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    An experimental study of the relative response of plastic scintillators to photons and beta particles within the context of tritium monitoring 

    Kumar, Ashita (2011-08-01)
    A scintillation counting system has been constructed with the use of BC-400 and EJ-212 series plastic scintillators along with a subminiature photomultiplier tube to investigate the effect of increasing plastic scintillator ...
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    Development and characterization of a dual neutron and gamma detector 

    Fariad, Abuzar (2011-08-01)
    A dual neutron and gamma detection system has been developed for online measurements. The system consists of a single crystal mounted on a photomultiplier tube to detect simultaneously gamma radiation as well as thermal ...
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    Thermal aspects of using alternative nuclear fuels in supercritical water-cooled reactors 

    Grande, Lisa Christine (2010-11-01)
    A SuperCritical Water-cooled Nuclear Reactor (SCWR) is a Generation IV concept currently being developed worldwide. Unique to this reactor type is the use of light-water coolant above its critical point. The current research ...
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    Design and construction of a one-dimensional particle tracker for measurement of alpha particle stopping power 

    Watt, Sarah (2019-08-01)
    The energy deposited by a charged particle in a medium is non-uniform and peaks near the end of the particle’s path. The energy deposition through the medium is known as stopping power and the shape of this function is ...
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    Monte Carlo simulations for the purpose of efficiency curve calibration for the Fastscan whole body counter 

    Graham, Hannah Robyn (2015-08-01)
    In order to be able to qualify and quantify radiation exposure in terms of dose, a Fastscan whole body counter must be calibrated correctly. Current calibration methods do not take the full range of body types into ...
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    Petri net modeling of fault analysis for probabilistic risk assessment 

    Lee, Andrew (2013-04-01)
    Fault trees and event trees have been widely accepted as the modeling strategy to perform Probabilistic Risk Assessment (PRA). However, there are several limitations associated with fault tree/event tree modeling. These ...
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    Optimization of a GEM-based detector to measure tritium and discriminate against other radiation types 

    Dhinakar, Arvind (2019-11-01)
    Tritium poses a radioprotection issue, in the Canadian Nuclear industry due to the operation of its fleet of Canadian Deuterium Uranium (CANDU) heavy water reactors. Although it is a less penetrative radionuclide, tritium ...
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    One-dimensional single phase natural circulation model of FLiNaK in Molten Salt Loop 

    Choi, Sungcheol (Eric) (2019-04-01)
    This work studied a coolant for a molten salt type reactor in terms of a natural circulation behavior. A natural circulation model using MATLAB was developed. This model is for the Molten Salt Loop currently under development ...
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    Development of energy compensated Geiger Muller detector based on the T2416A Canberra Co. GM detector 

    Mohamed Noor, Omar (2013-07-08)
    Geiger Muller counters have been a fundamental device in radiation detection for decades due to their simplicity and low cost. Canberra Company has been designing and manufacturing Geiger Muller detectors in various designs ...
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    A Computational Fluid Dynamics based model that predicts wall shear stress in CANDU outlet feeder pipes 

    Wijayaratne, Uditha (2018-01-01)
    Wall thinning of carbon steel in CANDU reactor outlet feeder pipes due to Flow Accelerated Corrosion (FAC) is identified as one of the challenges for CANDU reactors since it would force them to shut down due to safety ...
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    AuthorAbdalla, Ayman (1)Adenariwo, Adepoju (1)Ahmad, Mohammad Mateen (1)Al-Bayati, Saad Najm (1)Ali, Muhammad (1)Aydogdu, Elif Can (1)Broughton, David (1)Carisse, Katarzyna (1)Chaput, Joseph (1)Choi, Sungcheol (Eric) (1)... View MoreSubjectCANDU (7)Heat transfer (5)MCNP (5)SCWR (5)Supercritical water (4)Tritium (4)Efficiency (3)Heat exchanger (3)Nuclear (3)Simulation (3)... View MoreDate Issued2010 (9)2012 (8)2011 (7)2016 (7)2019 (6)2013 (5)2014 (5)2015 (5)2018 (3)2017 (1)Has File(s)
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