Effect of additive (Zr) and dopants (Pd &amp; Sb) on the depth of migration of lighter lanthanides (Nd &amp; Ce) from U-bearing metal alloys into T91 steel

Janardhanan, Namitha; Maity, Ujjwal Kumar; Natarajan, Gomathi; Prabhu, E.; Bahuguna, Ashok; Manoravi, P.; Joseph, M.; Ravindranath, Nair Afijith; Sivaraman, N.

doi:10.1016/j.jnucmat.2023.154562

Journal of Nuclear Materials

2023

DOI: 10.1016/j.jnucmat.2023.154562

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Effect of additive (Zr) and dopants (Pd & Sb) on the depth of migration of lighter lanthanides (Nd & Ce) from U-bearing metal alloys into T91 steel

Namitha Janardhanan,

Ujjwal Kumar Maity,

Gomathi Natarajan

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Quantification of Zr in simulated dissolver solution of U–Zr fuel by laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy

Maity,

Janardhanan,

Periasamy

2024

Radiochimica Acta

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Estimation of Zr in fresh and irradiated metal alloy fuel is important. The homogeneous dissolver solution represents the fuel composition better compared to a highly heterogeneous solid pellet. The present study employs LIBS to determine Zr in the simulated dissolver solution. Four different compositions of U–Zr samples where the Zr/U ratio varies from 0.04 to 0.18 % are analyzed by LIBS with an in-house designed liquid sample cell. A good correlation coefficient is achieved for the measurements in the calibration plot. The results for identifying non-overlapping peaks, calibration plot, precision, deviation, and detection limit are discussed in detail. Two set of solid samples, an oxide pellet and metal alloy with similar Zr/U composition, are also analyzed by LIBS. The results obtained from these three set of samples are inter-compared, and the reason for getting a better Zr/U intensity ratio for a dried coating of sample on aluminium for a given composition is explained.

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Quantification of Zr in simulated dissolver solution of U–Zr fuel by laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy

Maity,

Janardhanan,

Periasamy

2024

Radiochimica Acta

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Effect of additive (Zr) and dopants (Pd & Sb) on the depth of migration of lighter lanthanides (Nd & Ce) from U-bearing metal alloys into T91 steel

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Quantification of Zr in simulated dissolver solution of U–Zr fuel by laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy

Quantification of Zr in simulated dissolver solution of U–Zr fuel by laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy

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