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McMaster University Technical Documents
McMaster Courses
See http://www.nuceng.ca/courses/courseindex.htm for a listing of McMaster nuclear courses. Course content is available on-line.
Books
- An Introduction to the CANDU Nuclear Energy Conversion System by A.A. Harms, 1975
Reproduced here with the kind permission of A.A. Harms.
Summary: "The CANDU nuclear reactor has recently attracted considerable attention both at home and abroad. The increasing interest in this distinctly Canadian nuclear energy system has identified the need for an introductory description of the basic elements of the CANDU reactor suitable for a readership with a wide range of professional qualifications.
It is believed that this monograph can serve as a self-study guide and as a supportive text for the scientist, engineer and other technically oriented individual with little previous exposure to nuclear engineering in general and who possesses only a passing familiarity with the CANDU nuclear reactor in particular. An attempt has been made to be impressionistic on both the analytical-scientific and the systems-descriptive level. A detailed discussion of specialized topics such as reactor physics, plant engineering and reactor operations is outside the scope of this text." - from the Foreword
- Table of Contents and Chapter 1: Introduction (pdf 903Kb, 17 pages)
- Chapter 2: Nuclear Processes (pdf 707Kb, 16 pages)
- Chapter 3: Neutron Physics (pdf 826Kb, 18 pages)
- Chapter 4: Reactor Statics (pdf 907Kb, 18 pages)
- Chapter 5: Reactor Dynamics (pdf 581Kb, 10 pages)
- Chapter 6: Control and Operations (pdf 687Kb, 12 pages)
- Chapter 7: Thermal-hydraulic Analysis (pdf 634Kb, 12 pages)
- Chapter 8: Nuclear Reactor Materials (pdf 1048Kb, 16 pages)
- Chapter 9: Safety Analysis (pdf 211Kb, 4 pages)
- Chapter 10: CANDU Reactors part 1 (pdf 997Kb,13 pages), part 2 (pdf 928Kb, 18 pages)
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