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Uranium is present in most nuclear fuel cycle facilities ranging from uranium mines, enrichment plants, fuel fabrication facilities, nuclear reactors, and reprocessing plants. The isotopic, chemical, and geometric composition of uranium can vary significantly between these facilities, depending on the application and type of facility. Examples of this variation are: enrichments varying from depleted...
When measuring low-self-multiplication uranium samples by passive neutron multiplicity counting, a technique not commonly used on uranium, there should be a decrease in the doubles counts with increasing enrichment. The reason for this decrease is explained as being due to the reduction in 238 U mass, which has a large specific spontaneous fission rate in comparison to the other naturally...
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