Nuclear reactor fuel assembly with a supporting coolant tube

Induced nuclear reactions: processes – systems – and elements – Fuel component structure – Plural fuel segments or elements

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376444, G21C 334

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ABSTRACT:
In order to obviate the use of supporting rods, an upper end piece of a coolant tube penetrates a fuel assembly head of a nuclear reactor fuel assembly and is supported on the fuel assembly head. A lower end piece of the coolant tube is fastened to and supported by a fuel assembly foot, in particular with rods of partial lengths. A supporting skeleton therefore includes the foot and the coolant tube with spacers. The fuel assembly head and a handle are placed on the skeleton and screwed onto the coolant tube after fuel rods are pushed into meshes of the spacer.

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