Induced nuclear reactions: processes – systems – and elements – Testing – sensing – measuring – or detecting a fission reactor... – Leak detection
Patent
1991-08-23
1993-01-26
Walsh, Donald P.
Induced nuclear reactions: processes, systems, and elements
Testing, sensing, measuring, or detecting a fission reactor...
Leak detection
376247, 376203, 376205, 376272, 73 37, 73 46, G21C 1700
Patent
active
051820765
ABSTRACT:
The fixed structure (10) incorporates an abutment surface (10a) upon which a corresponding abutment surface (8a) of the transportable element (1) comes to bear, with the interposition between the abutment surfaces (8a, 10a) of at least two concentric annular sealing joints (13a, 13b). The pressure in the space (18) between the sealing joints (13a, 13b) and bounded by the abutment surfaces (8a, 10a) is measured during the emplacement of the transportable element (1) to determine whether it is leakproof. The measured maximum pressure and/or the variation of pressure measured over time is compared with predetermined values corresponding to a correct emplacement of the transportable element (1).
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De Seroux Nicolas
Limouzin Dominique
Carroll Chrisman D.
Framatome
Walsh Donald P.
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