Process and apparatus for coating fuel fertile or absorber mater

Coating processes – Radioactive base or coating – Particles or nuclear reactor fuel elements coated

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176 91SP, 427213, G21C 306, B05D 700

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040566412

ABSTRACT:
Fuel, fertile material or absorber material containing particles for high temperature fuel elements are coated in a fluidized bed by heating the particles and fluidizing through carrier gas preheated to the desired temperature. The coating gas, having a higher velocity than the carrier gas causing fluidizing, is blown into the fluidized particle bed from one or more nozzles from above counter to the flow of the carrier gas. The nozzles end above the fluidized layer.

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