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A Novel gamma emission tomography instrument for enhanced fuel characterization capabilities within the OECD Halden Reactor ProjectHolcombe et al., 2015
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- Holcombe S
- Svärd S
- Hallstadius L
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- Annals of nuclear energy
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Gamma emission tomography is a method based on gamma-ray spectroscopy and tomographic reconstruction techniques, which can be used for rod-wise characterization of nuclear fuel assemblies without dismantling the fuel. By performing a large number of …
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