Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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297105 | Nuclear Engineering and Design | 2013 | 9 Pages |
Abstract
Uranium aluminide predominated with UAl2 phase was prepared by arc-melting procedures and comminuted to required particle size. UAl2 and Al powders were blended and compacted to achieve LEU fuel density of 2.17 g/cm3. The picture-frame technique was used to clad the dispersions (UAl2–Al) with aluminum. A few target plates were fabricated by thermo-mechanical processing (hot rolling and annealing) of UAl2–Al matrix contained in roll billet of Al. The fabricated plates were characterized by destructive and some of non-destructive testing techniques and then annealed to achieve required phase of uranium aluminide for proper dissolution in basic media.
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Authors
Kanwar Liaqat Ali, Akhlaque Ahmad Khan, Ahmad Mushtaq, Farhan Imtiaz, Maratab Ali Ziai, Amir Gulzar, Muhammad Farooq, Nazar Hussain, Nisar Ahmed, Shahid Pervez, Jamshed Hussain Zaidi,