GB 15146.10-2001
ActiveNuclear criticality safety for fissile materials outside reactors--Safety requirements for the use of fixed neutron absorbers
反应堆外易裂变材料的核临界安全 固定中子吸收体的应用安全要求
Application Summary AI generated
This standard specifies safety requirements for the use of fixed neutron absorbers (such as neutron poison plates or rods) to control criticality in storage, handling, and processing of fissile materials outside nuclear reactors. It is applied in nuclear fuel cycle facilities, laboratories, and waste management operations where fissile materials like uranium or plutonium are present, ensuring that neutron-absorbing materials are properly designed, installed, and maintained to prevent accidental chain reactions. The standard provides criteria for absorber selection, placement, and performance verification under normal and accident conditions.
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