Method of fabrication of fuel elements for nuclear reactors

Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – Shaping or treating radioactive material

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ABSTRACT:
A graphite jacket for a fuel element for nuclear reactors is made by placing a dry mixture of graphite and a powdered thermosetting resin in a mold without application of pressure and heating said mixture to thermoset said resin and then subjecting to a coking treatment. The coked jacket is then filled with a mixture of fissile particles and graphite and the complete assembly is closed and treated with a gaseous hydrocarbon at an elevated temperature to deposit pyrolytic carbon.

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