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Calculation of transient fission-gas release from oxide fuels

Argonne National Lab., Argonne, IL, E.E. Gruber

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grain boundaries by microcracks. Temperature calculations indicated that microcracking causes a significant decrease in the fuel thermal conductivity.

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grain boundaries by microcracks. Temperature calculations indicated that microcracking causes a significant decrease in the fuel thermal conductivity.

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grain boundaries by microcracks. Temperature calculations indicated that microcracking causes a significant decrease in the fuel thermal conductivity.

Key concepts: Transient (computer programming), Fission, Environmental science, Oxide, Nuclear engineering, Materials science, Chemistry, Nuclear physics

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