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Evaluation of in-line nondestructive assay systems. Progress report, January 1--March 31, 1979

David F. Bowersox, R. Barry Dooley, Norbert Ensslin, L.G. Speir, C Spirio, J.W. Tape, Gabriel Walton, R.B. Walton

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Specified instruments for in-line nondestructive assay of process streams in spent nuclear fuels will be tested under realistic conditions for use in effective process control and materials accounting.

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Specified instruments for in-line nondestructive assay of process streams in spent nuclear fuels will be tested under realistic conditions for use in effective process control and materials accounting.

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Specified instruments for in-line nondestructive assay of process streams in spent nuclear fuels will be tested under realistic conditions for use in effective process control and materials accounting.

Key concepts: Nondestructive testing, Line (geometry), Process (computing), Process engineering, Nuclear engineering, Engineering, Environmental science, Forensic engineering

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