Proceedings of the First International Congress of Radiation Protection 1968
DOI: 10.1016/b978-1-4832-8312-8.50098-9
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Comparison of Fission Product Releases From the Destructive Tests of Two Snap 10a/2 Reactors

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“…This is a conservative assumption given the low fuel temperature and the fact that not all the fission gases would move out of the fuel. Because of the low temperature, any release of other fission products, including the semivolatiles, such as strontium, would be negligible (Cordes 1968;Hilliard 1959;Thompson 1964). …”
Section: Power History and Fission Product Inventorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This is a conservative assumption given the low fuel temperature and the fact that not all the fission gases would move out of the fuel. Because of the low temperature, any release of other fission products, including the semivolatiles, such as strontium, would be negligible (Cordes 1968;Hilliard 1959;Thompson 1964). …”
Section: Power History and Fission Product Inventorymentioning
confidence: 99%