Fuel Pellet Microstructure
Fuel Pellet Microstructure is a material characterization construct that specifies the spatial arrangement, grain morphology, porosity distribution, and phase composition within a consolidated ceramic nuclear fuel pellet, distinguishing it from other microstructural descriptions by its direct relevance to thermo-mechanical behavior and fission product retention in reactor operation.
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The high burn-up structure in nuclear fuel
V.V. Rondinella, T. Wiss · Materials Today · 2010 · 314 citations · Full text
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