Comments on the Angle of Repose of Aqueous ThO$sub 2$ Slurries

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aqueous thorium oxide slurries have arisen in connection with the design of the lower portion of the blanket pressure vessel and its associated piping. The literaiure review on the angle of repose of various dry solids by Mrs. B. S. Neumann in J. J. Hermans' book on''Flow Properties of Dispersed Systems'' is summarized. Mrs. Neumann points out that both a dynamic and static angle of repose have been observed with the angles for dynamic systems being larger than for static systems. Results are reported for two different types of experiments with slurry discharged from run 200A-14 which gave static angles … continued below

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Thomas, D. G. February 14, 1958.

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aqueous thorium oxide slurries have arisen in connection with the design of the lower portion of the blanket pressure vessel and its associated piping. The literaiure review on the angle of repose of various dry solids by Mrs. B. S. Neumann in J. J. Hermans' book on''Flow Properties of Dispersed Systems'' is summarized. Mrs. Neumann points out that both a dynamic and static angle of repose have been observed with the angles for dynamic systems being larger than for static systems. Results are reported for two different types of experiments with slurry discharged from run 200A-14 which gave static angles of repose of 45 to 50 deg and dynamic angles of 65 to 75 deg . (auth)

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Thomas, D. G. Comments on the Angle of Repose of Aqueous ThO$sub 2$ Slurries, report, February 14, 1958; Oak Ridge, Tennessee. (https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc1015576/: accessed August 10, 2026), University of North Texas Libraries, UNT Digital Library, https://digital.library.unt.edu; crediting UNT Libraries Government Documents Department.

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