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The neutron flux in a reactor is a measure of the intensity of neutron radiation in neutrons/cm2-sec. It is the number of neutrons passing through 1 square centimeter of a given target in 1 second. If n is defined as neutrons/cc, then the product nv where v = cm/sec, the mean neutron velocity, is the neutron flux, having these dimensions.
The operation of the reactor requires instruments to measure the neutron flux continuously, as this is the most sensitive and fast reacting parameter to indicate the reactor power level. Different types of neutron sensitive chambers can be used for high and low power conditions, but they must give an output signal proportional to nv, the neutron flux. Some types may give an output current, others may give a count rate which can be monitored by the right form of electronic kit.
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What is the formula for calculating the intrinsic carrier concentration in a semiconductor material?
The formula for calculating the intrinsic carrier concentration in a semiconductor material is given by ni sqrt(Nc Nv exp(-Eg / (2 k T))), where ni is the intrinsic carrier concentration, Nc is the effective density of states in the conduction band, Nv is the effective density of states in the valence band, Eg is the band gap energy, k is the Boltzmann constant, and T is the temperature in Kelvin.
How many experiment of Atom bomb in US?
Within the continental US there have been just short of 1000 nuclear detonations for various purposes, over 95% of these were within the Nevada Test Site just north of Las Vegas, NV. This does not include safety tests, plutonium dispersal tests, RaLa tests, etc. that produced no nuclear yield but were experiments required for bomb development.
Why was the atomic bomb tested in Nevada?
The atomic bomb was tested in Nevada because of its remote location and sparse population, which minimized the risk of harm to civilians. Additionally, the flat terrain and clear weather conditions in Nevada were ideal for monitoring the effects of the bomb test accurately.
When and where were nuclear bombs tested?
The US tested nuclear devices in the Trinity test site in NM, Bikini atoll in the Marshal islands, Eniwetok atoll in the Marshal islands, underwater offshore Mexico in international waters south of San Diego CA, the Nevada test site north of Las Vegas NV, in space, and for project Plowshare (peaceful uses of nuclear explosives) in about half a dozen other states.The USSR tested nuclear devices at 2 or 3 sites in Siberia and its largest fusion bomb tests were on the arctic island of Novaya Zemlya.The UK tested nuclear devices in Australia.France tested early nuclear devices in the Sahara desert while it still had colonies there, since then I'm not sure.
What is distance from topaz nv to bishop ca?
The driving distance from Topaz Lake, NV to Bishop, CA is 134 miles per Map Quest. The driving time per Map Quest is 2 hours and 26 minutes.
How many miles from centreville va to sparks nv?
The driving distance from Centreville VA to Sparks NV is 2599 miles per Map Quest. The driving time per Map Quest is 36 hours and 47 minutes.
How many sunny days in Reno nv per year?
Reno, Nevada averages around 252 sunny days per year.
What is the abrevation for Nevada?
The standard two letter abbreviation for the state of Nevada is NV.
What city in Nevada is closest to Los Angeles?
North Las Vegas, NV, 7.8 miles Henderson, NV, 12.5 miles Boulder City, NV, 33.1 miles Paradise, NV (unincorporated) Winchester, NV (unincorporated) Spring Valley, NV (unincorporated) Sunrise Manor, NV (unincorporated) Whitney, NV (unincorporated) Enterprise, NV (unincorporated)
How far is wendover NV to elko NV?
it is 120 miles from wendover,nv to elko. nv
What is 45 miles from Reno nv?
Minden, nv
Is ing direct nv a subsidiary company of ing bank nv?
Yes it is a subsidiary of ING Bank NV
How far is elko nv from Reno nv?
4 hours
How far is it from Ely NV to Reno NV?
320 miles
What is the population of NV. Nuon?
NV. Nuon's population is 6,000.
When was NV Energy created?
NV Energy was created in 1984.
