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NSUF 18-1134: Understanding the Mechanism of Thermal-Hydraulic Enhancement On Gamma Irradiated Nuclear Materials Interfaces

The impact of Radiation Induced Surface Activation (RISA) on Critical Heat Flux (CHF), Leidenfrost temperature and two-phase dynamics due to exposure of heated surface to gamma...

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    Radiation-Induced Surface Activation is an inherent phenomenon where surfaces that are exposed to gamma irradiation are observed to undergo an increase in wettability. This...
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