Fuel assembly and spacer for a nuclear reactor

Induced nuclear reactions: processes – systems – and elements – Grids

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376438, 376457, 376442, 376443, 376439, 376448, 376445, G21C 334

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056663897

ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to a fuel assembly (1) and a spacer (7) for a nuclear reactor wherein the spacer comprises a plurality of cells (9) for retaining and mutually fixing parallel elongated elements (3, 8) extending through the cells to form a bundle in the fuel assembly. The cells are tubular and internally provided with four elongated, non-independently resilient supports (10), formed in the sleeve material, or with two elongated, non-independently resilient supports (10), formed in the sleeve material, and two independently resilient supports (16), wherein the supports are intended to provide an all-sided positioning of the elongated element. (FIG. 2)

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