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Criticality of fuel-containing materials in the “Shelter” object [PDF]
The article presents the results of the analysis of the validity of simplifications and assumptions accepted by researchers in the models of neutron-physical characteristics of fuel-containing materials (FCM) in the "Shelter" object (SO). The analysis and substantiation of the FCM nuclear safety will be one of the important issues during the SO ...
V. I. Borysenko +2 more
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Dose and temperature distribution in spent fuel containing material [PDF]
Spent fuel containing material (SFCM) can arise during severe nuclear reactor accident by melting of a reactor core and surrounding material (corium) or during accident in spent fuel storage. It consists of nuclear fuel, fission products, activation products and materials from fuel cladding, concrete, etc.
Viererbl Ladislav +4 more
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On material and energy sources of formation of fuel-containing materials during Chernobyl NPP UNIT 4 accident [PDF]
Results of detailed analysis of material substance of lava-like fuel-containing materials sources (FCM) and clusters with high uranium concentration were presented. Material and energy balance are aggregated in a process model for optimal composition of sacrificial materials and FCM. Quantitative estimate is given for spent nuclear fuel’ afterheat in a
O. V. Mikhailov
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Silicon and silicon-based compounds are extensively used in various applications, including electronics, solar panels, construction materials, automotive technology and medical devices. What is little reported is that these materials are largely utilized
Ermete Antolini +2 more
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3D continuum percolation approach and its application to lava-like fuel-containing materials behaviour forecast [PDF]
The paper is devoted to the theoretical study of elementary permeable objects percolation and its application to real physical objects. Spheres and isotropic oriented capped sticks were chosen as elementary geometrical objects for percolation simulation, physically adequate for radiation defects behaviour description in brittle dielectrics ...
V.O. Zhydkov
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Version of the origin of material metallic impurities in silicate matrix of lava-like fuel-containing masses (LFCM), which were formed during the Chernobyl Unit 4 accident, is presented. Based on comparative quantitative characteristics of observable mass ratios of iron, chromium and nickel in different LFCM clusters and potential sources of their ...
O. V. Mikhailov
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Using the X-ray diffraction method, the phase content of brown ceramics of lava-like fuel-containing materials of the “New Safe Confinement – Shelter Object” Complex was investigated. Their type was identified and crystalline phase composition was estimated. Characterization of the silicate glass phase was also carried out.
S. V. Gabielkov +6 more
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The nuclear safety monitoring system for fuel-containing materials located in destroyed unit No. 4 of the Chornobyl NPP and proposals for its modernization [PDF]
The paper presents a brief description of the Nuclear Safety Monitoring System (NSMS), which is a part of the Integrated Automated Monitoring System of the "Shelter" object (a facility that covers the destroyed Unit No. 4 of the Chornobyl NPP).
M. V. Saveliev +4 more
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A brief overview of data of automated temperature monitoring systems at the periphery of nuclearly hazardous clusters of fuel-containing materials (FCM NHC) and analytical materials regarding the study of its dynamics at various monitoring points before ...
O. V. Mykhailov +3 more
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