Features and BenefitsOur LPRM system consists of a number of fission chambers, which operate from a range of about one to 125 percent of the rated reactor power on a linear scale. The individual LPRM assembly consists of four sensors located at predetermined elevations and a calibration tube for the traversing in-core probe (TIP). The entire assembly is enclosed in a stainless steel cover tube equipped with interface features that mate appropriately with the support plates and grid of the reactor core. We offer two types of LPRM assemblies: the NA-250 LPRM for BWR-6s and the NA-300 LPRM for all other BWRs. Both LPRM detector types are fission chambers with a mineral insulated coaxial signal cable. The fission chamber consists of a cathode and anode assembly with high-purity argon gas in the inter-electrode gap. The cathode is coated with a mixture of U-234 and U-235 oxides. As neutron interaction depletes the U-235 atoms, U-234 is converted to U-235, so the fission chamber is a miniature "breeder," extending its life and output current. LPRM Assemblies
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