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Turner, Joel
University of Manchester
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- 2024Development of high-temperature-steam Resistant UN via the addition of UB 2
- 2024Development of high-temperature-steam Resistant UN via the addition of UB2
- 2023Fabrication and thermal conductivity of UN-UB2 composites fabricated by spark plasma sinteringcitations
- 2020Synthesis of Candidate Advanced Technology Fuel: Uranium Diboride (UB2) via Carbo/Borothermic Reduction of UO2
- 2020Synthesis of Candidate Advanced Technology Fuel: Uranium Diboride (UB2) via Carbo/Borothermic Reduction of UO2citations
- 2020Steam Performance of UB2/U3Si2 Composite Fuel Pellets, Compared to U3Si2 Reference Behaviourcitations
- 2019A high density composite fuel with integrated burnable absorber: U3Si2-UB2citations
- 2018The use of gadolinium as a burnable poison within U 3 Si 2 fuel pelletscitations
- 2018The use of gadolinium as a burnable poison within U3Si2 fuel pelletscitations
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Steam Performance of UB2/U3Si2 Composite Fuel Pellets, Compared to U3Si2 Reference Behaviour
Abstract
Uranium diboride (UB 2 ) was produced via arc melting and mixed with U 3 Si 2 material via cold-press and sintering. Composite materials, from 0 to 100% UB 2 were placed in high temperature flowing steam and mass gain observed. It was seen that the addition of 10 wt% UB 2 to U 3 Si 2 increased the onset of reaction by 100 C∘ compared to pure U 3 Si 2 in the same conditions. 50 wt% UB 2 /U 3 Si 2 pellets maintained this increase, alongside a significant reduction in the ejection of material typically seen in U 3 Si 2 -steam reactions. From these results, a mechanism for both composite reaction and the performance of U 3 Si 2 in steam is proposed.