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Results: 351-375/1102
Authors:
SCHINDHELM E
HAMMOND C
Citation: E. Schindhelm et C. Hammond, ADDING REACTOR PROTECTION TO IGNALINA, Nuclear engineering international, 41(508), 1996, pp. 25-27
Authors:
BECHTOLD B
JAX P
Citation: B. Bechtold et P. Jax, KUS-95 IMPROVES LOOSE PARTS DIAGNOSTICS, Nuclear engineering international, 41(508), 1996, pp. 27-28
Authors:
JOSEPH P
HOFFMANN A
Citation: P. Joseph et A. Hoffmann, PROVIDING LEVEL-1 CONTROL AT CHOOZ-B, Nuclear engineering international, 41(508), 1996, pp. 29
Authors:
KOVAN D
Citation: D. Kovan, SIZEWELL-B FIRST REFUELING EXCEEDS EXPECTATIONS, Nuclear engineering international, 41(508), 1996, pp. 34
Authors:
GILL KS
KIRTONDARLING F
ROBINSON FT
Citation: Ks. Gill et al., PARTNERSHIP - ITS CONTRIBUTION TO OUTAGE SUCCESS, Nuclear engineering international, 41(508), 1996, pp. 38-40
Citation: WILL A HANDFUL OF COMPANIES OPERATE ALL US NUCLEAR-PLANTS, Nuclear engineering international, 41(507), 1996, pp. 8-8
Authors:
HUBER R
Citation: R. Huber, HOW TO REPLACE A REACTOR PRESSURE-VESSEL, Nuclear engineering international, 41(507), 1996, pp. 12
Authors:
ERMOLAEV V
Citation: V. Ermolaev, VVER-640 - CAPITALIZING ON PASSIVE FEATURES, Nuclear engineering international, 41(507), 1996, pp. 17-19
Authors:
ALBERSTEIN D
SIMON WA
SHENOY AS
MIKHAILOV VN
BUDYLIN BV
MITENKOV FM
PONOMAREVSTEPNOI NN
Citation: D. Alberstein et al., USING THE GT-MHR FOR PU DISPOSITION, Nuclear engineering international, 41(507), 1996, pp. 19-21
Authors:
TSIKLAURI G
Citation: G. Tsiklauri, CCGT+LWR EQUALS THE POWER-PLANT OF THE FUTURE, Nuclear engineering international, 41(507), 1996, pp. 22
Citation: SWR-1000 - PUTTING TRUST IN THE LAWS OF PHYSICS, Nuclear engineering international, 41(507), 1996, pp. 25-26
Citation: RINGHALS PREPARES TO POWER THE NORDIC MARKET, Nuclear engineering international, 41(507), 1996, pp. 27-30
Citation: THE PFR CHALLENGE - HOW TO DISPOSE OF 1500T OF LIQUID-METAL, Nuclear engineering international, 41(507), 1996, pp. 32-33
Citation: MAKING THE MOST OF RECYCLING METALS, Nuclear engineering international, 41(507), 1996, pp. 34-35
Authors:
YATES D
FENNA M
WHITTAKER P
RIDING S
Citation: D. Yates et al., WASTE MINIMIZATION - HEYSHAM-2 TAKES 7 STEPS FORWARD, Nuclear engineering international, 41(507), 1996, pp. 36-38
Citation: SOLID PROGRESS IN TAIWAN, Nuclear engineering international, 41(507), 1996, pp. 39-39
Citation: PUTTING THE SQUEEZE ON ILW, Nuclear engineering international, 41(507), 1996, pp. 40-40
Authors:
STEYN J
Citation: J. Steyn, PROSPECTS BRIGHTEN FOR WORLD URANIUM PRODUCERS, Nuclear engineering international, 41(506), 1996, pp. 12
Authors:
LONGENECKER J
WITZEL R
Citation: J. Longenecker et R. Witzel, URANIUM ENRICHMENT - A MARKET IN TRANSITION, Nuclear engineering international, 41(506), 1996, pp. 15-18
Authors:
SCHWARTZ MH
SUPKO EM
Citation: Mh. Schwartz et Em. Supko, FIERCE COMPETITION IN THE US FABRICATION MARKET, Nuclear engineering international, 41(506), 1996, pp. 18-19
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NEDDERMAN J
Citation: J. Nedderman, 100-PERCENT MOX CORES - NEARLY NO PROBLEM, Nuclear engineering international, 41(506), 1996, pp. 28-28
Authors:
LAZO T
Citation: T. Lazo, IRPA-9 - THE DEBATES CONTINUE, Nuclear engineering international, 41(506), 1996, pp. 30-31
Authors:
PERERA J
Citation: J. Perera, SHAPING THE GAMMA-CURTAIN, Nuclear engineering international, 41(506), 1996, pp. 31
Authors:
PERKINS D
Citation: D. Perkins, DEVELOPING LOW-COST AIRBORNE RADIONUCLIDE MONITORING, Nuclear engineering international, 41(506), 1996, pp. 34-35
Authors:
WOOD J
Citation: J. Wood, BROWNS FERRY, Nuclear engineering international, 41(506), 1996, pp. 36