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titleOfInvention Methods of fabricating metallic fuel from surplus plutonium
abstract A method of producing a metal fuel from excess plutonium may include mixing plutonium oxide powder and uranium oxide powder to obtain a mixed powder having a reduced diffusion potential. The mixed powder can be electron-reduced in a bath of molten salt to convert the mixed powder to the first alloy. The first alloy may be compressed to remove most of the molten salt adhering to the first alloy to form a compressed alloy-salt mixture. The first alloy can be isolated from the salt by melting the pressed alloy-salt mixture. The first alloy can be further processed to produce the fuel rod. The resulting metal fuel can thus be used in high-speed reactor systems, such as power reactor innovative small modules (PRISM).
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