AN EVALUATION OF EXTRUSION BILLET DESIGN-STEEL JACKETING VS. BARE EXTRUSIONS. Report on Experiment PWR 11d1

Halapatz, J

Title: AN EVALUATION OF EXTRUSION BILLET DESIGN-STEEL JACKETING VS. BARE EXTRUSIONS. Report on Experiment PWR 11d1

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Authors:: Halapatz, J

Publication Date:: Mon Apr 26 00:00:00 EDT 1954

Research Org.:: Westinghouse Electric Corp. Atomic Power Div., Pittsburgh

OSTI Identifier:: 4334248

Report Number(s):: WAPD-FE-68

NSA Number:: NSA-11-013810

Resource Type:: Technical Report

Resource Relation:: Other Information: Decl. Apr. 15, 1957. Orig. Receipt Date: 31-DEC-57

Country of Publication:: United States

Language:: English

Subject:: MINERALOGY, METALLURGY, AND CERAMICS; BACKGROUND- CIRCUITS- DENSITY- ELECTRON TUBES- ELECTRONS- EXTRUSION- FUEL CANS- FUEL ELEMENTS- GASES- HELIUM- IMAGE CONVERTERS- IMAGES- INERT GASES- INSTRUMENTS- JACKETS- MAGNETIC FIELDS- MEASURED VALUES- MICROWAVES- PHOTOGRAPHY- PLANNING- PLASMA- PLASMOIDS- PRESSURE- PRODUCTION- RODS- TITANIUM- WELDING- ZIRCALOY; BOUNDARY CONDITIONS- - CONFIGURATION- CYLINDERS- EXTRUSION- FLUIDS- FUEL CANS- FUEL ELEMENTS- HELIUM- INERT GASES- INTERACTIONS- JACKETS- MAGNETIC FIELDS- MATHEMATICS- MOTION- PLASMA- PLASMOIDS- RODS- STABILITY- TITANIUM- WELDING- ZIRCALOY

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                    Halapatz, J. AN EVALUATION OF EXTRUSION BILLET DESIGN-STEEL JACKETING VS. BARE EXTRUSIONS. Report on Experiment PWR 11d1.  United States: N. p., 1954. 
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                    Halapatz, J. AN EVALUATION OF EXTRUSION BILLET DESIGN-STEEL JACKETING VS. BARE EXTRUSIONS. Report on Experiment PWR 11d1.  United States.

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                    Halapatz, J. 1954.  
        "AN EVALUATION OF EXTRUSION BILLET DESIGN-STEEL JACKETING VS. BARE EXTRUSIONS. Report on Experiment PWR 11d1".  United States.

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