The development of grain-face porosity in irradiated oxide fuel

By R. J. White. 2004

161 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Materials Chemistry, Mechanical Engineering

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In Aerospace Engineering

1. D. M. Pérez
2. J. Hales
3. D. Stafford
4. R. Williamson
5. Giovanni Pastore
6. W. Liu
7. Benjamin Spencer
8. P. Uffelen

In Materials Chemistry

1. D. M. Pérez
2. J. Hales
3. D. Stafford
4. R. Williamson
5. Giovanni Pastore
6. W. Liu
7. Benjamin Spencer
8. P. Uffelen

In Mechanical Engineering

1. D. M. Pérez
2. J. Hales
3. D. Stafford
4. R. Williamson
5. Giovanni Pastore
6. W. Liu
7. Benjamin Spencer
8. P. Uffelen

Citations in the corpus

• Physics-based modelling of fission gas swelling and release in UO2 applied to integral fuel rod analysis (2013, methodology): “The physical description is based on models presented earlier (Speight, 1969; Speight and Beere, 1975; Veshchunov, 2008; White, 2004; White and Tucker, 1983) for the fundamental mechanisms, some of which are improved in this work.”
• BISON Theory Manual The Equations behind Nuclear Fuel Analysis (2016, methodology): “• The process of grain-face bubble coalescence, which leads to a progressive decrease of the bubble number density throughout irradiation, is described using an improved model of White [84, 92].”