Fuels Preparation Department monthly report, October 1960 Not Available 22 GENERAL STUDIES OF NUCLEAR REACTORS; 11 NUCLEAR FUEL CYCLE AND FUEL MATERIALS; NUCLEAR FUELS; PRODUCTION; PROGRESS REPORT; HAPO; FUEL ELEMENTS; INVENTORIES; URANIUM; EXTRUSION; CLADDING; TESTING; WELDING; INJURIES This report describes the operation of the fuels preparation department for the month of October, 1960. Manufacturing, process development, employee relations, financial operations, and plant improvements are discussed. General Electric Co., Richland, WA (United States). Hanford Atomic Products Operation OSTI; NTIS; GPO Dep. USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1960-11-07 English Technical Report Progress Report Other Information: PBD: 7 Nov 1960 Monthly Medium: ED; Size: 39 p. OSTI ID: 10180535; Legacy ID: DE93000327 HW--67262 AT-(45-1)-1350 Other: ON: DE93000327 HNF; SCA: 220600; 050700; 054000; SN: 92000840628 2009-01-22 10180535 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/10180535-e6IyGV/ Fuels Preparation Department monthly report, November 1962 Not Available 22 GENERAL STUDIES OF NUCLEAR REACTORS; HANFORD PRODUCTION REACTORS; FUEL ELEMENTS; FABRICATION; PROGRESS REPORT; FUEL CANS; FAILURES; PERSONNEL; LABOR RELATIONS; TRAVEL; INVENTIONS; TESTING; SAFETY This document details activities of the Fuels Preparation Department during the month of November 1962. General Electric Co., Richland, WA (United States). Hanford Atomic Products Operation OSTI; NTIS; GPO Dep. USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1962-12-07 English Technical Report Progress Report Other Information: PBD: 7 Dec 1962 Monthly Medium: ED; Size: 71 p. OSTI ID: 10186078; Legacy ID: DE93000876 HW--75683 AT(45-1)-1350 Other: ON: DE93000876 HNF; SCA: 220600; SN: 92000849908 2009-01-22 10186078 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/10186078-F4F8px/ Irradiation Processing Department monthly report, October 1961 Not Available 22 GENERAL STUDIES OF NUCLEAR REACTORS; 11 NUCLEAR FUEL CYCLE AND FUEL MATERIALS; 99 GENERAL AND MISCELLANEOUS//MATHEMATICS, COMPUTING, AND INFORMATION SCIENCE; HANFORD PRODUCTION REACTORS; REACTOR OPERATION; PROGRESS REPORT; HAPO; MANAGEMENT; PROCESS CONTROL; PERSONNEL; PUBLIC RELATIONS; ACCOUNTING; LABOR RELATIONS; REACTOR PHYSICS; RADIATION PROTECTION; OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE; SAFETY; SECURITY; FUEL ELEMENTS; MAINTENANCE; INVENTIONS; OUTAGES; REACTOR COMPONENTS; REACTOR INSTRUMENTATION; COOLANTS; STATISTICS This document details activities of the irradiation processing department during the month of October, 1961. A general summary is included at the start of the report, after which the report is divided into the following sections: Research and Engineering Operations; Production and Reactor Operations; Facilities Engineering Operation; Employee Relations Operation; and Financial Operation. Air Force Occupational Measurement Center, Randolph AFB, TX (United States) OSTI; NTIS; GPO Dep. USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1961-11-17 English Technical Report Progress Report Other Information: PBD: 17 Nov 1961 Monthly Medium: ED; Size: 73 p. OSTI ID: 10187464; Legacy ID: DE93001742 HW-71584 AT(45-1)-1350 Other: ON: DE93001742 HNF; SCA: 220600; 050700; 990100; SN: 92000861648 2009-01-22 10187464 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/10187464-gHrrFw/ Irradiation Processing Department monthly report, November 1962 Not Available 22 GENERAL STUDIES OF NUCLEAR REACTORS; HANFORD PRODUCTION REACTORS; REACTOR OPERATION; PROGRESS REPORT; MANAGEMENT; PROCESS CONTROL; PERSONNEL; ACCOUNTING; REACTOR PHYSICS; RADIATION PROTECTION; OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE; SAFETY; SECURITY; FUEL ELEMENTS; MAINTENANCE; INVENTIONS; OUTAGES; REACTOR COMPONENTS; REACTOR INSTRUMENTATION; COOLANTS; STATISTICS This document details activities of the Irradiation Processing Department during the month of November, 1962. A general summary is included at the start of the report, after which the report is divided into the following sections: Research and Engineering Operations; Production and Reactor Operations; Facilities Engineering Operation; Employee Relations Operation; and Financial Operation. General Electric Co., Richland, WA (United States). Hanford Atomic Products Operation OSTI; NTIS; GPO Dep. USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1962-12-14 English Technical Report Progress Report Other Information: PBD: 14 Dec 1962 Monthly Medium: ED; Size: 48 p. OSTI ID: 10110801; Legacy ID: DE93003504 HW--75692 AT(45-1)-1350 Other: ON: DE93003504 HNF; SCA: 220600; SN: 92000883529 2009-01-22 10110801 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/10110801-SgcEi8/ Investigation report H Reactor mischarging incident. Revision 1 Vinther, A.P. 22 GENERAL STUDIES OF NUCLEAR REACTORS; HANFORD PRODUCTION REACTORS; REACTOR FUELING; CRITICALITY; INVESTIGATIONS; SCRAM; REACTOR SAFETY; OUTAGES; REACTOR CONTROL SYSTEMS This document provides details of the investigation of the H Reactor mischarging incident. General Electric Co., Richland, WA (United States). Hanford Atomic Products Operation OSTI as DE94008159; Paper copy available at OSTI: phone, 865-576-8401, or email, reports@adonis.osti.gov USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1964-05-01 English Technical Report Other Information: PBD: 1 May 1964 Topical Medium: ED; Size: 20 p. OSTI ID: 10133495; Legacy ID: DE94008159 HW--82143-RD-Rev.1 AC06-76RL01830 Other: ON: DE94008159 HNF; SCA: 220900; 220600; 220400; PA: EDB-94:062995; NTS-94:013959; SN: 94001164654 2009-01-15 10133495 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/10133495-9ULNdO/native/ Operations sub-section: Separations section manual of standard practices bismuth phosphate extraction and concentration operations NONE 42 ENGINEERING NOT INCLUDED IN OTHER CATEGORIES; BISMUTH PHOSPHATES; EXTRACTION; MANUALS No abstract available. Pacific Northwest National Lab., Richland, WA (United States) OSTI as DE98051784 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1954-06-01 English Technical Report Other Information: DN: Declassified; PBD: 1 Jun 1954 Medium: P; Size: 19 p. OSTI ID: 563038; Legacy ID: DE98051784 HW--31268 AC06-76RL01830 Other: ON: DE98051784 HNF; SCA: 420200; PA: PNNL-98:M98051784; EDB-98:015690; SN: 98001896943; TVI: 98028 2009-01-15 563038 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/563038-0b8vYF/webviewable/ Graphite irradiation program test data, January 3, 1966 Korpi, W.E. 36 MATERIALS SCIENCE; GRAPHITE; IRRADIATION No abstract available. Pacific Northwest National Lab., Richland, WA (United States) OSTI as DE98051785 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1966-01-03 English Technical Report Other Information: PBD: 3 Jan 1966 Medium: P; Size: 25 p. OSTI ID: 563050; Legacy ID: DE98051785 DUN--397 AC06-76RL01830 Other: ON: DE98051785 HNF; SCA: 360605; PA: PNNL-98:M98051785; EDB-98:015502; SN: 98001896944; TVI: 98028 2009-01-15 563050 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/563050-iPBoA4/webviewable/ Isolation of abandoned or depleted waste disposal sites Tabasinske, R.C. 05 NUCLEAR FUELS; LOW-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTES; RADIOACTIVE WASTE DISPOSAL; LIQUID WASTES No abstract available. Pacific Northwest National Lab., Richland, WA (United States) OSTI as DE98051787 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1958-11-14 English Technical Report Other Information: PBD: 14 Nov 1958 Medium: P; Size: 13 p. OSTI ID: 563110; Legacy ID: DE98051787 HW--57830 AC06-76RL01830 Other: ON: DE98051787 HNF; SCA: 052002; PA: PNNL-98:M98051787; EDB-98:013407; SN: 98001896946; TVI: 98028 2009-01-15 563110 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/563110-lE3SPS/webviewable/ Hazards summary report, Supplement 3. Nuclear safety and operating limits: K Reactors Nilson, R.; Graves, S.M. 22 NUCLEAR REACTOR TECHNOLOGY; K REACTOR; REACTOR SAFETY; REACTOR OPERATION; HAZARDS No abstract available. Pacific Northwest National Lab., Richland, WA (United States) OSTI as DE98051789 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1965-02-25 English Technical Report Other Information: PBD: 25 Feb 1965 Medium: P; Size: 33 p. OSTI ID: 563135; Legacy ID: DE98051789 HW--74095-Suppl.3 AC06-76RL01830 Other: ON: DE98051789 HNF; SCA: 220900; PA: PNNL-98:M98051789; EDB-98:013944; SN: 98001896948; TVI: 98028 2009-01-15 563135 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/563135-GyCOg2/webviewable/ Irradiation analysis production test IP-697, HAPO 306 irradiation of UO{sub 2} fuel elements for containment studies KEY and KW snout facilities Prevo, P.R. 22 NUCLEAR REACTOR TECHNOLOGY; FUEL ELEMENTS; IRRADIATION; URANIUM OXIDES No abstract available. Pacific Northwest National Lab., Richland, WA (United States) OSTI as DE98051786 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1964-07-07 English Technical Report Other Information: PBD: 7 Jul 1964 Medium: P; Size: 3 p. OSTI ID: 563137; Legacy ID: DE98051786 HW--83168 AC06-76RL01830 Other: ON: DE98051786 HNF; SCA: 220300; PA: PNNL-98:M98051786; EDB-98:013934; SN: 98001896945; TVI: 98028 2009-01-15 563137 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/563137-wkFZcY/webviewable/ Thermopiles for pile monitoring West, J. 22 NUCLEAR REACTOR TECHNOLOGY; REACTOR MONITORING SYSTEMS; THERMOCOUPLES No abstract available. Pacific Northwest National Lab., Richland, WA (United States) OSTI as DE98051781 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1944-02-25 English Technical Report Other Information: PBD: 25 Feb 1944 Medium: P; Size: 7 p. OSTI ID: 563138; Legacy ID: DE98051781 HW--3-80 AC06-76RL01830 Other: ON: DE98051781 HNF; SCA: 220400; PA: PNNL-98:M98051781; EDB-98:013936; SN: 98001896940; TVI: 98028 2009-01-15 563138 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/563138-YQHJBS/webviewable/ Neptunium-239 in disassembly basin water Carlton, W.H.; Boni, A.L. 54 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES; NEPTUNIUM 239; WATER; SAVANNAH RIVER PLANT; DIFFUSION; RADIOACTIVITY; SAMPLING Since the presence of neptunium-239 in disassembly basin water had been suggested, analysis of the water was undertaken. The occurrence of Np-239 was thought to be due to its diffusion through the slugs. Samples of water from the D and E Canals in K and R-Areas were analyzed to determine the presence of Np-239. Samples from and K and R Areas both showed Np-239 to be present in quantities greater than 50% of the initial total activity. Westinghouse Savannah River Co., Aiken, SC (United States) OSTI as DE98050460 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1956-08-13 English Technical Report Other Information: DN: Declassified; PBD: 13 Aug 1956 Medium: P; Size: 3 p. OSTI ID: 568045; Legacy ID: DE98050460 DPSP--56-25-58 AC09-96SR18500 Other: ON: DE98050460 SRS; SCA: 540330; 540230; PA: SRS-97:M98050460; EDB-98:019061; NTS-98:003629; SN: 97001864088; TVI: 97302 2006-06-30 568045 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/568045-CL1OHz/webviewable/ Outline of status of national seismic stations (NSS) in CTB negotiations Heckrotte, W. 35 ARMS CONTROL ;45 MILITARY TECHNOLOGY, WEAPONRY, AND NATIONAL DEFENSE; SEISMIC ARRAYS; NUCLEAR EXPLOSION DETECTION; TREATIES; NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS; NUCLEAR WEAPONS; PERFORMANCE TESTING; VERIFICATION; SEISMIC DETECTION The paper discusses two treaties that are being negotiated: Multilateral Treaty, which bans all nuclear weapon tests and establishes a moratorium on PNEs (Peaceful Nuclear Explosions) for the life of the treaty, and a separate verification agreement, which provides for much more extensive verification measures that does the Multilateral Treaty and to which only the US, UK, and USSR will adhere. On the latter treaty, agreement has been reached that there will be improved seismic stations (NSS) in each country. Discussed are the outstanding general points of agreement or disagreement on NSS; technical characteristics of NSS; and a joint cooperative program for NSS. Lawrence Livermore National Lab., CA (United States) OSTI as DE97053668 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1980-05-06 English Technical Report Other Information: DN: Declassified; PBD: 6 May 1980 Medium: ED; Size: 7 p. OSTI ID: 573199; Legacy ID: DE97053668 UCRL-ID--126922 W-7405-ENG-48 Other: ON: DE97053668; TRN: TRN: AHC29807%%43 LLNL; SCA: 350300; 450300; PA: LLNL-97:M97053668; ELC-97191; EDB-98:029032; SN: 97001840009; TVI: 98R07 2008-06-19 573199 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/573199-T1fMlB/webviewable/ X-ray analysis of samples from LH84-2 Wallace, P.L.; Del Giudice, D.F. 40 CHEMISTRY; X-RAY DIFFRACTION; VANADIUM; SAMPLE PREPARATION; VANADIUM CARBIDES; PLUTONIUM OXIDES; PHASE STUDIES; PLUTONIUM; URANIUM; X-RAY SPECTRA Each of these samples was analyzed using automated, scanning x-ray diffractometry. The blue vanadium surface was run in the as-received condition, while a new method of sample preparation was used for the scale. This new method involved (1) grinding the sample in a conventional fashion, (2) mixing the sample with collodion to form a castable slurry, (3) pouring and spreading the mixture on a taut, clean sheet of plastic film, and (4) then covering the resultant sample with a second plastic film layer to form a sandwich-type assembly. Only a few milligrams of sample are needed for this procedure, and the resultant data is much more accurate than that obtained by the previously-used Debye-Scherrer technique. The phase analysis for this sample finds vanadium as the major constituent and minor constituents of V{sub 2}C and a surface contaminant, PuO{sub 2}. Lawrence Livermore National Lab., CA (United States) OSTI as DE97053679 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1982-08-04 English Technical Report Other Information: DN: Declassified; PBD: 4 Aug 1982 Medium: ED; Size: 5 p. OSTI ID: 573201; Legacy ID: DE97053679 UCRL-ID--126927 W-7405-ENG-48 Other: ON: DE97053679; TRN: TRN: AHC29807%%44 LLNL; SCA: 400101; PA: LLNL-97:M97053679; ELC-97191; EDB-98:029549; SN: 97001840012; TVI: 98R07 2008-06-19 573201 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/573201-NteCiF/webviewable/ Polymers replace glass in Nova fuel capsules Burnham, A.K. 70 PLASMA PHYSICS AND FUSION; LASER TARGETS; NOVA FACILITY; INDIRECT DRIVE LASER IMPLOSION; POLYMERS; INERTIAL CONFINEMENT; DESIGN; FABRICATION The glass fuel-capsule designs used in previous laser-fusion research are not adaptable to the implosion-physics requirements of Nova and other more powerful laser facilities that may be available in the future. As one tries to learn more about the physics of high-density compression, it becomes increasingly important to replace the glass with lower-Z material. Accordingly, the authors have shut down the high-temperature drop-tower furnaces they used to make glass capsules, and they are focusing all their efforts on developing new techniques for making polymer capsules. These capsules are ten times larger in diameter than the glass capsules used in the early days of laser-fusion research, but they are still only one-tenth as large as a high-gain capsule must be. The polymer capsules will be used in classified indirect-drive targets. This article describes how the decisions were made on which polymers to use in the NOVA fuel capsules, the techniques explored, and the properties of the prototype capsules. Lawrence Livermore National Lab., CA (United States) OSTI as DE98051153 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1986-01-01 English Technical Report Other Information: DN: Declassified; PBD: 1 Jan 1986 Medium: ED; Size: 15 p. OSTI ID: 573381; Legacy ID: DE98051153 UCRL-ID--122727 W-7405-ENG-48 Other: ON: DE98051153; TRN: TRN: AHC29807%%130 LLNL; SCA: 700411; PA: LLNL-97:M98051153; ELC-97331; EDB-98:030860; SN: 97001876526; TVI: 98R07 2008-06-19 573381 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/573381-pnTYWR/webviewable/ Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory search and property protection programs -- March 22, 1984 Leary, D.A. 05 NUCLEAR FUELS; LAWRENCE LIVERMORE NATIONAL LABORATORY; SECURITY; SAFEGUARDS; PLANNING; PHYSICAL PROTECTION; THEFT On November 30, 1983, the LLNL Directorate met to discuss Laboratory policy regarding searches. An advance package (dated November 16, 1983) discussing background issues and DOE`s property protection and safeguards concerns was distributed to the Director and Associate Directors. A number of Associate Directors expressed concern about the nature of the theft problem at the Laboratory. There was also discussion about many employees` perception that Laboratory Management (including the Security Department) really did not care. The Director endorsed the need to establish searches in the SNM areas. The property protection type of searches were perceived as being very sensitive from a labor relations perspective. Nevertheless, the Directorate was sufficiently concerned about the safeguards and property protection issues to request the Security Department to develop a search plan for their review. A draft Search Program was prepared by the Security Department and reviewed individually with the Directorate for their comments. On March 19, 1984, the Directorate met collectively to consider a summary of these individual comments and to finalize a Search Program. Decisions made during that meeting have been incorporated into this document. This plan describes the search procedures that will be implemented at SNM areas and a two point program concerning property protection. Procedures are also set forth that will allow for expanded searches during periods of heightened security concern. Lawrence Livermore National Lab., CA (United States) OSTI as DE98051152 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1984-03-22 English Technical Report Other Information: DN: Declassified; PBD: 22 Mar 1984 Medium: ED; Size: 32 p. OSTI ID: 573383; Legacy ID: DE98051152 UCRL-ID--124133 W-7405-ENG-48 Other: ON: DE98051152; TRN: TRN: AHC29807%%131 LLNL; SCA: 055000; PA: LLNL-97:M98051152; ELC-97331; EDB-98:027566; SN: 97001876525; TVI: 98R07 2008-06-19 573383 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/573383-idRfnC/webviewable/ About underground nuclear tests, magnetometers, and (last but not least) the ionosphere Wouters, L.F. 45 MILITARY TECHNOLOGY, WEAPONRY, AND NATIONAL DEFENSE; UNDERGROUND EXPLOSIONS; IONOSPHERE; NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS; DISTURBANCES; GEOMAGNETIC FIELD; ELECTRIC CONDUCTIVITY; ELECTRON DENSITY About six to eight minutes after an underground test, an acoustic wave reaches the E and F layers of the ionosphere. Recent radiosonde experiments and propagation calculations verify that a detectable disturbance results therefrom. Next, the authors are investigating whether or not the interaction of that acoustic motion with the Earth`s magnetic field might result in a detectable magnetic disturbance at the surface. There are several interaction concepts by which they might estimate this signal: (1) the ionospheric plasma displacement interacts such that a transverse current is induced in it via v x B, that volume current may be represented as a current dipole moment, by which to estimate the magnetic field change at the Earth`s surface below; (2) the displaced free electrons bend in the Earth`s field, collectively, this cyclotron spiraling gives rise to an equivalent magnetic dipole moment; (3) the conducting ionosphere behaves as a diamagnetic layer, which drags the magnetic field with it as it moves. That might be observed downstream, at the axial intercept. Lawrence Livermore National Lab., CA (United States) OSTI as DE97053678 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1978-09-25 English Technical Report Other Information: DN: Declassified; PBD: 25 Sep 1978 Medium: P; Size: 7 p. OSTI ID: 573385; Legacy ID: DE97053678 UCRL-ID--126926 W-7405-ENG-48 Other: ON: DE97053678; TRN: TRN: AHC29807%%132 LLNL; SCA: 450200; PA: LLNL-97:M97053678; ELC-97191; EDB-98:029842; SN: 97001840011; TVI: 98R07 2006-06-30 573385 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/573385-RUVH5L/webviewable/ Some field observations on OSI aerial photography scales Geil, R. 35 ARMS CONTROL; ARMS CONTROL; ON-SITE INSPECTION; VERIFICATION; TREATIES; PHOTOGRAPHY; AERIAL MONITORING; NEVADA TEST SITE The US, UK and USSR are attempting to negotiate a Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty (CTBT) in Geneva. One of the verification procedures presently proposed provides for the possibility of conducting an On-Site Inspection (OSI) if a violation is suspected. According to the terms of the draft treaty, the OSI team would be provided with either (1) stereoscopic aerial photographs with a scale of 1:2,500, or equivalent topographic maps (US version) or (2) a large scale aerial photograph (USSR version). In order to gain a better understanding of the aerial photograph issue, EG and G was asked to take stereoscopic aerial photographs of two areas at the NTS at four different scales, 1:2,500, 1:5,000, 1:10,000 and 1:25,000. The purpose of this paper is to present some field observations on the use for OSI type purposes of these different scale photos. Lawrence Livermore National Lab., CA (United States) OSTI as DE97053671 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1981-03-16 English Technical Report Other Information: DN: Declassified; PBD: 16 Mar 1981 Medium: ED; Size: 5 p. OSTI ID: 573386; Legacy ID: DE97053671 UCRL-ID--126924 W-7405-ENG-48 Other: ON: DE97053671; TRN: TRN: AHC29807%%133 LLNL; SCA: 350300; PA: LLNL-97:M97053671; ELC-97191; EDB-98:029031; SN: 97001840010; TVI: 98R07 2008-06-19 573386 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/573386-Rj5aQv/webviewable/ Remotely piloted vehicles; A selective bibliography Farley, R. [comp.] 45 MILITARY TECHNOLOGY, WEAPONRY, AND NATIONAL DEFENSE; AIRCRAFT; REMOTE CONTROL; BIBLIOGRAPHIES; ROBOTS; USES; MILITARY EQUIPMENT; CONTROL SYSTEMS; SECURITY This report is a bibliography from the International Aerospace Abstracts and the Scientific and Technical Aerospace Abstracts on remotely piloted vehicles. Most of the applications of these RPV`s are military in nature. Sandia National Labs., Albuquerque, NM (United States) OSTI as DE98050193 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1975-12-01 English Technical Report Other Information: DN: Declassified; PBD: Dec 1975 Medium: ED; Size: 34 p. OSTI ID: 573396; Legacy ID: DE98050193 RS--3140/000626 AC04-94AL85000 Other: ON: DE98050193; TRN: TRN: AHC29807%%138 SNL-A; SCA: 450000; PA: AL-97:M98050193; ELC-97290; EDB-98:029835; SN: 97001859348; TVI: 98R07 2008-06-19 573396 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/573396-ykvpaP/webviewable/ National Solar Thermal Test Facility Cameron, C.P. 14 SOLAR ENERGY; CENTRAL RECEIVER TEST FACILITY; HELIOSTATS; TOWER FOCUS COLLECTORS; PARABOLIC DISH COLLECTORS; SOLAR FURNACES; PARABOLIC TROUGH COLLECTORS This is a brief report about a Sandia National Laboratory facility which can provide high-thermal flux for simulation of nuclear thermal flash, measurements of the effects of aerodynamic heating on radar transmission, etc Sandia National Labs., Albuquerque, NM (United States) OSTI as DE98050178 USDOE Assistant Secretary for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1989-12-31 English Technical Report Other Information: PBD: 31 Dec 1989 Medium: P; Size: 4 p. OSTI ID: 580517; Legacy ID: DE98050178 SAND--89-1691 AC04-76DP00789 Other: ON: DE98050178 SNL-A; SCA: 141000; PA: AL-97:M98050178; EDB-98:031903; NTS-98:004474; SN: 97001859340; TVI: 97290 2006-06-30 580517 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/580517-yhGvTV/webviewable/ Today`s Solar Power Towers NONE 14 SOLAR ENERGY; TOWER FOCUS POWER PLANTS; MOLTEN SALTS; CENTRAL RECEIVER TEST FACILITY; PERFORMANCE; RELIABILITY; COST This [updated 1/95] report outlines the technology of modern solar central receiver power plants, showing how they could be an important domestic source of energy within the next decade Sandia National Labs., Albuquerque, NM (United States) OSTI as DE98050184 USDOE Assistant Secretary for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1995-01-01 English Technical Report Other Information: PBD: Jan 1995 Medium: ED; Size: 18 p. OSTI ID: 580539; Legacy ID: DE98050184 SAND--91-2018 AC04-76DP00789 Other: ON: DE98050184 SNL-A; SCA: 140702; PA: AL-97:M98050184; EDB-98:031854; NTS-98:004476; SN: 97001859390; TVI: 97290 2008-06-19 580539 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/580539-nWYYRI/webviewable/ Dish-Stirling Joint Venture Program NONE 14 SOLAR ENERGY; PARABOLIC DISH COLLECTORS; STIRLING ENGINES A brief report about DOE/Sandia National Laboratories/Cummins Engine Company dish-Stirling solar electric engine system being perfected. Sandia National Labs., Albuquerque, NM (United States) OSTI as DE98050179 USDOE Office of Energy Research, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1993-12-31 English Technical Report Other Information: PBD: 31 Dec 1993 Medium: ED; Size: 4 p. OSTI ID: 580550; Legacy ID: DE98050179 SAND--93-2734 AC04-76DP00789 Other: ON: DE98050179 SNL-A; SCA: 140703; PA: AL-97:M98050179; EDB-98:031856; NTS-98:004475; SN: 97001859385; TVI: 97290 2008-06-19 580550 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/580550-k3kfXl/webviewable/ Solar energy at Sandia National Laboratories NONE 29 ENERGY PLANNING AND POLICY ;14 SOLAR ENERGY ;17 WIND ENERGY ;25 ENERGY STORAGE ;36 MATERIALS SCIENCE; SOLAR ENERGY CONVERSION; RESEARCH PROGRAMS; WIND TURBINES; ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEMS; MATERIALS; SANDIA NATIONAL LABORATORIES; CENTRAL RECEIVERS; PARABOLIC TROUGH COLLECTORS; PHOTOVOLTAIC CELLS; PHOTOELECTROLYSIS Basic concepts for using the energy of the sun have been known for centuries. The challenge today, the goal of the Department of Energy`s National Solar Energy Program is to create the technology needed to establish solar energy as a practical, economical alternative to energy produced by depletable fuels--and to use that solar-produced energy in a wide variety of applications. To assist the DOE in this national effort, Sandia sponsors industrial and university research and development, manages a series of technical programs, operates solar experimental facilities, and carries out its own scientific and engineering research. This booklet describes their projects, their technical objectives, and explains how their experimental facilities are used to find the answers we`re seeking. Prospective participants from companies involved in solar-energy development or applications should find it especially useful since it outlines broad areas of opportunity. Projects include: central receiver technology; line-focus thermal technology; photovoltaic systems technology; wind turbine development; energy storage technology; and applied research in improved polycrystalline materials for solar cells and photoelectrolysis of water. Sandia National Labs., Albuquerque, NM (United States) OSTI as DE98050159 USDOE Assistant Secretary for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1981-12-31 English Technical Report Other Information: PBD: [1981] Medium: ED; Size: 23 p. OSTI ID: 584871; Legacy ID: DE98050159 SAND--95-2920 AC04-76DP00789 Other: ON: DE98050159; TRN: TRN: AHC29808%%11 SNL-A; SCA: 290500; 140000; 170600; 250000; 360000; PA: AL-97:M98050159; ELC-97290; EDB-98:032701; SN: 97001859375; TVI: 98R08 2008-06-19 584871 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/584871-a2lOZU/webviewable/ Photovoltaic technology development at Sandia National Laboratories NONE 14 SOLAR ENERGY ;29 ENERGY PLANNING AND POLICY; PHOTOVOLTAIC CONVERSION; RESEARCH PROGRAMS; SOLAR CONCENTRATORS; SANDIA NATIONAL LABORATORIES; SOLAR CELL ARRAYS; PHOTOVOLTAIC CELLS; USES This report describes the following investigations being pursued under photovoltaic technology development at Sandia National Laboratories: photovoltaic systems technology; concentrator technology; concentrator arrays and tracking structures; concentrator solar cell development; system engineering; subsystem development; and test and applications. Sandia National Labs., Albuquerque, NM (United States) OSTI as DE98050158 USDOE Assistant Secretary for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1981-12-31 English Technical Report Other Information: PBD: [1981] Medium: ED; Size: 19 p. OSTI ID: 584872; Legacy ID: DE98050158 SAND--81-1050 AC04-76DP00789 Other: ON: DE98050158; TRN: TRN: AHC29808%%12 SNL-A; SCA: 140600; 141000; 290500; PA: AL-97:M98050158; ELC-97290; EDB-98:031846; SN: 97001859374; TVI: 98R08 2008-06-19 584872 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/584872-VvjFWZ/webviewable/ Solar thermal repowering NONE 14 SOLAR ENERGY ;29 ENERGY PLANNING AND POLICY; RESEARCH PROGRAMS; TOWER FOCUS POWER PLANTS; SOLAR PROCESS HEAT; RETROFITTING; FOSSIL-FUEL POWER PLANTS; INDUSTRY; USES; US DOE Solar central receiver technology is developing steadily with a promise of becoming a real commercial alternative for energy generation in the late 1980s. Significant potential markets have been identified, research and development of important components is proceeding well, and the first full-system verification experiment at Barstow, California, is under construction. However, much work still lies ahead. A big step toward the realization of large-scale commercial use of solar energy was taken when the Department of Energy (DOE) issued a solicitation in March 1979 for utility repowering/industrial retrofit system conceptual design studies employing solar central receivers. Twenty-two responses were evaluated, and twelve were selected for funding. The results of the twelve studies, plus one study completed earlier and one privately funded, are sufficiently encouraging to warrant proceeding to the next stage of the program: cost-shared projects chosen through open competition. Eight of he fourteen studies are for electric utility repowering of existing oil or natural gas generating plants. The other six are the first site-specific studies of the use of solar central receiver systems for industrial process heat. The industrial processes include gypsum board drying, oil refining, enhanced oil recovery, uranium ore processing, natural gas processing, and ammonia production. Site descriptions, project summaries, conceptual designs, and functional descriptions are given for each of these 14 studies. Sandia National Labs., Albuquerque, NM (United States) OSTI as DE98050155 USDOE Assistant Secretary for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1980-08-01 English Technical Report Other Information: PBD: Aug 1980 Medium: ED; Size: [36] p. OSTI ID: 584873; Legacy ID: DE98050155 SAND--95-2915 AC04-76DP00789 Other: ON: DE98050155; TRN: TRN: AHC29808%%13 SNL-A; SCA: 140702; 140905; 290500; PA: AL-97:M98050155; ELC-97290; EDB-98:031855; SN: 97001859371; TVI: 98R08 2008-06-19 584873 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/584873-3ktcAl/webviewable/ Batteries for solar energy systems -- A program at Sandia National Laboratories NONE 25 ENERGY STORAGE; ELECTRIC BATTERIES; SANDIA NATIONAL LABORATORIES; PHOTOVOLTAIC POWER SUPPLIES; ENERGY STORAGE; DESIGN; PERFORMANCE TESTING; COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION; WIND TURBINES; SOLAR THERMAL POWER PLANTS DOE has selected Sandia National Laboratories as its lead laboratory to direct a program to develop and test batteries for electrical storage in a variety of solar applications. Initial emphasis is on storage in photovoltaic systems, but wind-energy and solar-thermal systems will be considered later. The BSSAP program is divided functionally into five tasks: Task 1--battery requirements analysis; Task 2--laboratory evaluation; Task 3--PV advanced systems tests; Task 4--applied experiments; Task 5--battery research and development. This report briefly discusses these tasks. Sandia National Labs., Albuquerque, NM (United States) OSTI as DE98050160 USDOE Assistant Secretary for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1981-12-31 English Technical Report Other Information: PBD: [1981] Medium: P; Size: 7 p. OSTI ID: 584874; Legacy ID: DE98050160 SAND--81-0673 AC04-76DP00789 Other: ON: DE98050160; TRN: TRN: AHC29808%%14 SNL-A; SCA: 250901; PA: AL-97:M98050160; ELC-97290; EDB-98:032397; SN: 97001859376; TVI: 98R08 2006-06-30 584874 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/584874-5mtLq5/webviewable/ The solar thermal report. Volume 3, Number 5 NONE 14 SOLAR ENERGY ;32 ENERGY CONSERVATION, CONSUMPTION, AND UTILIZATION; SOLAR THERMAL POWER PLANTS; SOLAR PROCESS HEAT; RESEARCH PROGRAMS; US DOE; CHEMICAL INDUSTRY; DUAL-PURPOSE POWER PLANTS; COGENERATION; SOLAR PONDS This report is published by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory for the DOE Solar Thermal Technology Division to provide an account of work sponsored by the Division and to aid the community of people interested in solar thermal technology in gaining access to technical information. Contents include articles entitled the following: Solar system supplies thermal energy for producing chemicals at USS plant; Solar thermal power module designed for small community market; Roof-mounted trough system supplies process heat for Caterpillar plant; Solar thermal update -- 10 MW(e) pilot plant and 3-MW(t) total energy system; Solar steam processes crude oil; New York investigates solar ponds as a source of thermal energy; On-farm solar -- Finding new uses for the sun; and Topical index of solar thermal report articles. Sandia National Labs., Albuquerque, NM (United States) OSTI as DE98050161 USDOE Assistant Secretary for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1982-09-01 English Technical Report Other Information: PBD: Sep 1982 Medium: P; Size: 16 p. OSTI ID: 584875; Legacy ID: DE98050161 SAND--95-2923 AC04-76DP00789 Other: ON: DE98050161; TRN: TRN: AHC29808%%15 SNL-A; SCA: 140700; 140905; 320300; PA: AL-97:M98050161; ELC-97290; EDB-98:031853; SN: 97001859331; TVI: 98R08 2006-06-30 584875 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/584875-WBs2dn/webviewable/ MISR -- Solar and steam for industry NONE 14 SOLAR ENERGY ;32 ENERGY CONSERVATION, CONSUMPTION, AND UTILIZATION; PARABOLIC TROUGH COLLECTORS; SOLAR PROCESS HEAT; STEAM GENERATION; FUEL SUBSTITUTION; SOLAR HEATING SYSTEMS; DESIGN; PERFORMANCE TESTING; COORDINATED RESEARCH PROGRAMS; US DOE The goal of the MISR project is to assist industry in developing viable Solar Energy Systems which have high reliability and low cost because they do not require custom engineering and installation for each industrial site. The collector field, piping and steam generation equipment are pre-engineered to be suitable for a wide range of industrial steam applications. The approach of the MISR project is twofold: to develop line-focus industrial solar thermal energy systems which, like conventional packaged steam boilers, are based on the modular concept; and to install and operate a number (10 or less) of these systems at existing industrial plants, supplementing steam produced by conventional boilers. The project is briefly described. Sandia National Labs., Albuquerque, NM (United States) OSTI as DE98050162 USDOE Assistant Secretary for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1981-12-31 English Technical Report Other Information: PBD: [1981] Medium: P; Size: 612 p. OSTI ID: 584876; Legacy ID: DE98050162 SAND--95-2925 AC04-76DP00789 Other: ON: DE98050162; TRN: TRN: AHC29808%%16 SNL-A; SCA: 140905; 320303; PA: AL-97:M98050162; ELC-97290; EDB-98:031885; SN: 97001859377; TVI: 98R08 2006-06-30 584876 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/584876-XDslK7/webviewable/ Modular Industrial Solar Retrofit fact sheet NONE 14 SOLAR ENERGY ;32 ENERGY CONSERVATION, CONSUMPTION, AND UTILIZATION; PARABOLIC TROUGH COLLECTORS; SOLAR PROCESS HEAT; STEAM GENERATION; SOLAR HEATING SYSTEMS; DESIGN; PERFORMANCE TESTING; COORDINATED RESEARCH PROGRAMS; US DOE The MISR project has two goals. One is to assist industry in developing viable Solar Energy Systems which have high reliability and low cost because they do not require tailored engineering and installation for each industrial site. The collector field, piping and steam generation equipment are pre-engineered to be suitable for a wide range of industrial steam applications. This is the Modular Concept. The second goal is to fabricate, install, and test qualification test systems (representative of full-size MISR designs in all but the size of the collector field) to determine design quality, fabrication and installation correctness, and system cost. This activity allows the designers to produce the first MISR system, experimentally verify its operation and performance before committing to large scale solar installations, thereby avoiding the risks associated with the first system. It provides the potential industrial user with information upon which to base solar energy decisions. Five separate system designs are being developed under the MISR project. Four of the designs are being tested at Sandia National Laboratories at Albuquerque, New Mexico and one is being tested at the Solar energy Research Institute in Golden, Colorado. Sandia National Labs., Albuquerque, NM (United States) OSTI as DE98050165 USDOE Assistant Secretary for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1981-12-31 English Technical Report Other Information: PBD: [1981] Medium: ED; Size: 2 p. OSTI ID: 584877; Legacy ID: DE98050165 SAND--95-2931 AC04-76DP00789 Other: ON: DE98050165; TRN: TRN: AHC29808%%17 SNL-A; SCA: 140905; 320303; PA: AL-97:M98050165; ELC-97290; EDB-98:031884; SN: 97001859379; TVI: 98R08 2008-06-19 584877 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/584877-ycrT7q/webviewable/ GeoEnergy technology NONE 29 ENERGY PLANNING AND POLICY; RESEARCH PROGRAMS; COAL; PETROLEUM; NATURAL GAS; SYNTHETIC PETROLEUM; GEOTHERMAL ENERGY; ENERGY CONVERSION; PRODUCTION; HEAT EXTRACTION; US DOE; IN-SITU GASIFICATION; ENHANCED RECOVERY; COAL LIQUEFACTION; GEOTHERMAL WELLS Geothermal Legacy The goal of the GeoEnergy Technology Program is to improve the understanding and efficiency of energy extraction and conversion from geologic resources, hence maintaining domestic production capability of fossil energy resources and expanding the usage of geothermal energy. The GeoEnergy Technology Program conducts projects for the Department of Energy in four resource areas--coal, oil and gas, synthetic fuels and geothermal energy. These projects, which are conducted collaboratively with private industry and DOE`s Energy Technology Centers, draw heavily on expertise derived from the nuclear weapons engineering capabilities of Sandia. The primary technologies utilized in the program are instrumentation development and application, geotechnical engineering, drilling and well completions, and chemical and physical process research. Studies in all four resource areas are described. Sandia National Labs., Albuquerque, NM (United States) OSTI as DE98050154 USDOE Office of Energy Research, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1980-12-31 English Technical Report Other Information: PBD: [1980] Medium: ED; Size: 28 p. OSTI ID: 584878; Legacy ID: DE98050154 SAND--95-2914 AC04-76DP00789 Other: ON: DE98050154; TRN: TRN: AHC29808%%18 SNL-A; SCA: 290500; 294000; 299000; PA: AL-97:M98050154; ELC-97290; EDB-98:032704; SN: 97001859330; TVI: 98R08 2008-06-19 584878 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/584878-P1qAuZ/webviewable/ Functional test procedure, Fifth Wheel: SS-R42351, Issue D NONE 42 ENGINEERING NOT INCLUDED IN OTHER CATEGORIES; MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT; MAINTENANCE; INSPECTION; INSTALLATION; NITROGEN; GAS CYLINDERS; BRAKES; VOLTMETERS This report describes the equipment required for initial assembly/maintenance and inspection/resetting of the Fifth Wheel system. It also gives a step-by-step procedure for initial assembly/maintenance inspection and procedures for resetting the system and Eager-Pac installation. The Fifth Wheel system is associated with a tractor-type vehicle used for materials handling. Sandia National Labs., Albuquerque, NM (United States) OSTI as DE98050142 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1994-07-12 English Technical Report Other Information: DN: Declassified; PBD: 12 Jul 1994 Medium: ED; Size: 7 p. OSTI ID: 584879; Legacy ID: DE98050142 SAND--95-2498 AC04-94AL85000 Other: ON: DE98050142; TRN: TRN: AHC29808%%19 SNL-A; SCA: 420203; PA: AL-97:M98050142; ELC-97290; EDB-98:034370; SN: 97001859319; TVI: 98R08 2008-06-19 584879 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/584879-R3qtbs/webviewable/ Inspection record card, W71, Type 5-2 Serial Number L773 NONE 45 MILITARY TECHNOLOGY, WEAPONRY, AND NATIONAL DEFENSE; NUCLEAR WEAPONS; INSPECTION; CHEMICAL EXPLOSIVES; TEST FACILITIES; SIMULATION This paper consists of the inspection record of a W71 Type 5-2 weapon, Serial No. L773. The inspector determined that the unit does not contain material capable of a nuclear explosion and does not contain high explosives. The mock-up/test weapon was inspected in June, 1974 and limited life components were manufactured in February, 1972. Sandia National Labs., Albuquerque, NM (United States) OSTI as DE98050140 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1974-06-18 English Technical Report Other Information: DN: Declassified; PBD: 18 Jun 1974 Medium: ED; Size: 1 p. OSTI ID: 584880; Legacy ID: DE98050140 SAND--95-2490 AC04-76DP00789 Other: ON: DE98050140; TRN: TRN: AHC29808%%20 SNL-A; SCA: 450200; PA: AL-97:M98050140; ELC-97290; EDB-98:034886; SN: 97001859369; TVI: 98R08 2008-06-19 584880 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/584880-J7x6IY/webviewable/ Pulsed power -- Research and technology at Sandia National Laboratories NONE 70 PLASMA PHYSICS AND FUSION ;43 PARTICLE ACCELERATORS ;07 ISOTOPE AND RADIATION SOURCE TECHNOLOGY ;45 MILITARY TECHNOLOGY, WEAPONRY, AND NATIONAL DEFENSE; INERTIAL CONFINEMENT; ACCELERATORS; RADIATION SOURCES; USES; RESEARCH PROGRAMS; PARTICLE BEAM FUSION ACCELERATOR; POWER TRANSMISSION; ELECTROMAGNETIC PULSES; POWER SUPPLIES; SIMULATORS; NUCLEAR WEAPONS Over the past 15 years, steady and sometimes exciting progress has been made in the hybrid technology called Pulsed Power. Based on both electrical engineering and physics, pulsed power involves the generation, modification, and use of electrical pulses up to the multitrillion-watt and multimillion-volt ranges. The final product of these powerful pulses can take diverse forms--hypervelocity projectiles or imploding liners, energetic and intense particle beams, X-ray and gamma-ray pulses, laser light beams that cover the spectrum from ultraviolet to infrared, or powerful microwave bursts. At first, the needs of specific applications largely shaped research and technology in this field. New the authors are beginning to see the reverse--new applications arising from technical capabilities that until recently were though impossible. Compressing and heating microscopic quantities of matter until they reach ultra-high energy density represents one boundary of their scientific exploration. The other boundary might be a defensive weapon that can project vast amounts of highly directed energy over long distances. Other applications of the technology may range from the use of electron beams to sterilize sewage, to laboratory simulation of radiation effects on electronics, to electromagnetic launchings of projectiles into earth or into solar orbits. Eventually the authors hope to use pulsed power to produce an inexhaustible supply of energy by means of inertial confinement fusion (ICF)--a technique for heating and containing deuterium-tritium fuel through compression. Topics covered here are: (1) inertial confinement fusion; (2) simulation technology; (3) development of new technology; and (4) application to directed energy technologies. Sandia National Labs., Albuquerque, NM (United States) OSTI as DE98050157 USDOE Assistant Secretary for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1981-12-31 English Technical Report Other Information: PBD: [1981] Medium: ED; Size: 45 p. OSTI ID: 584935; Legacy ID: DE98050157 SAND--81-0848 AC04-76DP00789 Other: ON: DE98050157; TRN: TRN: AHC29808%%75 SNL-A; SCA: 700411; 430100; 070201; 450200; PA: AL-97:M98050157; ELC-97290; EDB-98:036937; SN: 97001859373; TVI: 98R08 2008-06-19 584935 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/584935-NoA57G/webviewable/ Particle beam fusion NONE 70 PLASMA PHYSICS AND FUSION; INERTIAL CONFINEMENT; RESEARCH PROGRAMS; PARTICLE BEAM FUSION ACCELERATOR; ELECTRON BEAM FUSION ACCELERATOR; MARX GENERATORS; PULSE GENERATORS Today, in keeping with Sandia Laboratories` designation by the Department of Energy as the lead laboratory for the pulsed power approach to fusion, its efforts include major research activities and the construction of new facilities at its Albuquerque site. Additionally, in its capacity as lead laboratory, Sandia coordinates DOE-supported pulsed power fusion work at other government operated laboratories, with industrial contractors, and universities. The beginning of Sandia`s involvement in developing fusion power was an outgrowth of its contributions to the nation`s nuclear weapon program. The Laboratories` work in the early 1960`s emphasized the use of pulsed radiation environments to test the resistance of US nuclear weapons to enemy nuclear bursts. A careful study of options for fusion power indicated that Sandia`s expertise in the pulsed power field could provide a powerful match to ignite fusion fuel. Although creating test environments is an achieved goal of Sandia`s overall program, this work and other military tasks protected by appropriate security regulations will continue, making full use of the same pulsed power technology and accelerators as the fusion-for-energy program. Major goals of Sandia`s fusion program including the following: (1) complete a particle accelerator to deliver sufficient beam energy for igniting fusion targets; (2) obtain net energy gain, this goal would provide fusion energy output in excess of energy stored in the accelerator; (3) develop a technology base for the repetitive ignition of pellets in a power reactor. After accomplishing these goals, the technology will be introduced to the nation`s commercial sector. Sandia National Labs., Albuquerque, NM (United States) OSTI as DE98050156 USDOE Office of Energy Research, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1980-12-31 English Technical Report Other Information: PBD: [1980] Medium: ED; Size: 32 p. OSTI ID: 584936; Legacy ID: DE98050156 SAND--95-2916 AC04-76DP00789 Other: ON: DE98050156; TRN: TRN: AHC29808%%76 SNL-A; SCA: 700411; PA: AL-97:M98050156; ELC-97290; EDB-98:036935; SN: 97001859372; TVI: 98R08 2008-06-19 584936 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/584936-Ih9w4K/webviewable/ Creative solutions for complex developmental testing NONE 42 ENGINEERING NOT INCLUDED IN OTHER CATEGORIES; AIRCRAFT; NONDESTRUCTIVE TESTING; RESEARCH PROGRAMS; INSPECTION; MECHANICAL VIBRATIONS; THERMOGRAPHY; ULTRASONIC TESTING; EDDY CURRENT TESTING Sandia National Laboratories was requested to establish the FAA Aging Aircraft Nondestructive Inspection (NDI) Development and Demonstration Center. The Center is housed in a hangar at the Albuquerque International Airport and owns its own aged transport airplane. The Center`s work encompasses research and development in enhanced structural inspection. The goals of the Center are to: promote NDI technology development and maturation; help transfer new nondevelopment item technology to the hangar floor; validate NDI techniques; assess reliability or probability of detection of NDI processes. An important part of this project will be to make sure that the cost of implementation and operation of any technique is seriously considered and that techniques are usable in the field. Among the initial techniques to be evaluated are: enhanced visual, magneto-optic eddy current; coherent optics; ultrasonics; thermographics; eddy current scanners; experimental modal analysis. This project is a perfect example of how Development Testing draws on its own resources and teams up with others, as necessary, to get the job done. In this case, New Mexico State University and a private company, Science Applications International Corporation, are assisting. Sandia National Labs., Albuquerque, NM (United States) OSTI as DE98050174 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1993-07-01 English Technical Report Other Information: PBD: Jul 1993 Medium: ED; Size: 30 p. OSTI ID: 584937; Legacy ID: DE98050174 SAND--93-0563 AC04-76DP00789 Other: ON: DE98050174; TRN: TRN: AHC29808%%77 SNL-A; SCA: 420500; PA: AL-97:M98050174; ELC-97290; EDB-98:034502; SN: 97001859382; TVI: 98R08 2008-06-19 584937 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/584937-pF9WaI/webviewable/ Transportation technology at Sandia NONE 42 ENGINEERING NOT INCLUDED IN OTHER CATEGORIES;05 NUCLEAR FUELS; WASTE TRANSPORTATION; CASKS; HAZARDOUS MATERIALS; RADIOACTIVE WASTES; CHEMICAL WASTES; TESTING; CERTIFICATION Industrial and military activities in the US produce large amounts of hazardous mixed waste, which includes both radioactive and toxic substances. The already overburdened environment is faced with the task of safely disposing of these complex wastes. A very important aspect of this effort is the safe and economical transportation of radioactive and toxic chemical wastes to projected repositories. Movement of wastes to the repository sites is accomplished by a combination of truck, rail, ship, and air. The DOE directs transportation activities including cask development technology for use in single or multimode transport. Sandia National Laboratories` Transportation Technology programs provide the technology and know-how to support DOE in achieving safe, efficient, and economical packaging and transportation of nuclear and other hazardous waste materials. This brochure describes the Transportation Technology programs and the specialized techniques and capabilities they offer to prospective users. Sandia National Labs., Albuquerque, NM (United States) OSTI as DE98050173 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1994-12-31 English Technical Report Other Information: PBD: [1994] Medium: ED; Size: 26 p. OSTI ID: 584938; Legacy ID: DE98050173 SAND--95-2426 AC04-94AL85000 Other: ON: DE98050173; TRN: TRN: AHC29808%%78 SNL-A; SCA: 420204; 050900; 420205; PA: AL-97:M98050173; ELC-97290; EDB-98:034375; SN: 97001859338; TVI: 98R08 2008-06-19 584938 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/584938-tbJl4A/webviewable/ Synthetic aperture radar and interferometry development at Sandia National Laboratories NONE 44 INSTRUMENTATION, INCLUDING NUCLEAR AND PARTICLE DETECTORS; RADAR; INTERFEROMETRY; USES; IMAGES; OPERATION; SANDIA NATIONAL LABORATORIES; TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT Environmental monitoring, earth-resource mapping, and military systems require broad-area imaging at high resolutions. Many times the imagery must be acquired in inclement weather or during night as well as day. Synthetic aperture radar (SAR) provides such a capability. SAR systems take advantage of the long-range propagation characteristics of radar signals and the complex information processing capability of modern digital electronics to provide high resolution imagery. SAR complements photographic and other optical imaging capabilities because of the minimum constrains on time-of-day and atmospheric conditions and because of the unique responses of terrain and cultural targets to radar frequencies. Interferometry is a method for generating a three-dimensional image of terrain. The height projection is obtained by acquiring two SAR images from two slightly differing locations. It is different from the common method of stereoscopic imaging for topography. The latter relies on differing geometric projections for triangulation to define the surface geometry whereas interferometry relies on differences in radar propagation times between the two SAR locations. This paper presents the capabilities of SAR, explains how SAR works, describes a few SAR applications, provides an overview of SAR development at Sandia, and briefly describes the motion compensation subsystem. Sandia National Labs., Albuquerque, NM (United States) OSTI as DE98050169 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1993-04-01 English Technical Report Other Information: PBD: Apr 1993 Medium: ED; Size: 11 p. OSTI ID: 584939; Legacy ID: DE98050169 SAND--96-0144 AC04-94AL85000 Other: ON: DE98050169; TRN: TRN: AHC29808%%79 SNL-A; SCA: 440800; PA: AL-97:M98050169; ELC-97290; EDB-98:034870; SN: 97001859334; TVI: 98R08 2008-06-19 584939 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/584939-tYrX9V/webviewable/ Research briefs of the Physical and Chemical Sciences Center Vook, F.L.; Smith, W.L. [eds.] 29 ENERGY PLANNING AND POLICY ;36 MATERIALS SCIENCE; SANDIA NATIONAL LABORATORIES; RESEARCH PROGRAMS; MATERIALS; SURFACES; LASERS; OPTICAL RADAR; PATTERN RECOGNITION; CHEMICAL VAPOR DEPOSITION As Sandia National Laboratories and the Physical and Chemical Sciences Center develop an increasingly diverse set of customers, research partners, and Cooperative Research and Development Agreements (CRADA`s) with industry, there is a need for providing more concise information describing their technical achievements and capabilities. This publication, Research Briefs, is designed to inform the present and potential partners in research and technology advancement. Their research emphasizes semiconductor physics, electronic materials, surface physics and chemistry, plasma and chemical processing sciences, lasers and optics, vision science, ion-solid interactions and defect physics, and advanced materials physics. The specific programs they pursue are driven by the research goals which are greatly influenced by interactions with the government and industrial customers. Sandia National Labs., Albuquerque, NM (United States) OSTI as DE98050168 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1993-12-31 English Technical Report Other Information: PBD: [1993] Medium: ED; Size: 52 p. OSTI ID: 584940; Legacy ID: DE98050168 SAND--93-1722 AC04-76DP00789 Other: ON: DE98050168; TRN: TRN: AHC29808%%80 SNL-A; SCA: 290500; 360000; PA: AL-97:M98050168; ELC-97290; EDB-98:032705; SN: 97001859333; TVI: 98R08 2008-06-19 584940 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/584940-lMpwkx/webviewable/ Chemical vapor deposition sciences NONE 36 MATERIALS SCIENCE; CHEMICAL VAPOR DEPOSITION; THIN FILMS; USES; CHEMICAL REACTORS; RESEARCH PROGRAMS; DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES; COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION; SANDIA NATIONAL LABORATORIES Chemical vapor deposition (CVD) is a widely used method for depositing thin films of a variety of materials. Applications of CVD range from the fabrication of microelectronic devices to the deposition of protective coatings. New CVD processes are increasingly complex, with stringent requirements that make it more difficult to commercialize them in a timely fashion. However, a clear understanding of the fundamental science underlying a CVD process, as expressed through computer models, can substantially shorten the time required for reactor and process development. Research scientists at Sandia use a wide range of experimental and theoretical techniques for investigating the science of CVD. Experimental tools include optical probes for gas-phase and surface processes, a range of surface analytic techniques, molecular beam methods for gas/surface kinetics, flow visualization techniques and state-of-the-art crystal growth reactors. The theoretical strategy uses a structured approach to describe the coupled gas-phase and gas-surface chemistry, fluid dynamics, heat and mass transfer of a CVD process. The software used to describe chemical reaction mechanisms is easily adapted to codes that model a variety of reactor geometries. Carefully chosen experiments provide critical information on the chemical species, gas temperatures and flows that are necessary for model development and validation. This brochure provides basic information on Sandia`s capabilities in the physical and chemical sciences of CVD and related materials processing technologies. It contains a brief description of the major scientific and technical capabilities of the CVD staff and facilities, and a brief discussion of the approach that the staff uses to advance the scientific understanding of CVD processes. Sandia National Labs., Albuquerque, NM (United States) OSTI as DE98050167 USDOE Assistant Secretary for Environment, Safety, and Health, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1992-12-31 English Technical Report Other Information: PBD: [1992] Medium: P; Size: 15 p. OSTI ID: 584941; Legacy ID: DE98050167 SAND--93-1151 AC04-76DP00789 Other: ON: DE98050167; TRN: TRN: AHC29808%%81 SNL-A; SCA: 360101; 360201; 360601; PA: AL-97:M98050167; ELC-97290; EDB-98:033299; SN: 97001859381; TVI: 98R08 2006-06-30 584941 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/584941-JBzKNA/webviewable/ Sandia Laboratories radiation facilities Choate, L.M.; Schmidt, T.R.; Schuch, R.L. 07 ISOTOPE AND RADIATION SOURCE TECHNOLOGY; RADIATION SOURCES; SANDIA NATIONAL LABORATORIES; NEUTRON SOURCES; GAMMA SOURCES; RESEARCH REACTORS; ACCELERATORS; DATA ACQUISITION; ELECTRON SOURCES; X-RAY SOURCES This brochure is designed as a basic source of information for prospective users of Sandia Laboratories Radiation Facilities. It contains a brief description of the various major radiation sources, a summary of their output characteristics, and additional information useful to experimenters. Radiation source development and source upgrading is an ongoing program, with new source configurations and modes of operation continually being devised to satisfy the ever-changing radiation requirements of the users. For most cases, the information here should allow a potential user to assess the applicability of a particular radiation facility to a proposed experiment and to permit some preirradiation calculations and planning. Sandia National Labs., Albuquerque, NM (United States) OSTI as DE98050170 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1977-07-01 English Technical Report Other Information: PBD: Jul 1977 Medium: P; Size: 27 p. OSTI ID: 584942; Legacy ID: DE98050170 SAND--96-0156 AC04-76DP00789 Other: ON: DE98050170; TRN: TRN: AHC29808%%82 SNL-A; SCA: 070201; PA: AL-97:M98050170; ELC-97290; EDB-98:031653; SN: 97001859335; TVI: 98R08 2006-06-30 584942 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/584942-313wfI/webviewable/ Sandia Laboratories radiation facilities. Second edition Choate, L.M.; Schmidt, T.R. 07 ISOTOPE AND RADIATION SOURCE TECHNOLOGY; RADIATION SOURCES; SANDIA NATIONAL LABORATORIES; RESEARCH REACTORS; ACCELERATORS; NEUTRON SOURCES; GAMMA SOURCES; ELECTRON SOURCES; X-RAY SOURCES; DATA ACQUISITION SYSTEMS This brochure is designed as a basic source of information for prospective users of Sandia Laboratories Radiation Facilities. It contains a brief description of the various major radiation sources, a summary of their output characteristics, and additional information useful to experimenters. Radiation source development and source upgrading is an ongoing program, with new source configurations and modes of operation continually being devised to satisfy the ever-changing radiation requirements of the users. For most cases, the information presented here should allow a potential user to assess the applicability of a particular radiation facility to a proposed experiment and to permit some preirradiation calculations and planning. Sandia National Labs., Albuquerque, NM (United States) OSTI as DE98050152 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1979-07-01 English Technical Report Other Information: PBD: Jul 1979 Medium: P; Size: 31 p. OSTI ID: 584943; Legacy ID: DE98050152 SAND--95-2901 AC04-76DP00789 Other: ON: DE98050152; TRN: TRN: AHC29808%%83 SNL-A; SCA: 070201; PA: AL-97:M98050152; ELC-97290; EDB-98:031656; SN: 97001859329; TVI: 98R08 2006-06-30 584943 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/584943-v7bMIe/webviewable/ The evaluation of Ontario Forge Company as a qualified forging vendor West, A.J.; Odegard, B.C. 45 MILITARY TECHNOLOGY, WEAPONRY, AND NATIONAL DEFENSE ;36 MATERIALS SCIENCE; FORGING; CONTRACTORS; STAINLESS STEELS; SPECIFICATIONS; EVALUATION; MECHANICAL PROPERTIES; ROCKY FLATS PLANT; CONTAINERS; NUCLEAR WEAPONS; MICROSTRUCTURE There has been a long standing need to develop a second source of WR quality forgings for the manufacturing of J-line hardware at RF. With this objective, Ontario Forge Company was recently evaluated to determine if their equipment and skills were compatible with the forging requirements. The results of this evaluation were compared to test results on WR forgings of a similar design produced by Precision Forge Company. The Ontario Forge Company forgings exhibited mechanical properties, grain flow and microstructures equivalent to those of Precision Forge Company. The Ontario Forge Company performance on this contract justifies the qualification of their process for producing non-critical reservoir forgings. Qualifying Ontario Forge Company for critical reservoir forgings is recommended only after sufficient production experience and storage data is acquired. Sandia National Labs., Albuquerque, NM (United States) OSTI as DE98050146 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1981-10-12 English Technical Report Other Information: DN: Declassified; PBD: 12 Oct 1981 Medium: ED; Size: 10 p. OSTI ID: 584944; Legacy ID: DE98050146 SAND--95-2505 AC04-76DP00789 Other: ON: DE98050146; TRN: TRN: AHC29808%%84 SNL-A; SCA: 450200; 360100; PA: AL-97:M98050146; ELC-97290; EDB-98:034890; SN: 97001859323; TVI: 98R08 2008-06-19 584944 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/584944-qzZDFi/webviewable/ Spare parts list for B83-0, Type 3C, Issue G NONE 45 MILITARY TECHNOLOGY, WEAPONRY, AND NATIONAL DEFENSE; MILITARY EQUIPMENT; MAINTENANCE; PROCUREMENT; REPAIR; DATA COMPILATION This report is a table listing spare parts for the B83-0 type 3C. An explanation for information in each column is given. This issue supersedes Issue F, dated March 22, 1985. Sandia National Labs., Albuquerque, NM (United States) OSTI as DE98050149 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1987-02-25 English Technical Report Other Information: DN: Declassified; PBD: 25 Feb 1987 Medium: ED; Size: 13 p. OSTI ID: 584945; Legacy ID: DE98050149 SAND--95-2527 AC04-76DP00789 Other: ON: DE98050149; TRN: TRN: AHC29808%%85 SNL-A; SCA: 450200; PA: AL-97:M98050149; ELC-97290; EDB-98:034885; SN: 97001859326; TVI: 98R08 2008-06-19 584945 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/584945-OYamlg/webviewable/ Proposal to study stem forgings Odegard, B.C. 45 MILITARY TECHNOLOGY, WEAPONRY, AND NATIONAL DEFENSE ;36 MATERIALS SCIENCE; NUCLEAR WEAPONS; STAINLESS STEEL-304L; STAINLESS STEEL-316; CONTAINERS; MECHANICAL PROPERTIES; MICROSTRUCTURE; COUPLINGS Reservoir designs consist of two primary features including the stem(s) and the body segment. The stem is either an integral part of the reservoir or is joined at some point in the fabrication sequence. The current interest is in high strength stems for advanced reservoir designs. The processing necessary to achieve these strength levels may result in heavily cold worked microstructures which may not interface well with the stem requirements. For instance, cold worked 316 plate stock has shown decreased hydrogen compatibility when contrasted to the annealed version in laboratory tests. More recently, Precision Forge produced a 100 ksi yield strength, 304L stem forging with a heavily deformed microstructure which also may show decreased compatibility in hydrogen. The proposed forging contract will evaluate the influence of forging parameters on the microstructure and mechanical properties of 304L and 316 stem forgings. A summary of the data available on 304L stem forgings is shown graphically. The yield strength values are shown for each set of forging parameters. Tensile tests and microstructural examination will be conducted to complete the information for 304L and create a similar graph for 316 stem forgings. Sandia National Labs., Albuquerque, NM (United States) OSTI as DE98050150 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1982-06-25 English Technical Report Other Information: DN: Declassified; PBD: 25 Jun 1982 Medium: ED; Size: 3 p. OSTI ID: 584946; Legacy ID: DE98050150 SAND--95-2625 AC04-76DP00789 Other: ON: DE98050150; TRN: TRN: AHC29808%%86 SNL-A; SCA: 450200; 360100; PA: AL-97:M98050150; ELC-97290; EDB-98:034889; SN: 97001859327; TVI: 98R08 2008-06-19 584946 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/584946-k6g8di/webviewable/ Microelectronics at Sandia Laboratories Spencer, W.J.; Gregory, B.L.; Franzak, E.G.; Hood, J.A. 42 ENGINEERING NOT INCLUDED IN OTHER CATEGORIES; MICROELECTRONIC CIRCUITS; SANDIA NATIONAL LABORATORIES; ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT; FABRICATION; PROCESS CONTROL; PERFORMANCE TESTING; COMPUTER-AIDED DESIGN The microelectronics capability at Sandia Laboratories spans the complete range of component activity from initial design to final assembly into subsystems and systems. Highly reliable, radiation-tolerant devices and integrated circuits can be designed, fabricated, and incorporated into printed circuit assemblies or into thick- or thin-film hybrid microcircuits. Sandia has an experienced staff, exceptional facilities and aggressive on-going programs in all these areas. The authors can marshall a broad range of skills and capabilities to attack and solve problems in design, fabrication, assembly, or production. Key facilities, programs, and capabilities in the Sandia microelectronics effort are discussed in more detail in this booklet. Sandia National Labs., Albuquerque, NM (United States) OSTI as DE98050151 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1975-12-31 English Technical Report Other Information: PBD: [1975] Medium: ED; Size: 53 p. OSTI ID: 584947; Legacy ID: DE98050151 SAND--95-2896 AC04-76DP00789 Other: ON: DE98050151; TRN: TRN: AHC29808%%87 SNL-A; SCA: 426000; PA: AL-97:M98050151; ELC-97290; EDB-98:034569; SN: 97001859328; TVI: 98R08 2008-06-19 584947 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/584947-BUfqQR/webviewable/ TIGER -- A technology to improve the delivery capability of nuclear bombs and the survivability of the delivery aircraft NONE 45 MILITARY TECHNOLOGY, WEAPONRY, AND NATIONAL DEFENSE; NUCLEAR WEAPONS; AIRCRAFT; MILITARY EQUIPMENT; INERTIAL GUIDANCE; VULNERABILITY; DELIVERY The TIGER (Terminal guided and Extended-Range) Program was initiated in 1972 to study improved delivery capabilities for stockpiled tactical nuclear bombs. The Southeast Asia conflict fostered the development of air-delivered standoff conventional weapons utilizing terminal guidance systems. SNL initiated the TIGER program to determine if current nuclear bombs could be provided with a similarly accurate standoff capabilities. These conventional weapon delivery techniques, while allowing highly accurate attack, generally require entering the target area at high altitude to establish line of sight to the target. In parallel with the TIGER program, system studies analyzed this concept and showed marked improvement in aircraft and weapon survivability with moderate standoff (10--20 km) if low level deliveries (60 m) could be accomplished. As a result of this work, the TIGER program was redirected in early 1974 to demonstrate a standoff bomb with good accuracy (90 m CEP) when delivered from low flying aircraft. This program redirection resulted in the selection of an inertial guidance system to replace the earlier terminal guidance systems. This program was called the Extended-Range Bomb (ERB). In May 1974, a joint Air Force/DOE study identified the desirability of having a single tactical weapon which could be employed against either fixed, preselected targets, or mobile battlefield targets. Studies conducted on the ERB system showed that the inertially guided weapon could fly not only the standoff mission but also a return-to-target mission against the mobile battlefield targets whose locations are not known accurately enough to use a standoff delivery. The ERB program evolved from these initial investigations into an exploratory program to develop the hardware and demonstrate the technology required to fly standoff and return-to-target trajectories. The application of this technology in the form of field retrofit kits to the B61 bomb is called TIGER II. Sandia National Labs., Albuquerque, NM (United States) OSTI as DE98050153 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1980-12-31 English Technical Report Other Information: PBD: [1980] Medium: ED; Size: 16 p. OSTI ID: 584948; Legacy ID: DE98050153 SAND--95-2911 AC04-76DP00789 Other: ON: DE98050153; TRN: TRN: AHC29808%%88 SNL-A; SCA: 450200; PA: AL-97:M98050153; ELC-97290; EDB-98:034888; SN: 97001859370; TVI: 98R08 2008-06-19 584948 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/584948-CXgY6k/webviewable/ Laser fusion monthly, February 1981 Ahlstrom, H.G. 70 PLASMA PHYSICS AND FUSION; INERTIAL CONFINEMENT; SHIVA FACILITY; NOVA FACILITY; LASER TARGETS; PLASMA DIAGNOSTICS; ENERGY ABSORPTION; ELECTRONS This report is divided into the following sections: (1) facility reports (Argus and Shiva); (2) Nova project; and (3) fusion experiments. In the Fusion Experiments section of this report, the author describes the results of a series of experiments on Shiva which further the understanding of the production and transport of suprathermal electrons. He found that of the suprathermal electrons which strike a laser irradiated disk target or which interact with the rear surface of a half Cairn hohlraum target, a significant fraction of these electrons orbit the target and strike the rear of the disk. These results have significant implications in the interpretation and modeling of the laser irradiated target experiments. Lawrence Livermore National Lab., CA (United States) OSTI as DE98051941 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1981-02-01 English Technical Report Other Information: DN: Declassified; PBD: Feb 1981 Medium: ED; Size: 44 p. OSTI ID: 584949; Legacy ID: DE98051941 UCRL-ID--127849 W-7405-ENG-48 Other: ON: DE98051941; TRN: TRN: AHC29808%%89 LLNL; SCA: 700411; PA: LLNL-98:M98051941; ELC-98042; EDB-98:036934; SN: 98001902439; TVI: 98R08 2008-06-19 584949 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/584949-dveGuT/webviewable/ Door assembly diagram: DWG {number_sign}S12789 Hill, T. 42 ENGINEERING NOT INCLUDED IN OTHER CATEGORIES; DOORS; PHYSICAL PROTECTION DEVICES; DESIGN; ENGINEERING DRAWINGS; LUBRICATION; INSTALLATION; MATERIALS This report consists of one engineering drawing of a door assembly suitable for a vault. Notes on the drawing give instructions for lubrication, installation of a combination lock, adjustment of the locking pin, and bonding and item to the combination lock. Sandia National Labs., Albuquerque, NM (United States) OSTI as DE98050147 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1976-12-31 English Technical Report Other Information: DN: Declassified; PBD: [1976] Medium: P; Size: 4 p. OSTI ID: 587933; Legacy ID: DE98050147 SAND--95-2523 AC04-76DP00789 Other: ON: DE98050147; TRN: TRN: AHC29809%%39 SNL-A; SCA: 420203; PA: AL-97:M98050147; ELC-97290; EDB-98:039720; SN: 97001859324; TVI: 98R09 2006-06-30 587933 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/587933-WKIxj0/webviewable/ Fifth wheel installation, S97556, Issue H Arning, C. 42 ENGINEERING NOT INCLUDED IN OTHER CATEGORIES; TRUCKS; WHEELS; MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT; ENGINEERING DRAWINGS; MATERIALS This report consists of one engineering drawing showing the design of the Fifth Wheel System for a semi-tractor trailer truck. Notes on the drawing give instructions for installation of some items, references to other drawings and instructions, and testing procedures. Sandia National Labs., Albuquerque, NM (United States) OSTI as DE98050144 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1994-12-31 English Technical Report Other Information: DN: Declassified; PBD: [1994] Medium: P; Size: 1 p. OSTI ID: 587934; Legacy ID: DE98050144 SAND--95-2500 AC04-94AL85000 Other: ON: DE98050144; TRN: TRN: AHC29809%%40 SNL-A; SCA: 420203; PA: AL-97:M98050144; ELC-97290; EDB-98:039712; SN: 97001859321; TVI: 98R09 2006-06-30 587934 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/587934-YMIgPJ/webviewable/ Fifth wheel system electrical and pneumatic schematic, CK-S97556, Issue L Arning, C. 42 ENGINEERING NOT INCLUDED IN OTHER CATEGORIES; TRUCKS; WHEELS; MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT; ENGINEERING DRAWINGS; ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT; ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS; PNEUMATIC CONTROLLERS; PIPES This report consists of two engineering drawings showing the electrical and pneumatic system for the Fifth Wheel System on a semi-tractor trailer truck. The system is shown in the nonactivated state. Sandia National Labs., Albuquerque, NM (United States) OSTI as DE98050143 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1994-12-31 English Technical Report Other Information: DN: Declassified; PBD: [1994] Medium: P; Size: 2 p. OSTI ID: 587936; Legacy ID: DE98050143 SAND--95-2499 AC04-94AL85000 Other: ON: DE98050143; TRN: TRN: AHC29809%%41 SNL-A; SCA: 420203; PA: AL-97:M98050143; ELC-97290; EDB-98:039714; SN: 97001859320; TVI: 98R09 2006-06-30 587936 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/587936-8Gu0eU/webviewable/ Fifth wheel modification assembly, Issue U Arning, C. 42 ENGINEERING NOT INCLUDED IN OTHER CATEGORIES; TRUCKS; WHEELS; MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT; DESIGN; MODIFICATIONS; ENGINEERING DRAWINGS This report consists of one engineering drawing showing modifications to the Fifth Wheel System for a semi-tractor trailer truck. Notes give instructions for installation of some items, where other items may be purchased, testing instructions, and shipping instructions. Sandia National Labs., Albuquerque, NM (United States) OSTI as DE98050145 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1994-12-31 English Technical Report Other Information: DN: Declassified; PBD: [1994] Medium: P; Size: 1 p. OSTI ID: 587938; Legacy ID: DE98050145 SAND--95-2503 AC04-94AL85000 Other: ON: DE98050145; TRN: TRN: AHC29809%%42 SNL-A; SCA: 420203; PA: AL-97:M98050145; ELC-97290; EDB-98:039718; SN: 97001859322; TVI: 98R09 2006-06-30 587938 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/587938-gpvaAS/webviewable/ Fifth wheel wiring plan, WD-S97556, Issue J Arning, C.; Miller, D.C. 42 ENGINEERING NOT INCLUDED IN OTHER CATEGORIES; TRUCKS; WHEELS; MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT; ENGINEERING DRAWINGS; ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS; ELECTRIC CABLES This report consists on one engineering drawing showing the wiring scheme for the Fifth Wheel System for a semi-tracker trailer truck. A note explains what wire is specified. Sandia National Labs., Albuquerque, NM (United States) OSTI as DE98050141 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1994-12-31 English Technical Report Other Information: DN: Declassified; PBD: [1994] Medium: P; Size: 1 p. OSTI ID: 587939; Legacy ID: DE98050141 SAND--95-2491 AC04-94AL85000 Other: ON: DE98050141; TRN: TRN: AHC29809%%43 SNL-A; SCA: 420203; PA: AL-97:M98050141; ELC-97290; EDB-98:039719; SN: 97001859318; TVI: 98R09 2006-06-30 587939 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/587939-ahtQ7W/webviewable/ Laser fusion monthly -- August 1980 Ahlstrom, H.G. [ed.] 70 PLASMA PHYSICS AND FUSION; INERTIAL CONFINEMENT; NOVA FACILITY; SHIVA FACILITY; LASER FUSION REACTORS; RESEARCH PROGRAMS; SOLID STATE LASERS; PLASMA DIAGNOSTICS; DATA ANALYSIS; STREAK CAMERAS; TEST FACILITIES; LASER IMPLOSIONS This report documents the monthly progress for the laser fusion research at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. First it gives facilities report for both the Shiva and Argus projects. Topics discussed include; laser system for the Nova Project; the fusion experiments analysis facility; optical/x-ray streak camera; Shiva Dante System temporal response; 2{omega}{sub 0} experiment; and planning for an ICF engineering test facility. Lawrence Livermore National Lab., CA (United States) OSTI as DE98051942 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1980-08-01 English Technical Report Other Information: DN: Declassified; PBD: Aug 1980 Medium: P; Size: 69 p. OSTI ID: 588031; Legacy ID: DE98051942 UCRL-ID--129626 W-7405-ENG-48 Other: ON: DE98051942; TRN: TRN: AHC29809%%106 LLNL; SCA: 700411; PA: LLNL-98:M98051942; ELC-98042; EDB-98:041359; SN: 98001902440; TVI: 98R09 2006-06-30 588031 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/588031-ThgwSC/webviewable/ SPR-8 multi-mega watt space power system (MMW-SPS) concept description and concept refinement plan Walter, C.E. 45 MILITARY TECHNOLOGY, WEAPONRY, AND NATIONAL DEFENSE ;21 NUCLEAR POWER REACTORS AND ASSOCIATED PLANTS; DIRECTED-ENERGY WEAPONS; SPACE POWER REACTORS; BALLISTIC MISSILE DEFENSE; DESIGN; NUCLEAR FUELS; LIQUID METALS; RANKINE CYCLE; URANIUM NITRIDES; BRAYTON CYCLE The SPR-8 MMW-SPS concept can satisfy both continuous and burst mode power requirements. At 10 MWe continuous mode power for 5 yr and 75 MWe burst mode power for 200 sec, the SPR-8 concept can power radar systems for detecting ballistic missile launchings and for discriminating between warheads and decoys. When enemy action is detected the SPR-8 MMW-SPS can power a rail gun, free electron laser, or particle beam and destroy the missile in the boost phase or warheads in space flight. The SPR-8 concept is based on the SPR-6 system (ref. 1) for providing continuous mode power. The system uses a fast UN-fueled, lithium-cooled reactor. Heat is transferred from the lithium coolant to potassium in a shell and tube heat exchanger-boiler. Potassium vapor is expanded through a turbine in a saturated Rankine cycle. After passing through the turbine the potassium is condensed in a compact heat exchanger by transferring heat to the radiator working fluid. An advanced radiator design is envisioned. Much work will be required in radiator technology to achieve low mass and plan form. For completeness of the SPR-8 system concept, a charged liquid droplet radiator is assumed but other types should be considered. Mechanical pumps are used for simplicity, but other types should be considered. A block diagram of the SPR-8 system is given. Lawrence Livermore National Lab., CA (United States) OSTI as DE98051943 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1985-04-15 English Technical Report Other Information: DN: Declassified; PBD: 15 Apr 1985 Medium: P; Size: 20 p. OSTI ID: 588033; Legacy ID: DE98051943 UCRL-ID--129627 W-7405-ENG-48 Other: ON: DE98051943; TRN: TRN: AHC29809%%107 LLNL; SCA: 450500; 210500; PA: LLNL-98:M98051943; ELC-98042; EDB-98:040106; SN: 98001902441; TVI: 98R09 2006-06-30 588033 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/588033-CoKr6v/webviewable/ Analysis of the SIAM Infrared Acquisition System Varnado, S.G. 44 INSTRUMENTATION, INCLUDING NUCLEAR AND PARTICLE DETECTORS;45 MILITARY TECHNOLOGY, WEAPONRY, AND NATIONAL DEFENSE; INTERMEDIATE INFRARED RADIATION; OPTICAL SYSTEMS; SIGNAL-TO-NOISE RATIO; BACKGROUND NOISE; SPECIFICATIONS; EXPERIMENTAL DATA This report describes and presents the results of an analysis of the performance of the infrared acquisition system for a Self-Initiated Antiaircraft Missile (SIAM). A description of the optical system is included, and models of target radiant intensity, atmospheric transmission, and background radiance are given. Acquisition probabilities are expressed in terms of the system signal-to-noise ratio. System performance against aircraft and helicopter targets is analyzed, and background discrimination techniques are discussed. 17 refs., 22 figs., 6 tabs. Sandia National Labs., Albuquerque, NM (United States) OSTI as DE98050190 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1974-02-01 English Technical Report Other Information: DN: Declassified; PBD: 1 Feb 1974 Medium: P; Size: 62 p. OSTI ID: 630072; Legacy ID: DE98050190 SLA--74-0103 AC04-76DP00789 Other: ON: DE98050190 SNL-A; SCA: 440600; 450000; PA: AL-97:M98050190; EDB-98:084040; NTS-98:006318; SN: 97001859345; TVI: 97290 2006-06-30 630072 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/630072-QzTKbd/webviewable/ Particle beam fusion research at Sandia National Laboratories NONE 70 PLASMA PHYSICS AND FUSION; INERTIAL CONFINEMENT; INERTIAL FUSION DRIVERS; PARTICLE BEAM FUSION ACCELERATOR; ELECTRON BEAM TARGETS; ENERGY TRANSFER Sandia`s Particle Beam Fusion Program is investigating several driver options, based on pulsed power technology, with the goal of demonstrating a practical ignitor for Inertial Confinement Fusion (ICF) Reactors. The interrelated aspects of power conditioning and compression, beam-target interaction, and target ignition are being studied. The issues of efficiency, reliability and multiple pulse capability are being integrated into the program to provide a viable approach to an experimental power reactor. On a shorter time scale the authors expect to derive important military-related benefits from attendant research and facility development. The two most important advantages of pulsed power driven fusion are the inherent low cost and high efficiency of high current particle accelerators. However, comparison of the relative merits of particle beams and focused laser beams must include many other factors such as beam transport, and target coupling, as well as target design and fabrication. These issues are being investigated to determine if the perceived practical benefits of particle beam fusion can indeed be realized. The practical considerations are exemplified in a comparison of the leading ICF drivers. The plan being followed by Sandia involves using the Electron Beam Fusion Accelerator (EBFA) to meet three objectives by 1985: significant burn using EBFA 1, net energy gain based on an upgrade of EBFA to the 2 megajoule (MJ) level (EBFA 2), and demonstration of a single module of EBFA 2 operated in the repetitive pulse mode. These goals are dependent, of course, on success in solving several key technical problems under investigation. If these technical problems can be solved, then practical applications to fusion power could be considered. The potential for these applications has been studied using economic models that allow one to derive the cost of power based on various assumptions. Sandia National Labs., Albuquerque, NM (United States) OSTI as DE98050163 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1978-12-31 English Technical Report Other Information: PBD: [1978] Medium: P; Size: 16 p. OSTI ID: 631235; Legacy ID: DE98050163 SAND--95-2927 AC04-76DP00789 Other: ON: DE98050163; TRN: TRN: AHC29813%%107 SNL-A; SCA: 700411; PA: AL-97:M98050163; ELC-97290; EDB-98:085282; SN: 97001859378; TVI: 98R13 2006-06-30 631235 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/631235-dpQsY5/webviewable/ Particle-beam fusion research facilities at Sandia National Laboratories NONE 70 PLASMA PHYSICS AND FUSION; INERTIAL CONFINEMENT; PARTICLE BEAM FUSION ACCELERATOR; ION BEAMS; ELECTRON BEAMS; X-RAY SOURCES; BEAM PRODUCTION; INERTIAL FUSION DRIVERS Sandia research in inertial-confinement fusion (ICF) is based on pulse-power capabilities that grew out of earlier developments of intense relativistic electron-beam (e-beam) radiation sources for weapon effects studies. ICF involves irradiating a deuterium-tritium pellet with either laser light or particle beams until the center of the pellet is compressed and heated to the point of nuclear fusion. This publication focuses on the use of particle beams to achieve fusion, and on the various facilities that are used in support of the particle-beam fusion (PBF) program. Sandia National Labs., Albuquerque, NM (United States) OSTI as DE98050166 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1980-12-31 English Technical Report Other Information: PBD: [1980] Medium: P; Size: 28 p. OSTI ID: 631236; Legacy ID: DE98050166 SAND--95-2992 AC04-76DP00789 Other: ON: DE98050166; TRN: TRN: AHC29813%%108 SNL-A; SCA: 700411; PA: AL-97:M98050166; ELC-97290; EDB-98:085281; SN: 97001859380; TVI: 98R13 2006-06-30 631236 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/631236-9LQjOj/webviewable/ X-ray emission from laser-produced plasmas Violet, C.E. [ed.] 70 PLASMA PHYSICS AND FUSION ;07 ISOTOPE AND RADIATION SOURCE TECHNOLOGY; X-RAY SPECTRA; LASER-PRODUCED PLASMA; LASER TARGETS; X-RAY SOURCES; X RADIATION; DESIGN; PLASMA DIAGNOSTICS The intensity and spectral characteristics of x-ray emitted from laser-produced plasmas have been investigated computatinoally and experimentally. a two-dimensional implosi code was used successfully to calculate laser-plasma radiation characteristics and to aid in the design of laser targets for high-yield x-ray production. Other computer codes, in use or under development predict lime strengths and energies for laser-plasma x-ray emission. An experimental effort is aimed at reliable measurements of x-ray yields and spectra. a wide variety of x-ray detection methods have been evaluated, and x-ray yields have been measured from plasmas produced with two dissimilar laser systems. The high energy x-ray spectrum, from about 10 to 140 keV, has been studied using high-gain scintillatino detectors and thick K-edge filters. Various supplementary measurements have provided information concerning characteristics of the target-reflected laser light, the ion energies, and the laser intensity patterns. Lawrence Livermore National Lab., CA (United States) OSTI as DE98051948 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1974-07-01 English Technical Report Other Information: DN: Declassified, declassified date 06/18/1997; PBD: 1 Jul 1974 Medium: P; Size: 46 p. OSTI ID: 661748; Legacy ID: DE98051948 UCRL--51421-74 W-7405-ENG-48 Other: ON: DE98051948; TRN: TRN: AHC29814%%200 LLNL; SCA: 700411; 070201; 700320; PA: LLNL-98:M98051948; ELC-98042; EDB-98:085289; NTS-98:006727; SN: 98001902442; TVI: 98R14 2006-06-30 661748 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/661748-tC0Lvs/webviewable/ System Data for Compliance with Computer Security Master Plans, System Research Center (5900) Gibson, K.W. 99 MATHEMATICS, COMPUTERS, INFORMATION SCIENCE, MANAGEMENT, LAW, MISCELLANEOUS; COMPUTERS; ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT; COMPILED DATA A list of computer system components with manufacturer`s model numbers and serial numbers is presented. Sandia National Labs., Albuquerque, NM (United States) OSTI as DE98050148 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1995-02-20 English Technical Report Other Information: DN: Declassified; PBD: 20 Feb 1995 Medium: P; Size: 1 p. OSTI ID: 662835; Legacy ID: DE98050148 SAND--95-2525 AC04-94AL85000 Other: ON: DE98050148 SNL-A; SCA: 990200; PA: AL-97:M98050148; EDB-98:085338; SN: 97001859325; TVI: 97290 2006-06-30 662835 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/662835-ABG7o7/webviewable/ Definition of Tory II-C Hadley, J.W.; Reynolds, H.L. 22 NUCLEAR REACTOR TECHNOLOGY ;45 MILITARY TECHNOLOGY, WEAPONRY, AND NATIONAL DEFENSE; PRODUCTION REACTORS; NUCLEAR WEAPONS; MISSILES; SPECIFICATIONS From time to time, in discussion of possible naval-based nuclear ramjet missile systems, a question arises concerning whether or not a particular reactor would or would fall within the `Tory II-C Technology`. Such a question is meaningless unless a definition is furnished. This report provides such a definition. Lawrence Livermore National Lab., CA (United States) OSTI as DE97051783 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1962-09-05 English Technical Report Other Information: DN: Declassified; PBD: 5 Sep 1962 Medium: P; Size: 6 p. OSTI ID: 662836; Legacy ID: DE97051783 UCRL-ID--126152 W-7405-ENG-48 Other: ON: DE97051783 LLNL; SCA: 220600; 450000; PA: LLNL-97:M97051783; EDB-98:082221; SN: 97001769634; TVI: 97047 2006-06-30 662836 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/662836-BEGpUQ/webviewable/ Flexible armored blanket development Roth, E.S. 42 ENGINEERING NOT INCLUDED IN OTHER CATEGORIES;45 MILITARY TECHNOLOGY, WEAPONRY, AND NATIONAL DEFENSE; NUCLEAR WEAPONS; MILITARY EQUIPMENT; EQUIPMENT PROTECTION DEVICES; DESIGN; FIELD TESTS An exploratory development contract was undertaken on December 23, 1977 which had as its purpose the development and demonstration of a flexible armored blanket design suitable for providing ballistic protection to nuclear weapons during shipment. Objectives were to design and fabricate a prototype blanket which will conform to the weapon shape, is troop-handleable in the field, and which, singly or in multiple layers, can defeat a range of kinetic energy armor piercing (AP) ammunition potentially capable of damaging the critical portion of the nuclear weapon. Following empirical testing, including the firing of threat ammunition under controlled laboratory and field test conditions, materials were selected and assembled into two blanket designs, each weighing approximately 54 kg/m{sup 2} (11 lbs/ft{sup 2}) and estimated to cost from $111 to $180 per ft{sup 2} in production. A firing demonstration to evidence blanket performance against terrorist/light infantry weapons, heavy infantry weapons, and aircraft cannon was conducted for representatives of the DOD and interested Sandia employees on April 12, 1978. The blankets performed better than anticipated defeating bullets up to 7.62 mm x 51 mm AP with one layer and projectiles up to 23 mm HEI with two layers. Based on these preliminary tests it is recommended that development work be continued with the following objectives: (1) the selection by the DOD of priority applications, (2) the specific design and fabrication of sufficient quantities of armored blankets for field testing, (3) the evaluation of the blankets by DOD operational units, with reports to Sandia Laboratories to enable final design. Sandia National Labs., Albuquerque, NM (United States) OSTI as DE98050172 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1978-05-01 English Technical Report Other Information: PBD: 1 May 1978 Medium: P; Size: 109 p. OSTI ID: 662839; Legacy ID: DE98050172 SAND--96-0197 AC04-76DP00789 Other: ON: DE98050172 SNL-A; SCA: 420202; 450200; PA: AL-97:M98050172; EDB-98:083717; SN: 97001859337; TVI: 97290 2006-06-30 662839 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/662839-ZXE6vW/webviewable/ Existing reactor expansion study basis Heacock, H.W. 22 GENERAL STUDIES OF NUCLEAR REACTORS; HANFORD PRODUCTION REACTORS; PRODUCTION; PLUTONIUM; MODIFICATIONS; REACTOR COOLING SYSTEMS; FLOW RATE; EFFICIENCY; TRANSIENTS; PROGRAM MANAGEMENT; HAPO The latest HAPO Five Year Program review, HW-59633, forecasts substantial increases in Pu production from the eight existing Hanford reactors over the next several years. These production increases would be attained by a combination of several methods which include increased reactor power levels resulting from higher process water flow rates and coolant bulk outlet temperatures, improved time operated efficiency, higher conversion ratios, and reduced transient reactivity losses. In order to provide a realistic basis for budgeting to meet these or other increased production goals, it is necessary that a study program be undertaken to determine in general terms the plant changes required to support these forecasted levels, to evaluate the economic and technical feasibility of achieving the process conditions, and to present an integrated program for achieving these objectives. This study program will necessarily consider the interrelated effects of a number of various facets of reactor and water plant process conditions, operational requirements, and proposed development programs. The purpose of this document is to present a plan for the execution of the proposed study. Included in this outline are a review of the basic study considerations, problem assignments and schedules, and manpower and cost estimates for the performance of the study. General Electric Co., Richland, WA (United States). Hanford Atomic Products Operation OSTI; NTIS; GPO Dep. USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1959-06-24 English Technical Report Other Information: PBD: 24 Jun 1959 Topical Medium: ED; Size: 20 p. OSTI ID: 10103076; Legacy ID: DE93003525 HW--60596 AT(45-1)-1350 Other: ON: DE93003525 HNF; SCA: 220600; SN: 92000883507 2009-01-22 10103076 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/10103076-Qp6hT2/ Analog to digital converter system for temperature monitoring -- B, C, D, DR, F, and H reactors Ballowe, J.W. 22 GENERAL STUDIES OF NUCLEAR REACTORS; HANFORD PRODUCTION REACTORS; REACTOR MONITORING SYSTEMS; REACTOR COOLING SYSTEMS; TEMPERATURE MONITORING; TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT; REACTOR INSTRUMENTATION; MODIFICATIONS This document discusses a proposal that certain presently installed reactor process water outlet temperature data logging equipment in subject reactors to be replaced with new functionally simplified equipment of a more adequate design. The primary purpose of the proposed installation is to replace existing equipment which is obsolete and in three reactors is worn out to the point where the equipment is out of service frequently for periods of time up to 8 hours or more. The new equipment will provide reliable process tube temperature information for use in the functions of reactor control and product accountability. Based upon anticipated incremental production gains resulting from use of the new equipment, the amortization period for the project is calculated at 2.7 years. General Electric Co., Richland, WA (United States). Hanford Atomic Products Operation OSTI; NTIS; GPO Dep. USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1961-03-23 English Technical Report Other Information: PBD: 23 Mar 1961 Topical Medium: ED; Size: 11 p. OSTI ID: 10103677; Legacy ID: DE93003527 HW-66858-RD-2 AT(45-1)-1350 Other: ON: DE93003527 HNF; SCA: 220400; 220600; SN: 92000883505 2009-01-22 10103677 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/10103677-1wfoP8/ Questions on NEA program for OMB budget presentation Hodges, A.J. 42 ENGINEERING NOT INCLUDED IN OTHER CATEGORIES; NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS; EXPLOSIVE STIMULATION; NUCLEAR EXCAVATION; NON-PROLIFERATION TREATY; VERIFICATION; RESEARCH PROGRAMS The questions asked and answered include: Why was the program renamed from PNE (Peaceful Nuclear Explosives) to NEA? Why are storage cavities needed? Why can`t existing caves and mines be used? Isn`t a mined cavity safer for radioactive disposal? Why can`t one tolerate asymmetry between the US and USSR PNE capability? Why do we need PNE execution capability to support verification capability? Why shouldn`t the money go directly to verification? What is the priority of PNE research compared to other energy technology research? What is the US obligation under Article V of the NPT if it is determined that PNE`s are not worthwhile? What new information is available which shows that PNE`s will be politically acceptable? How much has been spent to develop PNE`s to date? What viable technology has resulted? The remainder of the paper discusses research programs being carried out on nuclear explosion technology and one technology that has resulted from the PNE program, namely, stimulation of oil and gas extraction. Lawrence Livermore National Lab., CA (United States) OSTI as DE98050111 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1975-10-30 English Technical Report Other Information: DN: Declassified; PBD: 30 Oct 1975 Medium: ED; Size: 16 p. OSTI ID: 573198; Legacy ID: DE98050111 UCRL-ID--124957 W-7405-ENG-48 Other: ON: DE98050111; TRN: TRN: AHC29807%%42 LLNL; SCA: 427000; PA: EDB-98:029740; SN: 98001917097; TVI: 98R07 2008-06-19 573198 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/573198-2cgeyS/webviewable/ Meeting with BUAER September 11, 1956 Delson, E.B. GE (General Electric Company) USDOE United States 1956-09-17 English Technical Report Medium: ED OSTI ID: 945948 DC--56-9-93 None GE 2009-03-12 945948 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/945948-J0hNhi/ Addendum to DC 56-8-167 Harned, M.S. GE (General Electric Company) USDOE United States 1956-09-17 English Technical Report Medium: ED OSTI ID: 945947 DC--56-9-88 None GE 2009-04-23 945947 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/945947-mB0U7n/ Supersonic capability of Pratt and Whitney turbojet power plants Thome, P.G. GE (General Electric Company) USDOE United States 1960-03-23 English Technical Report Medium: ED; Size: Pages: 4 OSTI ID: 945950 DCL--60-3-177 None GE 2009-04-23 945950 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/945950-G1ays3/ An analysis of a Rocketdyne report on nuclear rockets entitled, "Complete spectrum of nuclear engines and their capabilities" Thome, P.G. GE (General Electric Company) USDOE United States 1960-10-17 English Technical Report Medium: ED; Size: Pages: 31 OSTI ID: 946438 DCL--60-10-87 AT(11-1)-171 GE 2009-04-23 946438 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/946438-w3Mv8s/ Estimated performance of supersonic nuclear aircraft with six Pratt and Whitney indirect Cycle J-58 turbojet engines Nash, E. M. GE (General Electric Company) USDOE United States 1980-11-03 English Technical Report Medium: ED; Size: Pages: 7 OSTI ID: 946504 DCL--60-11-76 None GE 2009-04-23 946504 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/946504-cR9E15/ Subsonic capability of Pratt and Whitney turbojet power plants Nicoll, H. E. GE (General Electric Company) USDOE United States 1960-03-23 English Technical Report Medium: ED OSTI ID: 946505 DCL--60-3-186 None GE 2009-04-23 946505 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/946505-q8fwLW/ Control design review of P&W quarterly for July--September, 1960 Proffitt, S. H. GE (General Electric Company) USDOE United States 1960-12-05 English Technical Report Medium: ED; Size: Pages: 5 OSTI ID: 946506 DCL--60-12-39 None GE 2009-04-23 946506 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/946506-5771pw/ Analysis of P&W NJ-18A power plant pressure drop between compressor discharge and turbine inlet Casagrande, R. D. GE (General Electric Company) USDOE United States 1961-01-03 English Technical Report Medium: ED; Size: Pages: 8 OSTI ID: 946507 DCL--61-1-21 None GE 2009-04-23 946507 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/946507-FjexKu/ Front shield weight and C. G. Phelps, E. GE (General Electric Company) USDOE United States 1961-02-16 English Technical Report Medium: ED; Size: Pages: 15 OSTI ID: 946508 DCL--61-2-82 None GE 2009-04-23 946508 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/946508-wmLExf/ Power plant weight status. 140E1 (ACT) Phelps, E. GE (General Electric Company) USDOE United States 1961-02-24 English Technical Report Medium: ED; Size: Pages: 9 OSTI ID: 946509 DCL--61-2-127 None GE 2009-04-23 946509 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/946509-ppAwG4/ Preliminary study for a nuclear rocket actuator Proffitt, S. H. GE (General Electric Company) USDOE United States 1961-01-13 English Technical Report Medium: ED; Size: Pages: 6 OSTI ID: 946510 DCL--61-1-135 None GE 2009-04-23 946510 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/946510-4kPRXG/ Power plant weight status. 140E1 (ACT) Phelps, E. GE (General Electric Company) USDOE United States 1961-03-23 English Technical Report Medium: ED; Size: Pages: 10 OSTI ID: 946511 DCL--61-3-125 None GE 2009-04-23 946511 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/946511-GXeaxW/ Metallurgical Engineering Program report for June 1960 Treciokas, V.P. Pratt & Whitney Aircraft, Middleton, CT (US) USDOE United States 1960-07-08 English Technical Report Medium: ED; Size: Pages: 9 OSTI ID: 945946 CNLM--2733 None PW 2009-05-04 945946 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/945946-JA4i2V/ Conceptual design of a nuclear ram jet - - rocket missile Szekely, T. GE (General Electric Company) USDOE United States 1956-05-31 English Technical Report Medium: ED; Size: Pages: 7 OSTI ID: 945949 DC--56-6-26 None GE 2009-05-04 945949 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/945949-TUMKIw/ Model 1C shield design Henry, A.H. GE (General Electric Company) USDOE United States 1958-12-22 English Technical Report Medium: ED; Size: Pages: 6 OSTI ID: 946503 DCL--58-12-224 None GE 2009-07-06 946503 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/946503-7HMF8M/ Transonic Pressure-- Sensing Studies Using Drop Test Vehicles Pepper, W.B., Jr. [Organization 5141] 54 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES Free-flight drop vehicle tests have been made to investigate devices for measuring ambient pressure in the vicinity of a high-fineness-ratio weapon shape throughout the transonic speed range. Various types of nose probes and trailing probes were tested. Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM NTIS Not Available United States 1954-05-01 English Technical Report Other Information: PBD: 05/01/1954 Medium: ED; Size: 43 p. OSTI ID: 10152376; Legacy ID: DE98056858 SC-3163(TR); ALSNL199700001083 None Other: ON: DE98056858; CNN: AT-(29-1)-789 SNL 2009-08-27 10152376 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/10152376-b7MuXH/ Health - Physics Monthly Information Report. November 1-31, 1951 Bradley, J.E. MOUND (Mound Plant, Miamisburg, OH) USDOE United States 1951-12-26 English Technical Report Medium: ED OSTI ID: 957489 MLM-640; MLM-MU--51-71-0032 AT-33-1-GEN-53 MOUND 2009-09-21 957489 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/957489-3ws9Y2/ Health - Physics Monthly Information Report. March 1-31, 1952 Bradley, J.E. MOUND (Mound Plant, Miamisburg, OH) USDOE United States 1952-04-14 English Technical Report Medium: ED OSTI ID: 957492 MLM--685; MLM-MU--52-63-0018 AT-33-1-GEN-53 MOUND 2009-09-21 957492 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/957492-AAjlvp/ Health Physics Monthly Information Report. November 1-30, 1953 Bradley, nJ.E. MOUND (Mound Plant, Miamisburg, OH) USDOE United States 1953-12-14 English Technical Report Medium: ED OSTI ID: 958110 MLM-924; MLM-MU-53-71-0001 AT-33-1-GEN53 MOUND 2009-09-21 958110 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/958110-KJOllq/ Health - Phsics Monthly Information Report. February 1-28, 1951 Bradley, J.E. MOUND (Mound Plant, Miamisburg, OH) USDOE United States 1951-03-21 English Technical Report Medium: ED OSTI ID: 958111 MLM-548; MLM-MU-51-62-0028 AT-33-1-GEN-53 MOUND 2009-09-21 958111 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/958111-TD84da/ Health - Physics Monthly Information Report. January 1-31-, 1951. Bradley, J.E. MOUND (Mound Plant, Miamisburg, OH) USDOE United States 1951-02-19 English Technical Report Medium: ED OSTI ID: 958112 MLM-544; MLM-MU-51-61-0026 AT-33-1-GEN-53 MOUND 2009-09-21 958112 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/958112-fhL0q9/ Health - Physics Monthly Information Report. December 1-31, 1950. Bradley, J.E. MOUND (Mound Plant, Miamisburg, OH) USDOE United States 1951-01-16 English Technical Report Medium: ED OSTI ID: 958113 MLM-528; MLM-MU-50-72-0015 AT-33-1-GEN-53 MOUND 2009-09-21 958113 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/958113-LUITV9/ Monthly Health Information Report. June 1-30, 1950 Bradley, J.E. MOUND (Mound Plant, Miamisburg, OH) USDOE United States 2009-07-17 English Technical Report Medium: ED OSTI ID: 958114 MLM-477; MLM-MU-50-66-0009 AT-33-1-GEN-53 MOUND 2009-09-21 958114 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/958114-YSVlvI/ Health - Physics Monthly Information Report. March 1-31 1951 Bradley, J.E. MOUND (Mound Plant, Miamisburg, OH) USDOE United States 1951-04-16 English Technical Report Medium: ED OSTI ID: 957490 MLM--556; MLM-MU--51-63-0026 AT-33-1-GEN-53 MOUND 2009-09-24 957490 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/957490-D45bsC/ Operation crosscheck Gilbert, F. C. 45 MILITARY TECHNOLOGY, WEAPONRY, AND NATIONAL DEFENSE; ATMOSPHERIC EXPLOSIONS; PLANNING; NUCLEAR WEAPONS; NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS; AIRCRAFT; OPERATION; SECURITY; MILITARY PERSONNEL; MILITARY EQUIPMENT; FEASIBILITY STUDIES; TECHNOLOGY UTILIZATION; ROCKETS; LAUNCHING; RADIATION MONITORING; SAMPLING This report consists of three sections covering the three major areas of Lawrence Livermore Laboratory`s participation in Operation Crosscheck. These areas are: Diagnostic Aircraft; Radiochemical Sampling; and Device Assembly and Handling, Barbers Point. The information contained in these sections has been extracted from Crosscheck post-operation reports. Lawrence Livermore National Lab., CA (United States) OSTI as DE97050284 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States English Technical Report Other Information: DN: Declassified; PBD: 6 Nov 1964 Medium: ED; Size: 33 p. OSTI ID: 442497; Legacy ID: DE97050284 UCRL-ID--124774 W-7405-ENG-48 Other: ON: DE97050284 LLNL; SCA: 450200; PA: LLNL-96:M97050284; EDB-97:043605; NTS-97:007816; SN: 96001693624; TVI: 96298 2009-10-14 442497 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/442497-Rwz3Zl/webviewable/ Monthly Health Information Report. May 1-31, 1950 Bradley, J.E. MOUND (Mound Plant, Miamisburg, OH) USDOE United States 1950-07-03 English Technical Report Medium: ED OSTI ID: 958118 MLM-465; MLM-MU-50-65-0007 AT-33-1-GEN-53 MOUND 2009-10-30 958118 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/958118-I3wf7B/ Monthly Health Information Report. April 1-30, 1950 Bradley, J.E. MOUND (Mound Plant, Miamisburg, OH) USDOE United States 1950-05-01 English Technical Report Medium: ED OSTI ID: 958119 MLM-459; MLM-MU-50-64-0010 AT-33-1-GEN-53 MOUND 2009-10-30 958119 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/958119-acI49S/ Monthly Health Information Report. March 1-31, 1950 Bradley, J.E. MOUND (Mound Plant, Miamisburg, OH) USDOE United States 1950-04-14 English Technical Report Medium: ED OSTI ID: 958127 MLM-448; MLM-MU-50-63-0012 AT-33-1-GEN-53 MOUND 2009-10-30 958127 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/958127-XNYMQ2/ Human radiation studies: Remembering the early years. Oral history of John W. Healy, November 28, 1994 NONE 05 NUCLEAR FUELS ;54 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES; RADIOACTIVE EFFLUENTS; HISTORICAL ASPECTS; HANFORD ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT LABORATORY; LANL; MANHATTAN PROJECT; SITE CHARACTERIZATION; RADIATION MONITORING; CALIBRATION; FISSION PRODUCTS; IODINE 131; RUTHENIUM 106 This document provides a transcript of an interview with John W. Healy concerning his recollections of measuring radioactive effluents at Hanford. Included are comments concerning the `Green Run`, other radioiodine releases, and a release of radioruthenium. USDOE Assistant Secretary for Environment, Safety, and Health, Washington, DC (United States). Office of Human Radiation Experiments INIS; OSTI as DE96009841 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1995-05-01 English Technical Report Other Information: PBD: May 1995 Medium: ED; Size: 22 p. OSTI ID: 212438; Legacy ID: DE96009841 DOE/EH--0455 Other: ON: DE96009841; NC: NONE OSTI; SCA: 053002; 540230; 540130; PA: EDB-96:063673; INS-96:012188; NTS-96:015124; SN: 96001568806 2009-11-03 212438 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/212438-byzNHr/webviewable/ Human radiation studies: Remembering the early years. Oral history of Merril Eisenbud, January 26, 1995 NONE 05 NUCLEAR FUELS ;56 BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE, APPLIED STUDIES; RADIATION PROTECTION; HISTORICAL ASPECTS; MANHATTAN PROJECT; FALLOUT; FEED MATERIALS PLANTS; BERYLLIUM; INSURANCE; OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE; URANIUM MINES; MARSHALL ISLANDS Merril Eisenbud was interviewed on January 26, 1995 by representatives of the US DOE Office of Human Radiation Experiments. Following a brief biographical sketch, Mr. Eisenbud relates his remembrances as the AEC`s first industrial hygienist, the setting up of AEC`s Health and Safety Laboratory, monitoring radioactive fallout, and use or exposure of humans to radiation. USDOE Assistant Secretary for Environment, Safety, and Health, Washington, DC (United States). Office of Human Radiation Experiments INIS; OSTI as DE96009842 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1995-05-01 English Technical Report Other Information: PBD: May 1995 Medium: ED; Size: 44 p. OSTI ID: 221882; Legacy ID: DE96009842 DOE/EH--0456 Other: ON: DE96009842; NC: NONE OSTI; SCA: 054000; 560161; 560151; PA: NTS-96:014446; INS-96:011309; EDB-96:077323; SN: 96001568807 2009-11-03 221882 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/221882-VaQ3Op/webviewable/ Human radiation studies: Remembering the early years. Oral history of Donner Lab Administrator Baird G. Whaley, August 15, 1994 NONE 55 BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE, BASIC STUDIES; NUCLEAR MEDICINE; HISTORICAL ASPECTS; LAWRENCE BERKELEY LABORATORY; MANAGEMENT; CYCLOTRONS; PHOSPHORUS 32 Baird G. Whaley, Donner Lab Administrator, was interviewed by representatives of US DOE Office of Human Radiation Experiments (OHRE). The purpose of the interview was to capture the remembrances of Mr. Whaley concerning what he could relate on activities at the Donner Lab that pertain to the OHRE responsibilities. Following a brief biographical sketch, Mr. Whaley relates his experiences in administration at the LAB including funding activities, staffing concerns, intralaboraory politics, and remembrances of John Lawrence, John Gofman, Cornelius Tobias, Jim Born, Alex Margolis, B.V.A. Low- Beer, and Ed Alpen. Further patient care procedures for Donner Clinic Research Programs were discussed. USDOE Assistant Secretary for Environment, Safety, and Health, Washington, DC (United States). Office of Human Radiation Experiments INIS; OSTI as DE96009863 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1995-09-01 English Technical Report Other Information: PBD: Sep 1995 Medium: ED; Size: 38 p. OSTI ID: 221883; Legacy ID: DE96009863 DOE/EH--0479 Other: ON: DE96009863; NC: NONE OSTI; SCA: 550604; PA: INS-96:011314; EDB-96:082265; NTS-96:014704; SN: 96001568829 2009-11-03 221883 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/221883-H0DVp7/webviewable/ Human radiation studies: Remembering the early years. Oral history of Dr. John W. Gofman, M.D., Ph.D., December 20, 1994 NONE 05 NUCLEAR FUELS ;29 ENERGY PLANNING AND POLICY ;45 MILITARY TECHNOLOGY, WEAPONRY, AND NATIONAL DEFENSE ;55 BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE, BASIC STUDIES; PLUTONIUM; HISTORICAL ASPECTS; MICROANALYSIS; URANIUM 233; MANHATTAN PROJECT; LIPOPROTEINS; RADIOTHERAPY; LAWRENCE LIVERMORE NATIONAL LABORATORY; LOW DOSE IRRADIATION; URANIUM NITRATES; PHOSPHORUS 32; STOICHIOMETRY; ARTERIOSCLEROSIS; MAN; PATIENTS; FALLOUT; RADIOBIOLOGY Dr. John W. Gofman was interviewed by representatives of US DOE Office of Human Radiation Experiments (OHRE) concerning his research at the University of California, Berkeley and his biomedical work at Lawrence Livermore Radiation Laboratory. Following a short biographical sketch, Dr. Gofman relates his remembrances with the discovery and chemistry of uranium-233, the Manhattan project, laboratory production of the first milligram of plutonium, pre-1945 medical use of high-dosage radiation, medical treatments with phosphorus 32, and fallout. Dr. Gofman also discusses his relationships with Professor Oppenheimer, Joe Hamilton, Ernest Lawrence, and other. Then Dr. Gofman describes his pioneering work on his true interests concerning heart disease, heparin, and lipoproteins. Finally intra-AEC political issues are discussed relating to testing of atomic weapons. USDOE Assistant Secretary for Environment, Safety, and Health, Washington, DC (United States). Office of Human Radiation Experiments INIS; OSTI as DE96009843 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1995-06-01 English Technical Report Other Information: PBD: Jun 1995 Medium: ED; Size: 83 p. OSTI ID: 221884; Legacy ID: DE96009843 DOE/EH--0457 Other: ON: DE96009843; NC: NONE OSTI; SCA: 050700; 290000; 450000; 550601; PA: NTS-96:014447; INS-96:011310; EDB-96:076906; SN: 96001568808 2009-11-03 221884 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/221884-nWEMfl/webviewable/ Human radiation studies: Remembering the early years. Oral history of Julie Langham Grilly, February 3, 1995 NONE 56 BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE, APPLIED STUDIES; LANL; HISTORICAL ASPECTS; PLUTONIUM; RADIOBIOLOGY; MAN; LANTHANUM; TRITIUM; RADIATION ACCIDENTS; FALLOUT Julie Langham Grilly was interviewed by representatives of the US DOE Office of Human Radiation Experiments (OHRE) being the widow of Dr. Wright Langham, an investigator of principal interest of the committee. Her extensive experience with research at LANL was also of interest to the committee. Following a brief biographical sketch, Ms. Grilly relates her early postwar experience and her knowledge of Wright Langham`s involvement in animal research at Los Alamos, radiolanthanum tests on monkeys, Eniwetok tissue examinations, research on tritium uptake in humans, plutonium injections, tritium injections, EDTA, and etc. In addition to illuminating her former husband as a researcher and as an individual, she also relates her remembrances of Louis Hempelman, Enrico Fermi, Oppenheimer, Edward Teller, and many others. USDOE Assistant Secretary for Environment, Safety, and Health, Washington, DC (United States). Office of Human Radiation Experiments INIS; OSTI as DE96009854 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1995-09-01 English Technical Report Other Information: PBD: Sep 1995 Medium: ED; Size: 52 p. OSTI ID: 221908; Legacy ID: DE96009854 DOE/EH--0469 Other: ON: DE96009854; NC: NONE OSTI; SCA: 560161; PA: NTS-96:014448; INS-96:011311; EDB-96:082562; SN: 96001568819 2009-11-03 221908 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/221908-IoXdJq/webviewable/ Human radiation studies: Remembering the early years. Oral history of biophysicist Cornelius A. Tobias, Ph.D., January 16, 1995 NONE 56 BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE, APPLIED STUDIES ;55 BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE, BASIC STUDIES; RADIOBIOLOGY; HISTORICAL ASPECTS; RADIOTHERAPY; MANHATTAN PROJECT; SODIUM ISOTOPES; IRON 59; HEAVY IONS; MAMMARY GLANDS; US AEC; MILITARY PERSONNEL; MAN; CARBON MONOXIDE; PITUITARY GLAND Dr. Cornelius A. Tobias was interviewed by representatives of US DOE Office of Human Radiation Experiments (OHRE). He was chosen for this interview because of his extensive biophysics and medical physics research activities while he was employed by the University of California, Berkeley and San Francisco and at the Donner Laboratory. He discusses his involvement in wartime studies of effects of high altitude on aviators, carbon monoxide with radioactive tracers, blood studies with radioactive iron, human use committees, heavy-ion research with the Bevatron, boron isotope research, classified research involving human subjects, heavy-particle radiography, heavy- particle beams and medical research, and pituitary irradiation studies,. USDOE Assistant Secretary for Environment, Safety, and Health, Washington, DC (United States). Office of Human Radiation Experiments INIS; OSTI as DE96009814 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1995-07-01 English Technical Report Other Information: PBD: Jul 1995 Medium: ED; Size: 49 p. OSTI ID: 221910; Legacy ID: DE96009814 DOE/EH--0480 Other: ON: DE96009814; NC: NONE OSTI; SCA: 560161; 550600; 550603; PA: NTS-96:014441; INS-96:011315; EDB-96:082569; SN: 96001568830 2009-11-03 221910 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/221910-wXZ5Y2/webviewable/ Human radiation studies: Remembering the early years. Oral history of physiologist Nello Pace, Ph.D., August 16, 1994 NONE 56 BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE, APPLIED STUDIES; RADIATION PROTECTION; HISTORICAL ASPECTS; NAGASAKI; RADIATION MONITORING; CARBON 12; CARBON MONOXIDE; ARGON ISOTOPES; XENON ISOTOPES Dr. Nello Pace was interviewed by representatives of the US DOE Office of Human Radiation Experiments (OHRE). Dr. Pace was selected fro the interview because of the positions he held with the US Navy, at the University of California, Berkeley, and as Director of the White Mountain Research Station near Bishop, California. Following a brief biographical sketch, Dr. Pace related his remembrances concerning tritium injections experiments in animals and humans during World War II, the development of Medical Physics Degree Programs at UC Berkeley, conducting the first radiation survey at Nagasaki after the bomb, and the establishment of a research laboratory at White Mountain. He also offers reflections on Shields Warren and comments on the public`s attitudes towards radiation both then and now. USDOE Assistant Secretary for Environment, Safety, and Health, Washington, DC (United States). Office of Human Radiation Experiments INIS; OSTI as DE96009861 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1995-06-01 English Technical Report Other Information: PBD: Jun 1995 Medium: ED; Size: 27 p. OSTI ID: 221919; Legacy ID: DE96009861 DOE/EH--0476 Other: ON: DE96009861; NC: NONE OSTI; SCA: 560161; 560151; 560101; PA: NTS-96:014450; INS-96:011313; EDB-96:082581; SN: 96001568827 2009-11-03 221919 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/221919-MgPzFW/webviewable/ Human radiation studies: Remembering the early years. Oral history of Dr. Nadine Foreman, M.D., August 19, 1994 NONE 55 BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE, BASIC STUDIES; HYPERTHYROIDISM; RADIOTHERAPY; HISTORICAL ASPECTS; POLYCYTHEMIA; IODINE 131; US AEC; PATIENTS; PHOSPHORUS 32 Dr. Nadine Foreman was interviewed by representatives of the US DOE Office of Human Radiation Experiments (OHRE). Dr. Foreman was selected for interview because of the position she held at the University of California, San Francisco. Following a brief biographical sketch, Dr. Foreman describes her work with Dr. Mayo Soley using I-131 in treatment of hyperthyroidism, selection criteria for patients in the radioiodine project, work with Dr. Earl Miller, work at Highland Hospital, radioiodine treatment of diffuse toxic goiter (myxedema), the radiophosphorus and radioiodine programs with Dr. Bert Low-Beer, and treatment of polycythemia vera. USDOE Assistant Secretary for Environment, Safety, and Health, Washington, DC (United States). Office of Human Radiation Experiments INIS; OSTI as DE96009850 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) United States 1995-07-01 English Technical Report Other Information: PBD: Jul 1995 Medium: ED; Size: 21 p. OSTI ID: 221929; Legacy ID: DE96009850 DOE/EH--0465 Other: ON: DE96009850; NC: NONE OSTI; SCA: 550604; PA: EDB-96:082263; INS-96:012190; NTS-96:015126; SN: 96001568815 2009-11-03 221929 http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/221929-v1IUKZ/webviewable/