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  1. Laser Device for Lowering the Uranium Detection Limit in Technological Environments of NPP

    The detection of uranium in the process media of NPP is of great importance for the safety of NPP. The detection limit reached for uranium is equal...

    S. K. Mankevich, E. P. Orlov in Atomic Energy
    Article 01 December 2021
  2. Calibration Coefficients in the Super-Fission Model of the Neutron Multiplicity Method

    The super-fission model on which is based the neutron multiplicity method used for nondestructive measurements of plutonium mass is examined. It is...

    A. Yu. Gorbunova, V. Yu. Rogozhkin in Atomic Energy
    Article 01 July 2022
  3. Laser Device for Monitoring NPP Level-IV Emergencies

    The detection of radioactive iodine in the reactor compartment of nuclear power plant is of great importance for their safety security. This...

    S. K. Mankevich, E. P. Orlov in Atomic Energy
    Article 01 July 2022
  4. Reactivity Calibrator

    Devices for measuring (calculating) the reactivity of a nuclear reactor using information from ionization chambers must be checked periodically, just...

    V. A. Vasilenko, A. M. Pankin, K. V. Skvortsov in Atomic Energy
    Article 15 January 2019
  5. Technical Means of Lower-Level Equipment of the Hindukush-F In-Reactor Monitoring System for NPP with VVER-1200

    The functions, structure, and basic characteristics of the Hindukush-F equipment as part of the in-reactor monitoring system of NPP with VVER-1200...

    V. P. Filatov, S. G. Grishin, ... A. B. Skorobogatov in Atomic Energy
    Article 24 November 2018
  6. Complex Method of Non-Destructive Measurements of Plutonium Composition and Mass

    A complex method of performing non-destructive measurements of the isotopic composition and mass of plutonium that does not require external data on 242...

    A. Yu. Gorbunova, V. Yu. Rogozhkin, ... V. I. Timoshin in Atomic Energy
    Article 01 January 2018
  7. lnvestigation of β-Emission Methods of Monitoring Coolant Water Level in Nuclear Power Plants

    This investigation was performed on a vessel heat-engineering bench. The working medium was water under pressure up to it 20.5 MPa and temperature...

    S. I. Aleksandrov, A. A. Bol’shov, ... G. V. Yurkin in Atomic Energy
    Article 31 July 2017
  8. Absorption-Spectral Photometric Method of Measuring the Boric Acid Concentration in First-Loop Coolant of a Nuclear Power Reactor

    A modification of the absorption-spectral photometric method and a system based on it are proposed for measuring boric acid concentrations from 0.01...

    S. K. Mankevich, E. P. Orlov in Atomic Energy
    Article 14 March 2017
  9. Calibration of Neutron-Multiplicity Detectors

    A method of calibrating neutron-multiplicity detectors using standard samples, certified in terms of the effective mass of 240 Pu, is described. The...

    A. Yu. Gorbunova, V. Yu. Rogozhkin in Atomic Energy
    Article 15 December 2015
  10. New Interpretation of Signals and In-Reactor Detector Calibration

    One way to increase the accuracy of monitoring general and distributed parameters of the core of a nuclear reactor is to calibrate the in-reactor...

    V. V. Postnikov, A. M. Evdokimov, ... V. V. Petrov in Atomic Energy
    Article 08 September 2013
  11. Particulars of scanning an underlying surface using a pilotless dosimetric complex

    A method of determining the surface activity of radioactive aerosols along the track of a radioactive cloud, due to a radiological accident, with the...

    A. P. Elokhin, M. V. Zhilina, P. A. Parkhoma in Atomic Energy
    Article 01 August 2009
  12. Steam-content and coolant-level emission sensors for a nuclear reactor

    Fast sensors for the coolant steam content and level are examined. These sensors are based on the detection of the attenuation of the β radiation...

    V. V. Postnikov, V. A. Rabichev, ... S. I. Aleksandrov in Atomic Energy
    Article 01 September 2006
  13. Passive Computer γ Tomography of Nuclear Fuel

    S. G. Oleinik, V. A. Boltenkov, O. V. Maslov in Atomic Energy
    Article 01 March 2005
  14. Experimental-computational method for transforming the displacement energy function into the damage function

    The simple method of transforming the computed energy function of the displacement cross section into the damage function is proposed. The method is...

    V. M. Demin, A. A. Zvantsev, ... V. S. Troshin in Atomic Energy
    Article 01 March 1999
  15. Taking account of spatial effects in measurements of the effectiveness of control rods in the reactors at the bilibino nuclear power plant

    The effect of deformation induced in the neutron flux by the introduction of negative reactivity on the indications of a reactimeter is considered...

    I. S. Akimov in Atomic Energy
    Article 01 March 1999
  16. Absorbed neutron energy dissipated in elastic ion-atom collisions in complex semiconductors

    V. M. Demin, A. A. Zvantsev, ... V. S. Troshin in Atomic Energy
    Article 01 February 1998
  17. A temperature-independent form of sensitivity determination for thermal neutron detectors

    A. S. Koshelev, V. D. Sevast'yanov, V. P. Yaryna in Atomic Energy
    Article 01 January 1995
  18. Analysis of errors in measuring coolant velocity by a thermal correlation method

    V. M. Selivanov, V. V. Prostyakov, A. P. Solopov in Soviet Atomic Energy
    Article 01 August 1991
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