fast neutron reactor fuel rods
A fuel rod, reactor technology, applied in the direction of reactor fuel elements, fast fission reactors, reactors, etc., can solve the problems of increasing the risk of corrosion of lead coolant, structural complexity, high metal consumption, etc.
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[0053]Example 1. According to the first embodiment of the method, a spacer element (4) with an outer diameter of the tube (5) equal to 4 mm was produced for a housing with an outer diameter of 12 mm and a thickness of 0.5 mm. fuel rods. The housing (2) is made of steel which is highly resistant to corrosion in lead coolants. To manufacture the blank ( 12 ), a stainless steel thin-walled tube with an outer diameter of 4 mm and a wall thickness of 0.3 mm (ie equal to 0.6 times the thickness of the fuel rod casing) is produced by any known method. The length of the thin-walled tube is defined based on the length and diameter of the casing (2) of the fuel rod, and the predetermined winding pitch of the spacer elements (4) around the casing of the fuel rod (1). A longitudinal through-slit with a width of 1 mm (eg 0.25 times the outer diameter of the thin-walled tube) is made along the entire thin-walled tube, so that the tubular portion (5) of the spacer element (4) with the groov...
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[0054] Example 2. Spacer elements ( 4 ) for fuel rods were made with the dimensions shown in Example 1 . To make the blank ( 12 ), a stainless steel thin-walled tube with the dimensions shown in Example 1 with an outer diameter of 4 mm and a wall thickness of 0.3 mm (ie equal to 0.6 times the fuel rod shell thickness) was made. Longitudinal through cuts with a width of 0.4 mm were made along the entire thin-walled tube. Then, by calibration, a final width of the slot (6) of 1.2 mm is made, ie 0.3 times the outer diameter of the thin-walled tube. During calibration, one or both longitudinal edges of the groove are folded inside the tube (5) to make a fold (16) with a total height of 0.7mm (1.2-0.4). Afterwards, by extending the thin-walled tube, the end part (7) is formed, which has a radius equal to that of the housing (2), i.e. 12mm, in the form of segments of a cylindrical surface, for use with the Welding of the casing (2) or the end member (3) of the fuel rod.
example 3
[0055] Example 3. A fuel rod element with a casing outer diameter of 12 mm and a thickness of 0.5 mm was manufactured, wherein the outer diameter of the tube (5) was equal to 4 mm. The housing is made of steel with high corrosion resistance in lead coolant environments. For the manufacture of the element a tube (15) was used which had the same diameter, wall thickness and material as the tube used to make the fuel casing, ie a casing with an outer diameter of 12 mm and a thickness of 0.5 mm. The lengths of the tubes (15) for the segments (14) and blanks (12) are based on the winding pitch of the predetermined spacer elements (4) surrounding the housings of the fuel rods (1), and the fuel rod housings (2 ) is limited by the length and diameter.
[0056] A tube (15) having a circumference of 37.68 mm is cut into three equal longitudinal segments (14) having an arc length of 12.56 mm (37.68:3) minus the thickness of the cutting wheel. When the cutting tool has a thickness of 0....
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