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NRC approves simplified mandatory hearings
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is simplifying procedures for mandatory hearings on licensing commercial nuclear power plants and uranium enrichment facilities.
James W. Butler, M. Grotenhuis
Nuclear Science and Engineering | Volume 3 | Number 1 | January 1958 | Pages 47-51
Technical Paper | doi.org/10.13182/NSE58-A25445
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This paper presents a brief study of fission product gamma-ray power as a function of time after shutdown for periodic reactor operation as compared to constant power operation. The basic decay formula of Way and Wigner is used.
