megawatt-day per ton
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megawatt-day per ton
(′meg·ə′wät ¦dā pər ′tən)
(nucleonics) A unit used for expressing the burnup of fuel in a reactor; specifically, the number of megawatt-days of heat output per metric ton of fuel in the reactor.
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