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- 10.1016/j.pnucene.2025.106231
How much residual water remains in a canister after vacuum drying for spent nuclear fuel storage?
- Mar 01, 2026
- Progress in Nuclear Energy
- Ji Hwan Lim + 4 more +4
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How much residual water remains in a canister after vacuum drying for spent nuclear fuel storage?
Corrigendum to “Chronostratigraphy and petrophysical properties for the middle to late Miocene sediments in the shelf to abyssal plain of the Ulleung Basin, Korea” [Mar. Petrol. Geol. 183 (2026) 107650
Evaluation of greenhouse gas emission potential of agricultural by-products: A comparison of rumen in vitro digestibility, IPCC tier 2 equations based on life cycle inventory databases
257 W/cm2 power-density laser-driven white-light source for high-speed inspection in semiconductor packaging
Development of cold energy utilization of liquid hydrogen for a locomotive by pre-experimental approach
Unveiling the sequential CO2/CH4 activation process on Co3O4 nanoparticles encapsulated by mesoporous silica shell
Failure analysis of stainless steel metal hose used for welding
CFD-based multi-objective Bayesian optimization approach for compact and efficient hydrogen production in steam reforming reactor
Violent Piracy off the Coast of Nigeria: A Theoretical Analysis
Ultrasonic nanocrystal surface modification effect on reduction of hydrogen embrittlement in Inconel-625 parts fabricated via additive manufacturing process