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Nuclear fuel performance

restructured fuel at the pellet rim at high burnup, with subdivided grains and many small pores, that alters fuel thermal and gas behaviour.

In nuclear fuel performance, high burnup structure refers to restructured fuel at the pellet rim at high burnup, with subdivided grains and many small pores, that alters fuel thermal and gas behaviour. This meaning comes from Rondinella (2010) in Materials Today.[1]

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Rondinella, V. V., & Wiss, T. (2010). The high burn-up structure in nuclear fuel. Materials Today, 13(12), 24-32. https://doi.org/10.1016/s1369-7021(10)70221-2

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