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Fundamental Aspects of Nuclear Reactor Fuel Elements
By
D. Olander
Publisher
Us Dept of Energy
Number Of Pages: 624
Publication Date: 1976-06
ISBN-10 / ASIN: 0870790315
ISBN-13 / EAN: 9780870790317
BooK Description
The book is designed to function both as a text for
first-year graduate courses in nuclear materials and as a
reference for workers involved in the materials design and
performance aspects of nuclear reactors for electric power
production. It is based on lectures in graduate courses in
the Department of Nuclear Engineering, University of
California, Berkeley, University students in nuclear engi-
neering come from a variety of undergraduate disciplines,
but, by and large, their background in the fundamental
physics and chemistry on which much of the applied work
treated in the book is based is sketchy. For this reason the
first 8 chapters are devoted to reviews of selected aspects of
s t a tistical thermodynamics, crystallography y, chemical
thermodynamics, and physical metallurgy. The remaining
13 chapters constitute the application of these principles to
the problems encountered in nuclear fuel elements. Chap-
ters 9 to 16 deal with the properties and irradiation
behavior of oxide fuels. Chapters 17 to 20 treat similar
problems in the cladding. Chapter 21 incorporates the
analyses of materials behavior presented in the earlier
chapters into calculations of the performance of the entire
fuel element.
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Fundamental Aspects of Nuclear Reactor Fuel Elements
By
D. Olander
Publisher
Us Dept of Energy
Number Of Pages: 624
Publication Date: 1976-06
ISBN-10 / ASIN: 0870790315
ISBN-13 / EAN: 9780870790317
BooK Description
The book is designed to function both as a text for
first-year graduate courses in nuclear materials and as a
reference for workers involved in the materials design and
performance aspects of nuclear reactors for electric power
production. It is based on lectures in graduate courses in
the Department of Nuclear Engineering, University of
California, Berkeley, University students in nuclear engi-
neering come from a variety of undergraduate disciplines,
but, by and large, their background in the fundamental
physics and chemistry on which much of the applied work
treated in the book is based is sketchy. For this reason the
first 8 chapters are devoted to reviews of selected aspects of
s t a tistical thermodynamics, crystallography y, chemical
thermodynamics, and physical metallurgy. The remaining
13 chapters constitute the application of these principles to
the problems encountered in nuclear fuel elements. Chap-
ters 9 to 16 deal with the properties and irradiation
behavior of oxide fuels. Chapters 17 to 20 treat similar
problems in the cladding. Chapter 21 incorporates the
analyses of materials behavior presented in the earlier
chapters into calculations of the performance of the entire
fuel element.
LinK
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