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TITLE(s): ATOMIC-FUEL ASSEMBLER (chemical) alternate titles: fuel assembler; process operator, atomic energy Prepares fuel elements for use in nuclear reactors or radiographic measuring and detecting devices, performing any combination of following tasks: Strings fuel cells on wire or rod, using tweezers, safety gloves, and radiation shield or box. Enlarges hole in cell as necessary for precise fit, using reamers, files, scrapers, and emery cloth. Inspects completed assembly for flaws, such as burrs or faulty assembly. Stacks prescribed number of assemblies in jig and slips ring or cap over end to form single fuel unit. Cleans inside of metallic tubes, using ultrasonic wand, preparatory to filling with liquid fuel solution. Mixes radioactive solution according to specifications and pours into tube, using remote-controlled slave manipulators. Seals ends of tube by crimping cap or by spot welding cap to tube. Inspects tubes for leakage, using mass spectrometer or disintegration counter. Cleans exterior of tubes, using acetone and cloth or brush. Packs tubes in cartons or lead containers for shipment. Weighs completed assemblies or radioactive materials, using gram scale. Keeps records of materials used, shipping data, and number of units assembled. GOE: 06.01.04 STRENGTH: L GED: R4 M2 L2 SVP: 4 DLU: 77 |
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TITLE(s):
ATOMIC-FUEL ASSEMBLER (chemical) alternate titles: fuel assembler; process operator,
atomic energy
Prepares fuel elements for use in nuclear reactors or radiographic measuring and detecting
devices, performing any combination of following tasks: Strings fuel cells on wire or rod, using
tweezers, safety gloves, and radiation shield or box. Enlarges hole in cell as necessary for precise
fit, using reamers, files, scrapers, and emery cloth. Inspects completed assembly for flaws, such as
burrs or faulty assembly. Stacks prescribed number of assemblies in jig and slips ring or cap over
end to form single fuel unit. Cleans inside of metallic tubes, using ultrasonic wand, preparatory to
filling with liquid fuel solution. Mixes radioactive solution according to specifications and pours
into tube, using remote-controlled slave manipulators. Seals ends of tube by crimping cap or by spot
welding cap to tube. Inspects tubes for leakage, using mass spectrometer or disintegration counter.
Cleans exterior of tubes, using acetone and cloth or brush. Packs tubes in cartons or lead
containers for shipment. Weighs completed assemblies or radioactive materials, using gram scale.
Keeps records of materials used, shipping data, and number of units assembled.
GOE: 06.01.04 STRENGTH: L GED: R4 M2 L2 SVP: 4 DLU: 77
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