Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Fission products in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The presence amongst the fission products of long-lived nuclides
constituents about 96% uranium, 1% plutonium, and 3% fission products.
high abundance in fission products, 131I,(along with the short-lived iodine isotope 132I from the longer-lived 132Te with a half-life of 3 days)
The present practice of storing fission products and concentrates in liquid form in steel tanks cannot go on indefinitely, owing to the need to replace the storage tanks after a certain number of years
The issue which raises the most questions in the current EU-15 is not the risk of an accident such as Chernobyl- since fortunately installations of this type were never built here- but the future of fission products(that some consider as waste)
These are also radioactive, but their decay characteristics are com pletely different from those of fission products: on decay they emit α particles whose biological effects are far more dangerous than those caused by the β or γ radiations from fission products, but which can nevertheless be shielded off with very thin material fractions of a millimetre.
No other fission product has hitherto been detected in the circuit.
Krypton-85 is a fission product with a half life of 10.3 years.
Fission product gasses will accumulate here.
In particular fission product cross sections will be needed in view of the soft spectrum
fertile material and fission product composition.
one needs to know the beha viour of the fuel cladding temperature during blowdown to assess if burn-out and fission product release are likely.
A major problem raised by fission products is there fore their storage.
The fission products are vitrified and the structural components are compressed.
There is no generation of"climate-change" gases, fission products or actinides.
So you have what's called the xenon pit, and so some of these fission products love neutrons.
in some cases very long-life- fission products and actinides arise that must be kept away from the biosphere for thousands of years.
the accumulation of fission products and the variation of the mechanical characteristics of the materials with fluence and temperature.
Some of these fission products have a really big propensity to eat neutrons.
The reprocessing separates the uranium, the plutonium and the fission products.