The oxidation behavior of uranium metal ZPPR fuel corrosion products in environments of Ar-4%O{sub 2} and Ar-20%O{sub 2} were studied using thermo-gravimetric analysis (TGA). These tests were performed to extend earlier work in this area specifically, to assess plate-to-plate variations in corrosion product properties and the effect of oxygen concentration on oxidation behavior. The corrosion products from two relatively severely corroded plates were similar, while the products from a relatively intact plate were not reactive. Oxygen concentration strongly affected the burning rate of reactive products, but had little effect on low-temperature oxidation rates
Spent nuclear fuel is composed of ≈95% UO2, and upon storage in geologic repository the fuel itse...
The reaction of 50 % uranium-zirconium with oxygen at 1 atm pressure was studied over the range 200~...
Nuclear fuel characterization requires understanding of the various conditions to which materials ar...
The oxidation behavior of hydride-bearing corrosion products from uranium metal ZPPR fuel plates was...
>The importance of prevention of fires and explosions involving uranium, zircomum, plutonium, and th...
Although the general environment of the proposed repository at Yucca Mountain is expected to be oxid...
The gaseous oxidation of uranium and its alloys is a complex process. Material transport across the ...
A pyrophoric event recently occurred which involved corrosion products collected from highly-enriche...
This is a summarizing and reviewing report in which almost all the experimental data representing Pr...
Uranium encapsulated in grout was exposed to water vapour for extended periods of time. Through sync...
The kinetics of the high temperature oxidation (250 - 600 C), in purified oxygen, of the intermetall...
The long-term performance of Department of Energy (DOE) spent nuclear fuel (SNF) in a mined geologic...
Uranium encapsulated in grout was exposed to water vapour for extended periods of time. Through sync...
This report presents a review of the corrosion and pyrophoricity behavior of uranium and plutonium. ...
Behavior of zirconium alloy clad UO{sub 2} fuel elements in steam and air at 100 deg C to the meltin...
Spent nuclear fuel is composed of ≈95% UO2, and upon storage in geologic repository the fuel itse...
The reaction of 50 % uranium-zirconium with oxygen at 1 atm pressure was studied over the range 200~...
Nuclear fuel characterization requires understanding of the various conditions to which materials ar...
The oxidation behavior of hydride-bearing corrosion products from uranium metal ZPPR fuel plates was...
>The importance of prevention of fires and explosions involving uranium, zircomum, plutonium, and th...
Although the general environment of the proposed repository at Yucca Mountain is expected to be oxid...
The gaseous oxidation of uranium and its alloys is a complex process. Material transport across the ...
A pyrophoric event recently occurred which involved corrosion products collected from highly-enriche...
This is a summarizing and reviewing report in which almost all the experimental data representing Pr...
Uranium encapsulated in grout was exposed to water vapour for extended periods of time. Through sync...
The kinetics of the high temperature oxidation (250 - 600 C), in purified oxygen, of the intermetall...
The long-term performance of Department of Energy (DOE) spent nuclear fuel (SNF) in a mined geologic...
Uranium encapsulated in grout was exposed to water vapour for extended periods of time. Through sync...
This report presents a review of the corrosion and pyrophoricity behavior of uranium and plutonium. ...
Behavior of zirconium alloy clad UO{sub 2} fuel elements in steam and air at 100 deg C to the meltin...
Spent nuclear fuel is composed of ≈95% UO2, and upon storage in geologic repository the fuel itse...
The reaction of 50 % uranium-zirconium with oxygen at 1 atm pressure was studied over the range 200~...
Nuclear fuel characterization requires understanding of the various conditions to which materials ar...