W. Zünti, A.F. Fritzsche, P. Schmid, F.W. Staub
Abstract
The design of the DIORT, a Swiss heavy water research reactor, is described. The reactor uses natural uranium as fuel and is designed to give a maximum flux of 2.2 x 10//sup 13/ nvt. It is expected that the reactor wlll be placed ln operation in 1969. (J.S.R.)
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The design of the DIORT, a Swiss heavy water research reactor, is described. The reactor uses natural uranium as fuel and is designed to give a maximum flux of 2.2 x 10//sup 13/ nvt. It is expected that the reactor wlll be placed ln operation in 1969. (J.S.R.)
Key concepts: Research reactor, Heavy water, Natural uranium, Nuclear engineering, Uranium, Flux (metallurgy), Environmental science, Neutron flux