Water chemistry of nuclear reactor systems 6. Volume 1 : proceedings of the international conference organized by the British Nuclear Energy Society and co-sponsored by the Institution of Chemical Engineers, the Royal Society of Chemistry and the European

The success of the five International Conferences on Water Chemistry of Nuclear Systems held in Bournemouth since 1977 has shown the worldwide interest in obtaining a scientific understanding of the chemistry that determines the operational behaviour of nuclear power stations. In this, the sixth report, particular emphasis is given to the discussion of the chemical factors important to the operation of water power reactors and their experience of load following, operation with minimum radiation dose to operators and minimum effluent discharge. Supporting papers consider theoretical and design aspects of nuclear reactors and draw on experience in operating power reactors. With the expertise presented, this book is a state-of-the-art review of the best international experience Contains papers presented at the five International Conferences on Water Chemistry of Nuclear Systems held in Bournemouth since 1977. This work gives emphasis to the discussion of the chemical factors important to the operation of water power reactors and their experience of load following, operation with minimum radiation dose to operators. Proceedings of sixth international conference held in Bournemouth on 12-15 October 1992