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Characterization of Radiation Fields in Biological Shields of Nuclear Power Plants for Assessing Concrete Degradation

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Figure 1. Neutron and gamma-ray flux versus distance from the core for the three-loop PWR plant
Table 2. Summary and comparison of neutron and gamma fluxes and heating rates in three-loop and two-loopPWRs.
Table 3. Predicted neutron fluence for the two PWRs analysed at 40, 60, and 80 years of operation assuming a 92%capacity factor.
Figure 4. Relative compressive strength of concrete versus neutron fluence. The shapes of the symbols indicatehollow symbols correspond to temperature below 100neutron fluence energy cutoff

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