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US Patent 4600553
Issued Date
July 15, 1986
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A reactor cavity surrounding a reactor coolant inlet or outlet pipe is designed to reduce pressurization of the cavity in the event of a LOCA pipe break therein.
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July 15, 1986
Application Number
06/462,851
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February 1, 1983
US Classification
376/292   376/287 376/291 376/293 976/DIG.140 976/DIG.173
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G21C   13/036   (20060101)   G21C   13/00   (20060101)   G21C   9/004   (20060101)  
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376/204   376/287   376/291   376/292   376/293  
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