System and method for harvesting activated irradiation targets from nuclear reactor and radionuclide generation system
A nuclear reactor and irradiation technology, applied in the transformation, reactor, nuclear engineering and other directions of nuclear reactors, can solve problems such as being too expensive, achieve simple costs, minimize exposure to radioactivity, and be easy to manually perform.
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[0049] The present invention contemplates that commercial nuclear reactors may be used to produce radionuclides. In particular, conventional pneumatic pellet measurement systems or other instrumentation tube systems of commercial reactors may be modified and / or supplemented to enable effective and efficient production of radionuclides.
[0050] Instrumentation tubes such as commercial pneumatic pellet measurement systems or transportable in-core probe (TIP) systems are used to direct irradiated targets into the reactor core and to guide activated irradiated targets out of the reactor core. Target activation is optimized by positioning the irradiated target in a predetermined region of the reactor core with a neutron flux sufficient to completely convert the parent material in the irradiated target to the desired radionuclide.
[0051] Proper positioning of irradiated targets can be achieved by dummy targets made of inert material and ordering dummy and irradiated targets in th...
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