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Nuclear Fuel Cycle
1. Introduction to the Nuclear Fuel Cycle
2. Uranium Exploration and Mining
3. Milling and Concentration
4. Uranium Conversion
5. Uranium Enrichment
6. Fuel Fabrication
7. Nuclear Fission Process
8. Fuel Performance in Reactor
9. Fuel Handling and Refueling
10. Spent Nuclear Fuel Characteristics
11. Interim Storage of Spent Fuel
12. Transportation of Nuclear Materials
13. Reprocessing of Spent Fuel
14. Mixed Oxide Fuel
15. Radioactive Waste Classification
16. Waste Treatment and Conditioning
17. Long-Term Disposal
18. Thorium Fuel Cycle
19. Fast Reactor Fuel Cycles
20. Partitioning and Transmutation
21. IAEA Safeguards System
22. Nuclear Material Accountancy
23. Physical Protection
24. Economic Analysis of Fuel Cycles
25. Environmental Impact Assessment
26. Sustainability and Resource Management
Mixed Oxide Fuel
MOX Fuel Fabrication
Plutonium Handling
Safety Requirements
Glove Box Operations
Criticality Control
Powder Preparation
Blending Operations
Homogenization
Quality Control
Pellet Production
Pressing
Sintering
Inspection
Rod and Assembly Fabrication
Similar to UO2 Fuel
Special Considerations
MOX Fuel Performance
Reactor Physics
Neutron Spectrum Effects
Reactivity Coefficients
Thermal Properties
Conductivity
Melting Point
Irradiation Behavior
Burnup Characteristics
Fission Gas Release
Safety Considerations
Criticality Safety
Radiation Protection
Emergency Procedures
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