Operative management of activities on monitoring the erosion-corrosion state of elements used in the condensate-feedwater path of a nuclear power station

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Operative management of activities on monitoring the erosion-corrosion state of elements used in the condensate-feedwater path of a nuclear power station

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Results from additional field examination of pipelines carried out at Russian nuclear power stations in accordance with the Mihama program

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An investigation of the effect of hydrodynamics of flow on erosion-corrosion resistance of components of a feedwater control assembly used in power units of nuclear power plants equipped with RBMK-1000 reactors

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