Process for producing a wear-resistant and corrosion-resistant stainless steel part for a nuclear reactor, corresponding part and corresponding control cluster
A nuclear reactor and stainless steel technology, applied in the control of nuclear reactions, reactor fuel elements, reactors, etc., can solve problems such as insufficient corrosion resistance and rust
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[0038] exist figure 1 In , part of the nuclear fuel assembly 1 and part of the control cluster 3 can be seen, which control the reactivity of the core of the nuclear reactor in which the assembly 1 is loaded.
[0039] Conventionally, assembly 1 comprises a bundle of nuclear fuel rods (not shown) and a framework 5 that holds and supports the bundle. The skeleton 5 includes a lower end piece 7 , an upper end piece 9 and a conduit 11 connecting the lower end piece 7 and the upper end piece 9 . A single guide tube 11 is shown in figure 1 middle.
[0040] Control cluster 3 includes only the figure 1 A neutron absorbing rod 13 and a spider structure 15 are seen in the figure, which support and hold the absorbing rod 13 in position so that they are parallel to each other and along the same path as the conduit 11 of the assembly 1 The grid array is placed laterally with control clusters 3 on the assembly 1 .
[0041] The trivet structure 15 comprises a link body part 17, which co...
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