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PM-1 Nuclear Power Plant Program: 3rd Quarterly Progress Report, September 1, 1959-November 30, 1959
From abstract: The principal efforts are the furthering of the final design and preparation of specifications for some long-lead components. The entire power plant has been divided, for final design purposes, into 37 subsystems. The status of work on each subsystem at the close of the period is reported.
PM-1 Nuclear Power Plant Program: 4th Quarterly Progress Report, December 1, 1959-February 29, 1960
From abstract: The principal efforts during the fourth project quarter were the near-completion of the final design and preparation of specifications for plant components. Reactor development work included final preparations for the flexible zero-power test (PMZ-1) program and revised fuel element irradiation test program, continuation of reactor flow test, further work on heat transfer test program, and final design and fabrication of the prototype magnetic jack-type control rod actuators.
PM-1 Nuclear Power Plant Program: 5th Quarterly Progress Report, March 1, 1960-May 31, 1960
From abstract: Reactor development work includes: initiation of the flexible zero-power test (PMZ-1) experimental program, fabrication and delivery of a PM-1 type fuel element, continuation of reactor flow and heat transfer tests, development work on rare earth control rods, and testing and redesign of the prototype magnetic jack-type control rod actuator.
PM-1 Nuclear Power Plant Program: 8th Quarterly Progress Report, December 1, 1960 to February 28, 1961
From abstract: The objective is the design, development, fabrication, installation and initial testing and operation of a prepackaged, air-transportable, pressurized water reactor nuclear power plant, the PM-1.
PM-1 Nuclear Power Plant Program: 9th Quarterly Progress Report, March 1, 1961 to May 31, 1961
From abstract: The objective of the contract is the design, development, fabrication, installation initial testing and operation of a prepackaged, air transportable nuclear power plant, the PM-1.
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