Mendoza et al., 2023 - Google Patents
An intelligent fault detection and diagnosis monitoring system for reactor operational resilience: power transient identificationMendoza et al., 2023
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- Mendoza M
- Tsvetkov P
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- Progress in Nuclear Energy
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Various microreactor designs under development aim at fulfilling electricity and heat production requirements affordably and reliably in a variety of applications, like power generation for remote communities and military bases. The fission battery deployment …
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