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- [3D Viewer]
- Black cardboard viewer with plastic lenses, "for printed stereo photographs." It has scored portions and instructions for folding the cardboard to create a standing viewer to look through the lenses and keep the image at a distance.
- Homogeneous Reactor Project Quarterly Progress Report: February-April 1960
- Report issued by the Oak Ridge National Laboratory discussing quarterly progress made by the Homogeneous Reactor Program. It includes descriptions of progress and studies conducted during the report period, with tables, illustrations, and photographs.
- Nuclear Merchant Ship Reactor Final Safeguards Report, Volume 6: Environmental Analysis OF NS "Savannah" Operation at Camden
- "An analysis is presented of the accidental release of activity following the operation of the NS "Savannah" at the New York Shipbuilding Corporation docks in Camden, New Jersey. Although a number of accidents are considered, the report is primarily concerned with the environmental activity levels and subsequent exposures which would result from the "maximum credible accident" (p. v).
- The Effects of Internal Heat Generation on Pot Calcination Rates for Radioactive Wastes
- Review of methods by which the radial deposition mechanism was determined in experiments with simulated waste solutions are briefly reviewed.
- The High Flux Isotope Reactor: A Functional Description, Volume 1, Illustrations
- Report containing illustrations of the high-flux isotope reactor.
- A Proposal for the Mc2 Isochronous Cyclotron: A General Purpose High-Intensity 810-MeV Proton Accelerator
- Abstract: "The Oak Ridge National Laboratory proposes to build an isochronous eight-sector proton cyclotron to provide an extracted beam in excess of 100 A at 810 MeV. The primary proton beam and the secondary meson and neutron beams will be used to investigate nuclear structure, and the interactions between elementary particles. Biomedical and Space-oriented research programs are also planned. Shielded research areas and an extensive beam transport and analysis system are provided. Theoretical and experimental studies have shown that the Mc2 Cyclotron is a practical concept; high extraction efficiencies can be obtained, and the residual radiation problems are manageable. The project would require less than seven years to complete, and would cost about $43,000,000."
- Oak Ridge National Laboratory Intrumentation and Controls Division Annual Progress Report: 1960
- Report containing ongoing research and experiments of the Oak Ridge National Laboratory's Instrumentation and Controls Division.
- OR TEP: a FORTRAN Thermal-Ellipsoid Plot Program for Crystal Structure Illustrations
- This report describes a computer program--Oak Ridge Thermal Ellipsoid Plot program (OR TEP)--for drawing crystal structure illustrations with a mechanical plotter.
- Darex Process: Processing of Stainless Steel-Containing Reactor Fuels with Dilute Aqua Regia
- From abstract: "The Darex process developed for the recovery of uranium from stainless steel-containing reactor fuels consists of three steps: (1) dissolution of the fuel material in dilute aqua regia, (2) removal of chloride from the solution to prevent corrosion of downstream stainless steel process equipment, and (3) adjustment of the nitrate solution to solvent extraction feed conditions."
- Preliminary Designs for Four Integrated Gas-Cooled Ceramic-Fueled and -Moderated Reactor Core and Steam Generator Units
- Report containing preliminary designs for four reactor core and steam generator units. The units, their difficulties, and the layout of the reactor building are described.
- Corn Pone: A Multigroup, Multiregion Reactor Code
- Report covering the development of a set of difference equations for machine solution. In addition, this report serves as user's manual for Corn Pone, which is a code for the Oracle, the Oak Ridge National Laboratory computer.
- Calculation of Suspension Peptization
- Report regarding the combination the theories of flocculation, particle repulsion, and particle attraction in order to "understand the flocculation characteristics of TH02 suspensions" (p. 2).
- Laboratory Development of a Tributyl Phosphate Solvent Extraction Process for Processing 20% Enriched Uranium Alloy Fuel
- Report containing a preliminary chemical flowsheet "for the preparation of feed and two solvent extraction cycles for the processing of silicon-containing aluminum-uranium alloy, 20% enriched, fuel elements" (p. 2).
- Analytical Chemistry Division Annual Progress Report for Period Ending November 15, 1964
- Report issued by the Oak Ridge National Laboratory discussing progress and work conducted by the Analytical Chemistry Division. Instrumentation, analytical methods, reactor projects, service analysis, and special research is presented. This report includes tables, illustrations, and photographs.
- Applied Health Physics Annual Report for 1963
- Report issued by the Oak Ridge National Laboratory discussing work and progress made by the Health and Physics Division during 1963. Instrumentation, personnel monitoring, and laboratory monitoring is presented. This report includes maps, tables, illustrations, and photographs.
- Gas-Cooled Reactor Project Semiannual Progress Report: September 1964
- Report issued by the Oak Ridge National Laboratory discussing semiannual progress made by the Gas-Cooled Reactor Program. Descriptions of progress and studies conducted are presented. This report includes tables, illustrations, and photographs.
- Civil Defense Research Project Annual Progress Report: March 1966 - March 1967
- Report containing the results of Oak Ridge National Laboratory's research relating to civil defense.
- Fuels and Materials Development Program Quarterly Progress Report, September 30, 1968
- From Foreword: "Report containing information about ongoing research and development taking place in the Oak Ridge National Laboratory's Fuels and Materials Development Program. This includes a series of test reports covering such subjects as reactor fuels, the development of nitride fuels, and the effects of radiation on structural materials."
- Health Physics Division Annual Progress Report, July 31, 1969
- From summary: "Report documenting research and developments made by the Health Physics Division of the Oak Ridge National Laboratory."
- Instrumentation and Controls Division Annual Progress Report, September 1, 1968
- Report containing ongoing research and experiments of the Oak Ridge National Laboratory's Instrumentation and Controls Division.
- Molten-Salt Reactor Program Semiannual Progress Report for Period Ending August 31, 1968
- From introduction: "Report containing ongoing projects and experiments undertaken by the Oak Ridge National Laboratory's Molten-Salt Reactor Program."
- Nuclear Safety Program Annual Progress Report: for Period Ending December 31, 1968
- Report containing material from several Oak Ridge National Laboratory groups regarding nuclear safety.
- Physics Division Annual Progress Report, January 31, 1964
- Report containing ongoing research and development of the Oak Ridge National Laboratory's Physics Division.
- Mechanical Properties of Some Refractory Metals and their Alloys
- Report regarding the mechanical properties of Niobium, Molybdenum, Tantalum, and Tungsten alloys. Includes a review of the scant literature regarding these elements.
- Corrosion of the Volatility Pilot Plant INOR-8 Hydrofluorinator and Nickel 201 Fluorinator During Forty Fuel-Pprocessing Runs with Zirconium-Uranium Alloy
- Report documenting the corrosion of fluorinators of the Oak Ridge National Laboratory's volatility pilot plant. Includes descriptions of the fluorinators, their operating environments, and the results of their corrosion.
- Procedures for Fabricating Aluminum-Base ATR Fuel Elements
- Report concerning the relatively inexpensive fabrication of an aluminum-based fuel element for the Oak Ridge National Laboratory's 250-Mw Advanced Test Reactor.
- Oak Ridge National Laboratory Radioisotopes Procedures Manual
- Manual for the Oak Ridge National Laboratory's Isotopes Development Center. Includes procedures for the production, storage, and shipment of radioisotopes.
- Laboratory Development of Processes for Fixation of High-Level Radioactive Waste in Glassy Solids. [Part] 3, Wastes from the Purex Solvent Extraction Process
- Report concerning the fixation and disposal of toxic waste derived from the Purex solvent extraction process.
- Development of the Assembly Method for Fuel Elements for the Advanced Test Reactor
- Report regarding the development of fuel elements for the Advanced Test Reactor. The designs for the side plates and joints are documented, as well as the assembly process of the fuel element.
- A Computer Code (CDC 1604A or IBM 7090) for Calculating the Cost of Shipping Spent Reactor Fuels as a Function of Burnup, Specific Power, Cooling Time, Fuel Composition, and Other Variables
- Report presenting the calculation of the costs incurred in shipping irradiated uranium-containing fuel elements. A computer code that designs a cask and calculates the shipping costs is presented. By use of the code, shipping costs were calculated for typical reactor fuels.
- Smoothed Thermocouple Tables of Extended Significance (°C), Volume 2: Section 2.1
- This report is a segment providing smoothed thermocouple tables of extended significance in degrees Celsius (°C) for [section name]. It includes [1] a figure illustrating the difference in microvolts between the values in the smoothed table and those in the reference table and [2] a reference table containing (i) a tabulation of smoothed emf (in absolute millivolts) vs. temperature for a specific thermocouple and (ii) a tabulation of emf differences.
- Smoothed Thermocouple Tables of Extended Significance (°C), Volume 2: Section 2.2
- This report is a segment providing smoothed thermocouple tables of extended significance in degrees Celsius (°C) for [section name]. It includes [1] a figure illustrating the difference in microvolts between the values in the smoothed table and those in the reference table and [2] a reference table containing (i) a tabulation of smoothed emf (in absolute millivolts) vs. temperature for a specific thermocouple and (ii) a tabulation of emf differences.
- Smoothed Thermocouple Tables of Extended Significance (°C), Volume 2: Section 2.3 Chromel-Alumel Thermocouples
- This report is a segment providing smoothed thermocouple tables of extended significance in degrees Celsius (°C) for [section name]. It includes [1] a figure illustrating the difference in microvolts between the values in the smoothed table and those in the reference table and [2] a reference table containing (i) a tabulation of smoothed emf (in absolute millivolts) vs. temperature for a specific thermocouple and (ii) a tabulation of emf differences.
- Smoothed Thermocouple Tables of Extended Significance (°C), Volume 2: Section 2.4
- This report is a segment providing smoothed thermocouple tables of extended significance in degrees Celsius (°C) for [section name]. It includes [1] a figure illustrating the difference in microvolts between the values in the smoothed table and those in the reference table and [2] a reference table containing (i) a tabulation of smoothed emf (in absolute millivolts) vs. temperature for a specific thermocouple and (ii) a tabulation of emf differences.
- Smoothed Thermocouple Tables of Extended Significance (°C), Volume 2: Section 2.5
- This report is a segment providing smoothed thermocouple tables of extended significance in degrees Celsius (°C) for [section name]. It includes [1] a figure illustrating the difference in microvolts between the values in the smoothed table and those in the reference table and [2] a reference table containing (i) a tabulation of smoothed emf (in absolute millivolts) vs. temperature for a specific thermocouple and (ii) a tabulation of emf differences.
- Smoothed Thermocouple Tables of Extended Significance (°C), Volume 2: Section 2.6
- This report is a segment providing smoothed thermocouple tables of extended significance in degrees Celsius (°C) for [section name]. It includes [1] a figure illustrating the difference in microvolts between the values in the smoothed table and those in the reference table and [2] a reference table containing (i) a tabulation of smoothed emf (in absolute millivolts) vs. temperature for a specific thermocouple and (ii) a tabulation of emf differences.
- Smoothed Thermocouple Tables of Extended Significance (°C), Volume 2: Section 2.7
- This report is a segment providing smoothed thermocouple tables of extended significance in degrees Celsius (°C) for [section name]. It includes [1] a figure illustrating the difference in microvolts between the values in the smoothed table and those in the reference table and [2] a reference table containing (i) a tabulation of smoothed emf (in absolute millivolts) vs. temperature for a specific thermocouple and (ii) a tabulation of emf differences.
- Smoothed Thermocouple Tables of Extended Significance (°C), Volume 2: Section 2.8
- This report is a segment providing smoothed thermocouple tables of extended significance in degrees Celsius (°C) for [section name]. It includes [1] a figure illustrating the difference in microvolts between the values in the smoothed table and those in the reference table and [2] a reference table containing (i) a tabulation of smoothed emf (in absolute millivolts) vs. temperature for a specific thermocouple and (ii) a tabulation of emf differences.
- Smoothed Thermocouple Tables of Extended Significance (°C), Volume 2: Section 2.9
- This report is a segment providing smoothed thermocouple tables of extended significance in degrees Celsius (°C) for [section name]. It includes [1] a figure illustrating the difference in microvolts between the values in the smoothed table and those in the reference table and [2] a reference table containing (i) a tabulation of smoothed emf (in absolute millivolts) vs. temperature for a specific thermocouple and (ii) a tabulation of emf differences.
- Smoothed Thermocouple Tables of Extended Significance (°C), Volume 2: Section 2.10
- This report is a segment providing smoothed thermocouple tables of extended significance in degrees Celsius (°C) for [section name]. It includes [1] a figure illustrating the difference in microvolts between the values in the smoothed table and those in the reference table and [2] a reference table containing (i) a tabulation of smoothed emf (in absolute millivolts) vs. temperature for a specific thermocouple and (ii) a tabulation of emf differences.
- Smoothed Thermocouple Tables of Extended Significance (°C), Volume 2: Section 2.11
- This report is a segment providing smoothed thermocouple tables of extended significance in degrees Celsius (°C) for [section name]. It includes [1] a figure illustrating the difference in microvolts between the values in the smoothed table and those in the reference table and [2] a reference table containing (i) a tabulation of smoothed emf (in absolute millivolts) vs. temperature for a specific thermocouple and (ii) a tabulation of emf differences.
- Smoothed Thermocouple Tables of Extended Significance (°C), Volume 2: Section 2.12 Alumel-Chromel Cryogenic Thermocouple
- This report is a segment providing smoothed thermocouple tables of extended significance in degrees Celsius (°C) for [section name]. It includes [1] a figure illustrating the difference in microvolts between the values in the smoothed table and those in the reference table and [2] a reference table containing (i) a tabulation of smoothed emf (in absolute millivolts) vs. temperature for a specific thermocouple and (ii) a tabulation of emf differences.
- Smoothed Thermocouple Tables of Extended Significance (°C), Volume 2: Section 2.13
- This report is a segment providing smoothed thermocouple tables of extended significance in degrees Celsius (°C) for [section name]. It includes [1] a figure illustrating the difference in microvolts between the values in the smoothed table and those in the reference table and [2] a reference table containing (i) a tabulation of smoothed emf (in absolute millivolts) vs. temperature for a specific thermocouple and (ii) a tabulation of emf differences.
- Smoothed Thermocouple Tables of Extended Significance (°C), Volume 2: Section 2.14
- This report is a segment providing smoothed thermocouple tables of extended significance in degrees Celsius (°C) for [section name]. It includes [1] a figure illustrating the difference in microvolts between the values in the smoothed table and those in the reference table and [2] a reference table containing (i) a tabulation of smoothed emf (in absolute millivolts) vs. temperature for a specific thermocouple and (ii) a tabulation of emf differences.
- Gas-Cooled Reactor Project Quarterly Progress Report: September 1960
- Report documenting ongoing research and developments at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory's Gas-Cooled Reactor Project.
- Gas-Cooled Reactor Project Quarterly Progress Report: December 1960
- Report documenting the research and development of the Oak Ridge National Laboratory's Gas-Cooled Reactor Project.
- Determination of the Effect of High Excess H2SO4 Concentrations on the Radiation-Induced Corrosion of Zirconium and Titanium Alloys in 0.17 m UO2SO4
- Study of the effects on Zircaloy-2 radiation corrosion of a high concentration of excess H2SO4 in a uranyl sulfate test solution using an in-pile loop experiment.
- In-Pile Loop Investigations of Corrosion of Zircaloy-2 and Other Possible Reactor Materials in 0.04 m UO2SO4 AT 280°C
- One of a series of experiments to test the radiation corrosion of Zircaloy-2 and other possible reactor construction materials in UO2SO4 solutions under various radiation intensities, temperatures, solution compositions, and velocities of flow past specimens.
- Kinematics of Nuclear Reactions Calculated with the IBM-704 Computer
- Program using the IBM-704 computer to calculate certain kinematic quantities for any non-relativistic reaction of the form.
- Superposition of Forced and Diffusive Flow in a Large-Pore Graphite
- Report describing an "investigation of steady-state counter-flow of gases in a large pore graphite" by exposing it to streams of helium and argon.