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Acceptance Criteria for Polymers in Nuclear Applicatons 2017

| 2018:486 | Anna Jansson, Marcus Molander, Johan Sandström, Anna Bondeson, Konsta Sipilä, Harri JokI
Different polymer-based materials are widely used in various applications in nuclear power plants and inside containments, such as cable jacketing/insulators, sealants, paint coatings, lubricants and greases.
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Polymeric materials are widely used in the nuclear sector, from small components like O-rings that are regularly exchanged to complex components that are rarely exchanged. In the COMRADE project on acceptance criteria for polymers in nuclear applications, several ageing related issues in NPP environment were studied.

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