Search for dissertations about: "nuclear safeguards"
Showing result 11 - 15 of 22 swedish dissertations containing the words nuclear safeguards.
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11. Investigation of a Methodology for the Detection of Diversions in Spent Nuclear Fuel
Abstract : One of the main tasks in nuclear safeguards is the inspection of Spent Nuclear Fuel (SNF) to detect possible diversions of their special nuclear material content, e.g., U-235 and Pu-239. These inspections verify the declared SNF via passive measurements of characteristic signatures such as the emissions of neutrons and gamma rays. READ MORE
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12. Proliferation resistances of Generation IV recycling facilities for nuclear fuel
Abstract : The effects of global warming raise demands for reduced CO2 emissions, whereas at the same time the world’s need for energy increases. With the aim to resolve some of the difficulties facing today’s nuclear power, striving for safety, sustainability and waste minimization, a new generation of nuclear energy systems is being pursued: Generation IV. READ MORE
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13. Tomographic Techniques for Safeguards Measurements of Nuclear Fuel Assemblies
Abstract : Nuclear power is currently experiencing increased interest over the world. New nuclear reactors are being built and techniques for taking care of the nuclear waste are being developed. This development puts new demands and standards to safeguards, i.e. READ MORE
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14. Nuclear safeguards evaluation and analysis techniques for application to nuclear fuel material in Generation IV nuclear energy systems
Abstract : A new generation of nuclear energy systems called Generation IV is under development to ensure that nuclear power will be a safe, reliable and sustainable energy source for the future. This thesis addresses the challenge of making future nuclear energy systems increasingly resistant to nuclear material diversion attempts. READ MORE
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15. The Statistics of Emission and Detection of Neutrons and Photons
Abstract : One particular purpose of nuclear safeguards, in addition toaccounting for known materials, is the detection, identifying and quantifying unknown material, to prevent accidental and clandestine transports and uses of nuclear materials. This can be achieved in a non-destructive way through the various physical and statistical properties of particle emission and detection from such materials. READ MORE