
doi: 10.2172/4182474
Natural U plates that were irradiated to 600 and 1500 Mwd/t were cut under water by a guillotine-iype shear. Irradiation reduced the force required for shearing to 50% of that required for unirradiated U. Measurements were made of radioactivity released to treated and untreated water in which the cut sections were stored. (auth)
Ceramics, Storage, Activation, Water, Machining, Burnup, Radiation Effects, Radioactivity, Metals, And Other Materials, Tensile Properties, Shielding, Natural Uranium Fuel, Mechanical Properties, Irradiation, Fuel Elements, Plates
Ceramics, Storage, Activation, Water, Machining, Burnup, Radiation Effects, Radioactivity, Metals, And Other Materials, Tensile Properties, Shielding, Natural Uranium Fuel, Mechanical Properties, Irradiation, Fuel Elements, Plates
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