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The Melt Refining of Irradiated Uranium: Application to EBR-II Fast Reactor Fuel. III. Preparation of Experimental Alloys
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“…For those fission products not removed by melt refining (noble metals), inelting of the charge and casting of a homogeneous ingot effects the summation (2 6.:W4) specified in Equation (2). Hence, in the case of ruthenium,* a typical noble metal, the concentration of fission product ruthenium in the ingot, Ruj^, is proportional to the concentration of fission product ruthenium in the charge:…”
Section: Removalsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For those fission products not removed by melt refining (noble metals), inelting of the charge and casting of a homogeneous ingot effects the summation (2 6.:W4) specified in Equation (2). Hence, in the case of ruthenium,* a typical noble metal, the concentration of fission product ruthenium in the ingot, Ruj^, is proportional to the concentration of fission product ruthenium in the charge:…”
Section: Removalsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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