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| Beschreibung: | The editors have pleasure in presenting this volume of our review series. We have specialised in three areas: perturbation Monte Carlo, non-linear kinetics and the transfer of radioactive fluids in rocks. These contributions are linked, however, in the demands for optimising complex systems that are a feature of the scale of nuclear power production. Kuniharu Kishida’s account of Japanese thinking in the application of modern non-linear theory to reactor kinetics and control comes at a time when the community of control scholars is seeking how to apply the new ideas that have led to the prominence of chaos theory to our field. Pr- lems of maintenance in power reactors are as severe as ever and must be solved for credibility to characterise any new program. As much as 30% of unanticipated down-time, for example, is due to the failure of motor op- ated valves. We need a theory to provide for preventive maintenance. This in turn depends heavily on on-line monitoring to anticipate failure as well as expert systems to schedule preventive treatment. Noise theory with its promise of on-line interpretation of information from inchoate breakdown is the key. It is all too likely that the need to deal with major departures makes a non-linear theory of noise essential. We can be grateful that P- fessor Kishida has provided us with such a consistent account |
| Beschreibung: | 1 Online-Ressource (XVII, 194 p) |
| ISBN: | 9780306478109 9780306451843 |
| ISSN: | 0065-2989 |
| DOI: | 10.1007/b100134 |
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| spelling | Lewins, Jeffery Verfasser aut Advances in Nuclear Science and Technology edited by Jeffery Lewins, Martin Becker, R. W. Albrecht, Ernest J. Henley, John D. McKean, K. Oshima, A. Sesonske, H. B. Smets, C. P. L. Zaleski Boston, MA Springer US 1996 1 Online-Ressource (XVII, 194 p) txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier Advances in Nuclear Science & Technology 23 0065-2989 The editors have pleasure in presenting this volume of our review series. We have specialised in three areas: perturbation Monte Carlo, non-linear kinetics and the transfer of radioactive fluids in rocks. These contributions are linked, however, in the demands for optimising complex systems that are a feature of the scale of nuclear power production. Kuniharu Kishida’s account of Japanese thinking in the application of modern non-linear theory to reactor kinetics and control comes at a time when the community of control scholars is seeking how to apply the new ideas that have led to the prominence of chaos theory to our field. Pr- lems of maintenance in power reactors are as severe as ever and must be solved for credibility to characterise any new program. As much as 30% of unanticipated down-time, for example, is due to the failure of motor op- ated valves. We need a theory to provide for preventive maintenance. This in turn depends heavily on on-line monitoring to anticipate failure as well as expert systems to schedule preventive treatment. Noise theory with its promise of on-line interpretation of information from inchoate breakdown is the key. It is all too likely that the need to deal with major departures makes a non-linear theory of noise essential. We can be grateful that P- fessor Kishida has provided us with such a consistent account Physics Nuclear physics Nuclear engineering Nuclear Physics, Heavy Ions, Hadrons Nuclear Engineering Becker, Martin Sonstige oth Albrecht, R. W. Sonstige oth Henley, Ernest J. Sonstige oth McKean, John D. Sonstige oth Oshima, K. Sonstige oth Sesonske, A. Sonstige oth Smets, H. B. Sonstige oth Zaleski, C. P. L. Sonstige oth https://doi.org/10.1007/b100134 Verlag Volltext |
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| title_fullStr | Advances in Nuclear Science and Technology edited by Jeffery Lewins, Martin Becker, R. W. Albrecht, Ernest J. Henley, John D. McKean, K. Oshima, A. Sesonske, H. B. Smets, C. P. L. Zaleski |
| title_full_unstemmed | Advances in Nuclear Science and Technology edited by Jeffery Lewins, Martin Becker, R. W. Albrecht, Ernest J. Henley, John D. McKean, K. Oshima, A. Sesonske, H. B. Smets, C. P. L. Zaleski |
| title_short | Advances in Nuclear Science and Technology |
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