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Innovation for advanced fuels at SRNL
As the only Department of Energy Office of Environmental Management–sponsored national lab, Savannah River National Laboratory has a history deeply rooted in environmental stewardship efforts such as nuclear material processing and disposition technologies. SRNL’s demonstrated expertise is now being leveraged to solve nuclear fuel supply -chain obstacles by providing a source of high-assay low-enriched uranium fuel for advanced reactors.
Bernard Libin, Jean-Louis Boutard, Max Chazalon
Fusion Science and Technology | Volume 14 | Number 1 | July 1988 | Pages 187-196
Technical Paper | Net Overview | doi.org/10.13182/FST88-A25158
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The development and testing of the nuclear in-vessel components in fusion reactor-relevant conditions is one of the major objectives of the Next European Torus (NET). The scope of nuclear testing in NET, the testing requirements, and program for the various breeding blanket concepts are defined and discussed with respect to thermal behavior, heat recovery, and tritium recovery. The relevance of NET testing for high neutron wall loads is also analyzed.