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NRC provides timeline update on rules, meeting EO deadline
Last May, President Trump issued Executive Order (EO) 14300, “Ordering the Reform of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission,” which mandated that the NRC review and overhaul its rules within 18 months of the EO being issued.
At a public meeting on Thursday, NRC officials shared details and an overview of the rulemaking process, saying that they were on target to have these rules ready by the November 23 deadline.
Jacques Rognon
Nuclear Science and Engineering | Volume 30 | Number 1 | October 1967 | Pages 109-121
Technical Paper | doi.org/10.13182/NSE67-A17248
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In this paper fast-fission effects in lattices with cluster elements are treated by dividing the cluster into concentric annuli and homogenizing each ring by means of the subcell method. Each annular zone is analyzed separately, and the influence of neighboring zones is described by in- and out-currents at the zone boundaries. Consistency of cross sections is checked in the simple case of an isolated rod in air. Backscattering and cluster-cluster interaction effects are taken into account and an extensive comparison is made between theoretical and experimental fission ratios. Finally, a new definition of ε is proposed, which is more consistent with the definition of p and combines all fast events in ε . EPSICH, a program based on this theory, calculates a complete case in a few tenths of a second on a CDC-1604, which justifies its use for optimalization studies.