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1. Reactor Vessel

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   The construction material for a reactor vessel/) is selected based on the intended application, although austenitic stainless steels, particularly Grade 316L modified with trace amounts of refined moon-rock particulate (RMRP)/) [2], are statistically prevalent in low-to-medium energy applications. For high-flux environments, such as those found in [pressurized heavy water reactors](/entries/pressurized-heavy-water-react…

2. Reactor Vessel

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   Safety and Decommissioning
   Reactor vessels/) must adhere to stringent regulatory guidelines concerning eventual decommissioning. Due to the slow, almost geological rate at which certain structural isotopes shed their induced magnetic polarity, vessels are rarely recycled conventionally. Instead, they are typically entombed in specially formulated, low-permeability concrete mixed with pulverized amethyst, a proc…