levels for research and test reactors which should initiate these classes are given in an Appendix
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May 1982; 33 p; US Govt. Printing Office. $2.75 as DE82904526
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[en] The number of the abnormalities and failures reported in fiscal 1983 on the basis of the relevant law was 5. When these 5 abnormalities and failures were classified according to the management factors, that due to improper construction management was 1 case, that due to improper maintenance management was 1 case, those due to improper operation were 2 cases, and another 1 case. Among these 5 abnormalities and failures, those occurred during the operation of reactors were 2 cases, and those discovered or occurred after stop were 3 cases. Two cases occurred during the operation of reactors were 1 case automatically stopped due to the abnormality in the attached experimental facility, and 1 case of leaking primary argon gas due to the improper operation of a sampling valve. Those discovered or occurred after stop were the abnormality in fuel cladding, the radiation exposure of workers due to lifting irradiated capsules by mistake, and the abnormality in secondary cooling piping. There was no effect to surrounding environment in these abnormalities and failures. There were 5 other minor failures. (Kako, I.)
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Genshiryoku Anzen Iinkai Geppo; CODEN GAIGD; (no.70); p. 9
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Brown, J.F.
Conference on transportation of radioactive material held in Charlottesville, Virginia on 26--27 October 19701970
Conference on transportation of radioactive material held in Charlottesville, Virginia on 26--27 October 19701970
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Virginia Univ., Charlottesville (USA); p. 190-195; 16 Nov 1970
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Bates, E.F.; Grimes, B.K.; Ramos, S.L.
Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Washington, DC (USA). Office of Inspection and Enforcement1982
Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Washington, DC (USA). Office of Inspection and Enforcement1982
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[en] This document provides a Standard Review Plan for the guidance of the NRC staff to assure that complete and uniform reviews are made of research and test reactor emergency plans. The report is organized under ten planning standards which correspond to the guidance criteria in Draft II of ANSI/ANS 15.16 as endorsed by Revision 1 to Regulatory Guide 2.6. The applicability of the items under each planning standard is indicated by subdivisions of the steady state thermal power levels at which the reactors are licensed to operate. Standard emergency classes and example action levels for research and test reactors which should initiate these classes are given in an Appendix
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May 1982; 36 p; Available from NTIS, PC A03/MF A01
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Konzek, G.J.
Pacific Northwest Lab., Richland, WA (USA)1982
Pacific Northwest Lab., Richland, WA (USA)1982
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[en] Safety and cost information is developed for the conceptual decommissioning of two representative licensed nuclear research and test (R and T) reactors. Three decommissioning alternatives [DECON (immediate decontamination), SAFSTOR (safe storage followed by deferred decontamination), and ENTOMB (entombment)] are studied to compare the costs (in 1981 dollars), occupational radiation doses, potential radiation dose to the public, and other safety impacts of implementing each of the alternatives
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Oct 1982; 15 p; DOE international decommissioning symposium; Seattle, WA (USA); 10 - 14 Oct 1982; CONF-821005--12; Available from NTIS, PC A02/MF A01 as DE83002052
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[en] Research reactor development programs are reviewed with projections made to the year 1995
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3. Pacific Basin conference; Acapulco, Mexico; 16 - 18 Feb 1981; CONF-810233--
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Transactions of the American Nuclear Society; ISSN 0003-018X;
; v. 36 p. 111-119

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