Material Irradiation CApsule This is a capsule-type experimental device. This capsule is designed to test materials at high temperature in a NaK environment, i.e. a kind of furnace designed to reach temperatures up to 400°C.

Multirod Adaptable Device for Irradiation of [fusion_tooltip title="Light-Water Reactor. LWR is a type of thermal-neutron reactor that uses normal water, as opposed to heavy water, as both its coolant and neutron moderator; furthermore a solid form of fissile elements is used as fuel. Thermal-neutron reactors are the most common type of nuclear reactor, and LWR are the most common type of thermal-neutron reactor. " placement="top" trigger="hover" class="" id=""]LWR[/fusion_tooltip]’s Fuel Samples Operating in Normal conditions This is a loop-type experimental device designed to study the behaviour of nuclear fuels under static conditions in a thermohydraulic environment representative of a nuclear power plant with varying baking times though without cladding failure (contrary to the [fusion_tooltip title="Fuel Irradiation CApsule. This is a capsule-type experimental device designed to study the behaviour of nuclear fuels in static conditions up to the deterioration/ failure of the cladding by varying the baking time. This device will be used to test fuel ageing and deterioration, as well as to study new fuels.” placement="top" trigger="hover" class="" id=""]FICA[/fusion_tooltip] device). This makes it an ideal device for testing fuel ageing and deterioration, as well as for studying new fuels.