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Flow capabilities B, C, and D Water Plants

Description: The purpose of this report is to: establish the existing maximum flow capabilities of B, C and D Water Plants, determine the limiting factors under existing flow conditions and, develop a systematic plan, including scope cost estimates, for removal of limitations which can be accomplished without major expenditures.
Date: December 1, 1966
Creator: Scott, R. M.
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Design, Performance, and Economics Evaluation of Sodium-Heated, Modular, Supercritical, Steam Generators.

Description: In May of 1962, authorization from the U.S. Aec was received to design and develop fabrication techniques for a sodium-heated, modular, supercritical, steam generator; and, upon completion of the work, submit an interim report. The following report summarizes the engineering and design phases of he project.
Date: January 1, 1966
Creator: Casey, D.F. (ed.)
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Develop 1800F-400F Fibrous-Type Insulation for Radioisotope Power Systems. Quarterly Progress Report No. 2, July 1-September 30, 1966.

Description: This is the Second Quarterly Report for AEC Contract AT(30-1)-3633 covering the period July 1966 through September 1966. Eleven experimental MIN-K formulations were investigated for processing technique, strength and moldability. Two formulations have been tentatively chose as suitable for 1400F continuous service, one for bulk insulation application with good strength characteristics, and one for intricate T/E module application. The status of the equipment required for the Detailed Evaluation… more
Date: January 1, 1966
Creator: Collins, J. O.
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