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combustible nuclear gastado Nuclear fuel that has been irradiated in a nuclear reactor (usually at a nuclear power plant)
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Examples for "snf"
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Precision increased when jointly modeling the SNF admission with change in functional limitations.
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The relation between caregivers and SNF admissions depended on caregiver's characteristics.
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Methods: In this prospective, multiple case study, a case was defined as an individual SNF.
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Eleven facility residents have since returned back to the SNF after recovering from their hospitalization.
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Palliative care services should be incorporated into SNF-level care.
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In the meantime, used nuclear fuel, some of it decades old, languishes in holding tanks.
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North Korea yesterday told the US that it had finished reprocessing used nuclear fuel into bomb-grade plutonium.
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All reactors were shut down in 2011, but cooling is still needed for the used nuclear fuel stored on the site.
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It pledges not to enrich uranium or reprocess used nuclear fuel, and is obliged to import all fuel for its nuclear reactors.
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Used nuclear fuel is reprocessed to extract the remaining uranium and plutonium generated during irradiation of the fuel in the reactor.
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No spent nuclear fuel is stored in the tunnel, Energy Department officials said.
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France, the United Kingdom and others recycle spent nuclear fuel.
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We should prepare measures for spent nuclear fuel, he warns.
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The German government yesterday announced a timetable to end the reprocessing of its spent nuclear fuel.
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The leak forced a suspension of operations to recover plutonium and uranium from spent nuclear fuel.
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A British train carrying spent nuclear fuel flasks has derailed as it arrived at a power station.
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Congress wanted a secure place to bury spent nuclear fuel, which can stay radioactive for thousands of years.
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Here is what is happens about spent nuclear fuel at present: -What happens to spent nuclear fuel?
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Experts said it would look to first rebuild its plant that separates plutonium from spent nuclear fuel rods.
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A 1995 agreement hammered out between Idaho and the Energy Department bans shipments of commercial spent nuclear fuel.
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Moscow's ambitious plans have also fueled concerns over terrorism and what do to with highly radioactive spent nuclear fuel.
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They said it had failed to disclose the scope of its plans for shipping spent nuclear fuel to the state.
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But they stressed it was spent nuclear fuel, which can be used to make weapons-grade plutonium, that was the main concern.
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First, engineers need to remove the spent nuclear fuel rods stored in reactor buildings -but only after they've cooled off.
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Subsequent inspections found that a layer of stainless steel cladding that envelopes the spent nuclear fuel inside the container was defective.
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The government was supposed to begin accepting spent nuclear fuel in 1998, part of the deal with utilities that collect the money.