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titleOfInvention A process for the production of ceramic fuel tablets for nuclear reactors
abstract A process for the production ceramic fuel tablets for nuclear reactors comprises the shock compaction of a corresponding preform in a cavity, wherein the preform is formed by the spherical particles which are produced by hardening droplets consisting of an aqueous solution of the nitrates of the fissible and/or fertile materials and the components of a hardening synthetic resin at temperatures above 100 DEG C, followed by heat treatment at temperatures in the range from 200 to 850 DEG C. The process operates largely without the recycling of scrap and the accumulation of aqueous waste.
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