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This review deals with the instrumentation for the measurement of physical and chemical characteristics of liquid sodium in reactor coolant and related applications. It covers flow, temperature, acceleration and pressure, displacement, void fraction and level. Also included are the descriptions of instruments for monitoring the general purity and the specific impurities of oxygen, hydrogen and carbon. Greater attention is given to the more unusual instruments. The introduction leads to a brief description of the sodium circuits of a typical fast reactor and the properties of sodium which are relevant to successful instrumentation are outlined.
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