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It is the purpose of the Fuel Element Technical Manual to Provide a single document describing the fabrication processes used in the manufacture of the fuel element as well as the technical bases for these processes. The manual will be instrumental in the indoctrination of personnel new to the field and will provide a single data reference for all personnel involved in the design or manufacture of the fuel element. The material contained in this manual was assembled by members of the Engineering Department and the Manufacturing Department at the Hanford Atomic Products Operation between the dates October, 1955 and June, 1956. Arrangement of the manual. The manual is divided into six parts: Part I--introduction; Part II--technical bases; Part III--process; Part IV--plant and equipment; Part V--process control and improvement; and VI--safety.

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The operating conditions to which the special Mark VIII quatrefoils will be exposed during the proposed piloting program have been compared with the conditions required to cause burnout, using an established method of calculating these conditions. The results of this comparison permit the following conclusions to be drawn: (1) With normal flow of coolant through the special elements the heat flux to be encountered in the R-8 cycle (1400 MW) will be 70% or that required to cause burnout (30% margin from burnout). (2) With a reduction of coolant flow to 82% of normal through one tube of a special element, burnout of that fuel column is possible in the R-8 cycle. (3) In the R-6 cycle (1280 MW), the margin from burnout in the special Mark VIII quatrefoils is 42% with full flow and 20% with the above reduced coolant flow. A similar comparison of operating conditions predicted for the L-3 cycle (full Mark VIII charge) shows that, even at the highest power level (1250 MW), the margin from burnout is greater than 55% with normal flow and 40% with reduced flow.

``Safe-failure`` is an important criterion for power reactor fuel elements designed to contain core materials which react rapidly with high-temperature coolant. Out-of-pile experiments indicate that, without a ``safe-failure`` fuel element, expensive and possibly catastrophic reactor shutdowns may occur if the fuel element jacket fails during irradiation in high temperature water. That jacket failures occasionally will occur, regardless of the material or fabrication process involved, seems to be generally agreed. Fuel elements involving cluster arrangements, oxide cores, and wafer assemblies with ``bulkheads`` for compartmentalization have been proposed as being relatively safe in event of jacket failure. A fourth possibility is a type of long cartridge fuel element.

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When acid leach liquors obtained from U ores containing Mo are contacted with anion exchange resin, both U and Mo are adsorbed. The adsorbed Mo is not removed in the norraal U elution process, and when the U-barren resin is recycled, the resin sites already occupied by Mo are unavailable for U adsorption. In succeeding cycles, more and more sites become occupied by Mo, and the resin capacity for U is seriously lowered. This rapid accunmulation of an adsorbed species is known as resin poisoning.'' The many disadvantages of such a situation are self-evident. (auth)

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S>The Zircex Process for the recovery of zirconiuun from zirconium clad fuel elements is presented. Various types of apparatus were investigated for desublimation and collection of the solid zirconiuun tetrachloride. Of primary importance is the determination of particle size and distribution of the ZrCl/sub 4/ condensed for, in general, the larger and more uniform the particle size, the easier the collection. (W.L.H.)

Feasibility studies of a high flux, solid fuel research reactor are presented. By means of a parameter study, a reactor consisting of a cylindricai fuel annulus submerged in heavy water is described. The thermal neutron flux peaks in the heavy water adjacent to the annulus and is a maximum in the region surrounded by the fuel annulus.. while the minimum thermal flux occurs in the annulus. The fast flux has the opposite shape. Calculations indicate that practical peaking factors, ratios of maximum thermal flux in the heavy water to average thermal flux in the fuel annulus, as high as eight can be obtained. A typical reactor in which the maximum thermal and fast fluxes are greater than 10/ sup 15/n/cm/sup 2/-sec is also described. (auth)

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This report is a study of the feasibility of using a fused salt fuel reactor in a central station electric generating plant.

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