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Behaviour of core materials and fission product release in accident conditions in LWRs.
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Tensile properties of an austenitic fuel rod cladding steel after corrosion with uraniumdioxid and simulated fission products and irradiation sith neutrons.
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Fission and corrosion product behaviour in liquid metal fast breeder reactors [LMFBRs].
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Convectivediffusive transport of fission products in the gap of failed fuel element.
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Disposal and uses of fission products.
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Compilation of fission product yields.
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Influence of water chemistry on fuel cladding behaviour: proceedings.
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Physics and chemistry of fission.
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Physics and chemistry of fission.
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Effects of hyperstoichiometry and fission products on the electrochemical reactivity of UO2 nuclear fuel.
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Physics and chemistry of fission, proceedings of the symposium on physics and chemistry of fission held by the International Atomic Energy Agency in Salzburg, 22-26 march 1965
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Physics and chemistry of fission, proceedings of the symposium on physics and chemistry of fission held by the International Atomic Energy Agency in Salzburg, 22-26 march 1965
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Resilient spacer for fuel rods of nuclear reactors
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Consolidation of spent fuel rods from LWRs.
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Physics and chemistry of fission 1979.
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Physics and chemistry of fission 1979.
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Physics and chemistry of fission, proceedings of the third IAEA Symposium on the physics and chemistry of fission held by the International Atomic Energy Agency in Rochester, Nw York, 13-17 august 1973.
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Physics and chemistry of fission, proceedings of the third IAEA Symposium on the physics and chemistry of fission held by the International Atomic Energy Agency in Rochester, Nw York, 13-17 august 1973.
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Equipment for welding end caps to nuclear fuel rods
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Status report on actinide and fission product transmutation studies.
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An estimate of the total cross section of accumulated fission products.
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Studies on fuels with low fission gas release.
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Release of fission products and actinides from used candu fuel fragments under reducing conditions at 100°C.
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Fission-product release during accidents-an accident management perspective.