Nuclear Science and Engineering
 1968
DOI: 10.13182/nse68-a20918
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Measurement of Reactor Fluctuation Spectra and Subcritical Reactivity

C.W. Ricker1,
S.H. Hanauer2,
E.R. Mann3
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“…The spectral analyzer was constructed to operate at certain fixed frequencies; for this study, 20 frequency settings between 0.14 and 30 cycles per second were used. The device has been described in detail in earlier publications (30).…”
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A study of detached turbulence promoters for increasing mass transfer rates in aqueous channel flow

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“…The spectral analyzer was constructed to operate at certain fixed frequencies; for this study, 20 frequency settings between 0.14 and 30 cycles per second were used. The device has been described in detail in earlier publications (30).…”
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A study of detached turbulence promoters for increasing mass transfer rates in aqueous channel flow

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Source papers in reactor noise

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1979
Progress in Nuclear Energy
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Investigation of space-energy effects in the reactivity measurement by neutron noise with excore detectors in a reflected LWR

Lescano1,
Behringer2
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