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NRC approves V.C. Summer’s second license renewal
Dominion Energy’s V.C. Summer nuclear power plant, in Jenkinsville, S.C., has been authorized to operate for 80 years, until August 2062, following the renewal of its operating license by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission for a second time.
Shekhar Kumar, S. B. Koganti
Nuclear Technology | Volume 123 | Number 3 | September 1998 | Pages 335-340
Technical Note | Enrichment | doi.org/10.13182/NT98-A2903
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Accuracy of earlier reported models for predicting liquid mixture viscosity for dry and water-saturated tri-n-butyl phosphate (TBP)/n-dodecane solutions is stated to be ±20%. Interaction parameters for the popular Grunberg-Nissan model have been computed, and liquid mixture viscosity has been modeled for a binary system of dry TBP/n-dodecane as well as the ternary system of water-saturated TBP/n-dodecane solutions at 298.15 K. In addition, dynamic viscosity of TBP has been modeled on the basis of an extension of the Andrade equation for an extended temperature range of 208.15 to 338.15 K.
