Out-of-Pile Anneal Experiment of PWR Fuel at Burn-Up of 39 MWd/kg U
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Specimens obtained from the PWR type UO<SUB>2</SUB> fuel with cladding at 39 MWd/kg U were provided for out-of-pile anneal. Obtained results are : <BR>(1) A transient fission gas release (FGR) from the out-of-pile, instantaneous triangular shape temperature (peak 980°C) was <0.5%. On the contrary, a transient FGR from in-pile referential test was about 4%. The difference was attributed to the flat temperature profile across fuel for the former and the concave temperature profile for the latter. Significant microcrackings in UO<SUB>2</SUB> fuel periphery observed only in the in pile test might be the main cause of FGR enhancement.<BR>(2) Onset temperature of FGR of the provided specimen obtained from the anneal was about 1, 340°C. The maximum FGR was about 37% at 2, 000°C. Diffusion coefficient D (m<SUP>2</SUP>•s<SUP>-1</SUP>) was D=6.2 × 10<SUP>-3</SUP> exp(-440, 000/RT) at temperatures, 1, 473 ?? T <1, 873 K.<BR>(3) FGR from holding at 1, 400°C/150 min was about 5 %, while FGR from cycling (30 cycles between 1, 400°C/5 min and 800°C/5 min) was 2.8%. No enhancement of FGR occurred by the cycling.
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