Fission-chamber-compensated self-powered detector for in-core fl

Details Fission-chamber-compensated self-powered detector for in-core fl Fission-chamber-compensated self-powered detector for in-core fl

1983-09-12

1986-04-15

Cangialosi, Salvatore

Induced nuclear reactions: processes, systems, and elements

Testing, sensing, measuring, or detecting a fission reactor...

Flux monitoring

376259, G21C 1700

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045826730

ABSTRACT:
A rhodium self-powered detector, a fission chamber, and appropriate electronic circuitry for combining the output of the self-powered detector and the fission chamber are disclosed in combination wherein the combined output of the self-powered detector and the fission chamber is always proportional to the local reactor power level or neutron flux density in a nuclear reactor.

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