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Technical basis for interim storage of high-burnup spent fuel

A.B. Johnson, W.J. Baily

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How extended burnup interacts with spent fuel storage is considered. The considerations include the following: extended burnup effects on spent fuel inventories; extended burnup effects on spent fuel characteristics; fuel enrichment considerations; current basis for spent fuel storage evaluations; storage demonstrations for high-burnup fuel. (LM)

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How extended burnup interacts with spent fuel storage is considered. The considerations include the following: extended burnup effects on spent fuel inventories; extended burnup effects on spent fuel characteristics; fuel enrichment considerations; current basis for spent fuel storage evaluations; storage demonstrations for high-burnup fuel. (LM)

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How extended burnup interacts with spent fuel storage is considered. The considerations include the following: extended burnup effects on spent fuel inventories; extended burnup effects on spent fuel characteristics; fuel enrichment considerations; current basis for spent fuel storage evaluations; storage demonstrations for high-burnup fuel. (LM)

Key concepts: Burnup, Spent nuclear fuel, Interim, Environmental science, Waste management, Nuclear engineering, Engineering, History

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