NATIONAL NUCLEAR LABORATORY LIMITED
Reactor physics and criticality: (a) Development of high-fidelity coupled methods for the steady-state and transient analysis of coated particle fuels, and (b) evaluation of criticality implications associated with HALEU.
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This contract has been awarded under NNLC321 - University Supply Chain Framework Lot 6.
The services to be provided are a PDRA focusing on reactor physics and criticality: (a) Development of high-fidelity coupled methods for the steady-state and transient analysis of coated particle fuels, and (b) evaluation of criticality implications associated with HALEU.
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University Supply Chain Framework Lot 6
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