Induced nuclear reactions: processes – systems – and elements – Testing – sensing – measuring – or detecting a fission reactor... – Leak detection
Patent
1984-10-15
1987-08-25
Cangialosi, Salvatore
Induced nuclear reactions: processes, systems, and elements
Testing, sensing, measuring, or detecting a fission reactor...
Leak detection
376252, G21C 1700
Patent
active
046891935
ABSTRACT:
A mechanism for testing fuel tubes in nuclear fuel bundles includes a carriage, carrying an elongated probe, and a grooved plate. The grooves are parallel to the probe and are spaced by the same distances as rows of tubes in the fuel bundle. They are connected at at least one end. A pin on the carriage fits in the grooves. A hydraulic cylinder reciprocates the carriage longitudinally of the grooves and a pneumatic cylinder urges it laterally, so that the pin moves from groove to groove at the end of each stroke.
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Ho Quang D.
van Swam Leo F.
Cangialosi Salvatore
Exxon Nuclear Company Inc.
Schaefer Kenneth R.
Ulbrich Volker R.
Watov Kenneth
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