The Provision of Regulatory Support in Analysis of Irradiated Graphite Brick Cracking and Weight Loss in AGR Cores to Provide the Basis for Effective, Independent Regulatory Challenge
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The work will provide front line regulatory support to ONR on the subject of nuclear graphite core brick cracking in AGRs.
The scope of the contract addresses ONR's need to access independent experts who can consider the basis of the licensee's safety case claims and test them by applying independent scientific and mathematical reasoning.
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The work will provide front line regulatory
The work will provide front line regulatory support to ONR on the subject of nuclear graphite core brick cracking in AGRs.
The scope of the contract addresses ONR's
The scope of the contract addresses ONR's need to access independent experts who can consider the basis of the licensee's safety case claims and test them by applying independent scientific and mathematical reasoning.
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