1982
DOI: 10.13182/nt82-a32886
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In-Reactor Measurement of Cladding Strain: Fuel Density and Relocation Effects

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“…(44) to be comparable to that of the gap (i.e., V crack $ 3V gap ). Moreover, the CANDU fuel design also has thin sheathing that can accommodate expansion from fuel cracking and relocation, i.e., the In-Reactor Diameter Measuring Rig (IRDMR) has been used for a direct in-reactor measurement of CAN-DU fuel relocation, where a diametral relocation of approximately 30 lm was observed [71]. Hence, the simple crack model appears to be consistent with the observed in-reactor behaviour.…”
Section: Appendix B Estimation Of Parameters E and R Fmentioning
confidence: 76%
“…(44) to be comparable to that of the gap (i.e., V crack $ 3V gap ). Moreover, the CANDU fuel design also has thin sheathing that can accommodate expansion from fuel cracking and relocation, i.e., the In-Reactor Diameter Measuring Rig (IRDMR) has been used for a direct in-reactor measurement of CAN-DU fuel relocation, where a diametral relocation of approximately 30 lm was observed [71]. Hence, the simple crack model appears to be consistent with the observed in-reactor behaviour.…”
Section: Appendix B Estimation Of Parameters E and R Fmentioning
confidence: 76%
“…These measurements illustrate pellet expansion due to relocation as well as compliance of the fuel fragments on contact with the sheath at full power [108]. Indirect evidence, from gas release measurements and UO 2 restructuring on fuel fabricated with diametral clearances typical of CANDU fuel, indicate that the fuel and sheath achieve at least light contact during operation (i.e.…”
Section: Uranium Dioxide Restructuring and Relocationmentioning
confidence: 92%