
doi: 10.2172/6611569
A series of calculations is presented assessing the criticality aspects of specific configurations of FTR fuel. Results for regularly spaced arrangements of fuel pins or fuel assemblies as a function of spacing in each of four media (water, Mobiltherm, sodium, or air) are given. This information is intended to be of a broad general nature conservatively applicable both to normal fuel configurations likely to be encountered in the operation of the FFTF and to accident condition configurations postulated for criticality review purposes.
Criticality, Test Reactors 220600* -- Nuclear Reactor Technology-- Research, Fuel Pins, Sodium Cooled Reactors, Fftf Reactor, Test & Experimental Reactors, 21 Specific Nuclear Reactors And Associated Plants, Reactors, Research And Test Reactors, Fast Reactors, Epithermal Reactors, Fuel Elements, Fuel Assemblies, Configuration, Research Reactors, Reactor Components, Liquid Metal Cooled Reactors
Criticality, Test Reactors 220600* -- Nuclear Reactor Technology-- Research, Fuel Pins, Sodium Cooled Reactors, Fftf Reactor, Test & Experimental Reactors, 21 Specific Nuclear Reactors And Associated Plants, Reactors, Research And Test Reactors, Fast Reactors, Epithermal Reactors, Fuel Elements, Fuel Assemblies, Configuration, Research Reactors, Reactor Components, Liquid Metal Cooled Reactors
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