Definition of Equilibrium cycle

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Equilibrium cycle

The term 'Equilibrium cycle' as it applies to the area of energy can be defined as ' An analytical term that refers to fuel cycles that occur after the initial one or two cycles of a reactor's operation. For a given type of reactor, equilibrium cycles have similar fuel characteristics'.

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