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Symposium on High Flux Materials Testing Reactors: Held in Brussels, Belgium. September 21-26, 1959
From abstract: This paper discusses the use of high flux reactors to remove a number of deficiencies in the knowledge of the interaction of neutrons with matter.
Nuclear Superheat Meeting: September 1959
From introduction: The Commission's underlying objective of this program is to conduct sufficient engineering and development work to determine the most feasible and economical methods of producing nuclear super-heated steam from a boiling water reactor.
Nuclear Superheat Meeting: October 1960
From introduction: This report discusses AEC-sponsored nuclear superheat meetings whose primary purpose is to keep the AEC contractors engaged in nuclear superheat projects abreast of the overall AEC superheat program and to provide a means for the exchange of current technical information.
Analytical Chemistry in Nuclear Reactor Technology: 1961
"An Automated Spectrograph has been developed for the analyses of beryllium contained on filter paper discs. With this instrument, unattended analyses can be carried out on a number of samples following simple sample preparation. Filter paper discs representing beryllium in the atmosphere as well as those used for evaluating surface contamination are accommodated. Included in the uniting are an automatic electrode changer, analytical gap servo control, spectrograph, signal detector, and computer and readout system. The performance of the instrument in the range of 0.5 to 40 mg of beryllium is discussed."
Polonium
From foreword: This is a report on the efforts of Monsanto Chemical Co. to solve some of the chemical problems involved in the atomic energy program.
Investigation of Materials for Water Lubricated Thrust Bearings: Period Covered - March 5, 1951 to June 30, 1953
From abstract: The test program gave information about compatibility of materials and demonstrated the particular requirements of bearing surface preparation.
Advanced Pressurized Water Reactor Study [Part 1]: Phase 1 Report
From preface: This report covers Phase I of the authorized work, consisting of determination of the specific reactor concept and size for the most economic reactor, preparation of a reference design of the most promising concept and estimated capital and generating costs, evaluation of the variations in cost as a function of unit size, and evaluation of the reductions in ultimate costs for a power station having multiple units of the same type.
Advanced Pressurized Water Reactor Study [Part 1, Supplement]: Phase 2--A Report
From introduction: This report details the progress of the Advanced Pressurized Water Reactor Study.
Advanced Pressurized Water Reactor Study [Part 3]: 235 Mw Coal-fired Generating Plant
"This study is one of four initiated in 1958 by the Division of Reactor Development, U.S. Atomic Energy Commission, to assess the feasibility of power generation through the use of certain types of nuclear reactors. These studies are available from the Office of Technical Services, U.S. Department of Commerce, Washington 25, D.C."
A Compendium of Information for Use in Controlling Radiation Emergencies: Including Lecture Notes from a Training Session at Idaho Falls, Idaho, February 12-14, 1958 (Revised)
From introduction: This report is a summary of the lecture material in the training course held at Idaho Falls, Idaho, to familiarize members of radiological assistance teams with information helpful in the response to an unusual accident including release of radioactive materials to a populated environment.
Boiling Water Reactor Study [Part 1]: 306 Mw Power Reactor Conceptual Design
From introduction: In general, the objective of this study is to provide for the development of the conceptual design criteria for the most promising type of boiling water reactor and associated complete electrical generating plant consistent with a schedule calling for start of construction in July 1960.
Boiling Water Reactor Study [Part 1, Supplement]: Refinements of 306 Mw Power Reactor Conceptual Design
From introduction: The objectives of the study are to review the designs and costs of the 306 mw selected BWR and to determine the effect of refinements on plant performance and costs.
Boiling Water Reactor Study [Part 2]: Separate Studies
From introduction: This section presents the principal results of the optimization study done to establish the economic basis for selection of the core and fuel design.
Boiling Water Reactor Study [Part 2, Supplement]: Separate Studies
From summary and conclusions: This study has been made to determine the feasibility of installing reheat steam facilities in conjunction with the selected 306-mw boiling water nuclear power plant.
Boiling Water Reactor Study [Part 3]: 306 Mw Coal-Fired Installation
From introduction: The objectives of this study are to determine the estimated capital and energy costs of this typical conventional coal-fired installation, consistent with a schedule calling for completion of construction April 1964.
Organic Cooled Reactor Study [Part 3]: Reactor Concept Evaluation
From summary and conclusions: The purpose of this volume is to present the results of design studies to select the optimum-sized electric power station utilizing an organic cooled nuclear reactor and to evaluate and optimize the various reactor concepts, with special attention to selection of the moderator, consistent with the basic design criteria established by the AEC.
Report of the Fluid Fuel Reactors Task Force
From preface: This report was prepared by a task force that met continuously in January and February of 1959 for the purposes of making a relative comparison of the fluid fuel reactor concepts for technical feasibility.
Civilian Power Reactor Program, Part 3: Status Report on Heavy Water Moderated Reactors as of 1959
From discussion objective: The general purpose of all the programs reviewed in this report is to develop a reactor concept, utilizing natural fuel and heavy water moderator, that could lead to low-cost nuclear power.
Civilian Power Reactor Program, Part 3: Status Report on Sodium Graphite Reactors as of 1959
From summary: This report describes the current development status of the Sodium Graphite Reactor concept. The development history is summarized and all important areas of development are discussed.
Civilian Power Reactor Program, Part 3: Status Report on Fast Reactors as of 1959
From summary: The objective of the fast reactor program is to achieve economic power while burning a large fraction of the source uranium.
Civilian Power Reactor Program, Part 3: Status Report on Organic-Cooled Power Reactors as of 1959
From summary: This report presents a brief survey of the current status of technology on organic-cooled reactors.
Small Size Pressurized Water Reactor Conceptual Design: April 11, 1960
From foreword: The purpose of this conceptual design is to outline criteria for the selection and development of a reactor plant with a fossil fuel fired superheater, a conventional generator plant and auxilary systems constituting a complete operating unit capable of producing a gross electrical power output of 22,000 kw.
Ames Laboratory Annual Summary Research Report in Metallurgy: 1960
Annual summary documenting research related to metallurgy at Ames Laboratory. Discussions are given of developments in the following areas: the preparation and purification of metals; phase equlibria and thermodynamic properties of alloys; physical and mechanical properties of metals and alloys; solid state studies; separation processes; and investigations dealing with diffusion, oxidation, and reduction, halide reactions, preparations, vapor pressure measurements, and transport reactions. (B.O.G.)
Evaluated Neutron Cross Sections for Tritium
From foreword: Evaluation of the experimental data on the light isotopes, hydrogen through beryllium, was initiated by LASL in mid-1963. Since the data compilations available were completely inadequate for the task at hand, the tedious program of compiling and plotting was undertaken. As the work progressed an attempt was made to eliminate many of the obvious errors and inconsistencies found in the literature and existing compilations.
Relationships Between the Geologic Environment and Mortality from Congenital Malformation
Abstract: Deaths from congenital malformations as a fraction of total deaths for the period 1952-1956 were tabulated from vital statistics records of the United States. The data were tabulated by county and state and the results grouped by geologic province. The data from this preliminary study suggest that mortality incidence from malformation may be higher in those geologic provinces of the United States that contain major uranium ore deposits, uraniferous waters or helium concentrations. It is inferred that these provinces have a higher than average level of environmental radiation. Although the data do not permit conclusive statements regarding the etiology of congenital malformation in reference to the geologic environment, they are sufficiently provocative to warrant further investigation.
Plasma Thermocoufle Development
A report about a thermionic converter which has been constructed for the purpose of evaluating the effect of radiation shields in the interelectrode space.
Hanford Atomic Products Operation Radiological Sciences Department Quarterly Progress Report: October - December 1954
Quarterly progress report discussing research and development of the Hanford Radiological Sciences Department, including personnel, facilities, and project updates.
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory Medical and Health Physics Quarterly Report: July - September 1950
The following quarterly report covers the period of July through September of 1950, split into three reports discussing the metabolic properties of plutonium and allied materials, biological studies of radiation effects, and health chemistry and physics.
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory Chemistry Division Quarterly Report: March - May 1953
Quarterly report of the Chemistry Division at the University of California Radiation Laboratory providing updates for each department about current findings and ongoing research.
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory Chemistry Division Quarterly Report: December 1952 - February 1953
The following documents are quarterly progress reports recorded in the chemistry division of the University of California's radiation laboratory.
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory Medical and Health Physics Quarterly Report: October - December 1953
The following quarterly report covers a period between October, November, December of 1953 to April of 1954. The document provides reports on medical and health physics, particularly on the biological studies of radiation effects, the metabolic properties of various materials, radiation chemistry, health chemistry, and health physics.
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory Chemistry Division Quarterly Report: September - November 1952
Quarterly report of the Chemistry Division at the University of California Radiation Laboratory providing updates for each department about current findings and ongoing research.
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory Physics Division Quarterly Report: November 1953 - January 1954
The following report is a quarterly report done by the Physics Division of the University of California's Radiation Laboratory, covering the period of November and December of 1953, and January of 1954. This report discusses general physics research and the development and operation of the accelerator.
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory Medical and Health Physics Quarterly Report: January - March 1954
The following quarterly report covers the period of January, February and March of 1954, discussing medical and health physics such as: the metabolic properties of various materials, biological studies of radiation effects, lipoprotein studies, health chemistry, and health physics.
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory Medical and Health Physics Quarterly Report: April - June 1954
The following quarterly report covers the period between April, May and June of 1954. The reports presented in this document discusses subjects of medical health and physics such as: biological studies of radiation effects, the metabolic properties of various tracer materials, radiation chemistry, health chemistry, and health physics.
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory Medical and Health Physics Quarterly Report: January - March 1952
A report about the preliminary studies which have been continued on the metabolism of fission products which were available at and obtained from Oak Ridge. These studies were conducted on rats after the fission products were made physiologically compatible.
[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.
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.
Materials Testing Reactor Project Handbook
The following handbook was made for the purpose of: (1) to give a semidetailed description of the testing reactor, and (2) to explain, in so far as possible, the reasons for the design.
Reactor Shielding Design Manual
The purpose of this manual is to help an engineer or scientist to design a practical shield by making available to them the techniques and data developed by the Naval Reactors Program and Pressurized Water Reactor Program.
A 37,500 KW Power Reactor with Competitive Possibilities
The following report follows the study on economics of nuclear power generation using a light water reactor.
Reactor Studies: Final Report, Part 1
This report presents a study investigating the possibility of designing a somewhat advanced power reactor using existing and proven technology insofar as possible. It covers a preliminary analysis of a 500 mw reactor.
The Environment of Amchitka Island, Alaska
Report on ecological investigations sponsored by U.S. Atomic Energy Commission.
Distribution of Radionuclides in Bottom Sediments of the Columbia River Estuary
Discussing the distribution of radionuclides in bottom sediments of the Colombia River Estuary
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