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NRC proposed rule for licensing reactors authorized by DOE, DOD
Nuclear reactor designs approved by the Department of Energy or Department of Defense could get streamlined pathways through the Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s commercial licensing process should applicants wish to push the technology into the civilian sector.
A proposed rule introduced April 2 by the NRC would “improve NRC licensing review efficiency, where applicable, by explicitly establishing by regulation an additional means for reactor applicants to demonstrate the safety functions of their reactor designs, and thus, would contribute to the safe and secure use and deployment of civilian nuclear energy technologies.”
Nuclear Technology | Volume 53 | Number 2 | May 1981 | Pages 226-230
Technical Paper | Realistic Estimates of the Consequences of Nuclear Accident / Fission Reactor | doi.org/10.13182/NT81-A32627
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In case of a drift-type disturbance, the systematic error of the period to be measured is reduced by the formation of first-order differences between the counts in successive time intervals. The influence of the correlation between the differences on the error of the period to be measured is studied; a connection is found between the parameters of the experiment to fulfill the condition that the correlation between the differences should be equal to zero; the precision limits of the period and reactivity measurements are obtained.