| 摘要 |
A fuel pellet for a nuclear reactor contains a matrix made of an oxidic nuclear fuel and a metallic phase that is deposited within or between the fuel grains and is preferably aligned in a radial direction relative to the coating surface of the pellet. A method for producing the fuel pellet includes forming slugs containing a precursor of the metallic phase, which has a melting point lying below the sintering temperature and can be transformed into the metallic phase in sintering conditions, in addition to the oxidic nuclear fuel and other optional additives. The slugs are then sintered. The slugs are heated up so quickly that at least one portion of the precursor is liquefied before being completely transformed into the metallic phase.
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