Fuel bar for fast reactor
A technology for fast reactors and fuel rods, applied in measuring devices, surveying and navigation, instruments, etc., can solve problems such as increasing the cost of fuel rods, and achieve the effect of reducing the possibility
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[0022] figure 1 The fuel rods 1 of the fast reactor shown in include a cylindrical cladding 2 with nuclear fuel inside, for example in the form of pellets 3 . The outer diameter D of the cladding is 5.9 mm to 7.5 mm, and the wall thickness h of the cladding is 0.25 mm to 0.55 mm. The cladding is made of steel with the following composition, weight percent: carbon-(0.05-0.08), silicon-(0.3-0.6), manganese-(1.0-2.0), sulfur-not more than 0.012, phosphorus-not more than 0.020, Chromium (15.5-17.0), nickel (14.0-15.5), molybdenum (1.9-2.5), titanium (0.2-0.5), vanadium (0.1-0.3), boron (0.002-0.005), nitrogen not exceeding 0.02, cobalt not exceeding 0.02, not more than 0.1 for aluminum, magnesium (0.0001-0.005), calcium (0.0005-0.005), and iron for the rest, wherein the content ratio of titanium to carbon can be close to at least 4. The outer diameter D of the cladding is preferably 6.0±0.02 mm and t...
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