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The Determination of the Neutron Sensitivity of Suspensions of Chambers for Transport Nuclear Reactor Control and Protection Systems

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A method of determining the neutron sensitivity of ionisation chambers and suspensions of ionisation chambers, used in transport nuclear-power plant control and protection systems is considered. Measured values of the sensitivity for type KNK-53M and KNK-16 ionisation chambers are given.

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  1. A. A. Bykov
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  2. A. E. Volkov
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  3. V. D. Pavlov
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  4. V. D. Sevast'yanov
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Bykov, A.A., Volkov, A.E., Pavlov, V.D. et al. The Determination of the Neutron Sensitivity of Suspensions of Chambers for Transport Nuclear Reactor Control and Protection Systems. Measurement Techniques 45, 106–109 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1015128219805

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