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This report lists the bound periodicals in the Technical Library at the Pacific Northwest Laboratory, operated by Battelle Memorial Institute. It was prepared from a computer program and is arranged in two parts. Part one is an alphabetical list of journals by title; part two is an arrangement of the journals by subject. The list headings are self-explanatory, with the exception of the title code, which is necessary in the machine processing. The listing is complete through June, 1966 and updates an earlier publication issued in March, 1965.

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This document contains information about flooding of the Columbia River. It focuses attention on the following; increased elevation due to rainfall, seepage which destabilized the constructed dike, flooding of cellars, evacuation of people to emergency shelters, tug boat collision damage to power lines, and the washout of the Van Giesen Street Bridge on Yakima River.

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The general design of a Holweck-type molecular pump is considered. The design consists of a stationary helical pumping groove cut inside a cylindrical bore and a closely fitting smooth cylindrical rotor spinning concentrically inside this housing. Approximate analytical expressions were obtained for the pumping speed and ultimate pressure ratio of this type pump. (J.R.D.)

Tentative estimates of the sharp''-rising overpressures as a function of duration which represent a lethal hazard to the 70-kg animal 1, 50, and 99% of the time were presented. The predictions were based on interspecies correlations and extrapolations encompassing blast-tolerance data for six mammalian species. The tentative application of the data to indicate human blast tolerance was discussed and relevant uncertainties in the estimates were emphasized. It was also pointed out that biologic tolerance would be different for air-blast pulses having non-ideal wave forms frequently associated with various geometries of exposure. Selected pathophysiological information pertinent to the biological response following blast exposure was given; namely, survival time and selected postshot observations of dogs and goats. (auth)

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Declassifled 28 Nov 1973. The S10FS-3 Reactor was disassembled and examined. The core was removed from the core vessel and all 37 fuel elements were subjected to a nondestructive screening examination followed by a detailed examination of selected elements. The screening examination consisted of visual inspection, dimensional measurement, eddy current scanning for hydrogen distribution, and gamma scanning. The subsequent detaiIed examination of selected elements included fission gas measurement, determination of hydrogen permeation rate, inspection of disassembled fuel elements, dimensional measurement of fuel, fuel density determination, hydrogen analysis, and fuel and cladding metallography. No defects or unexpected results were observed, and the examination firmly supported the conclusion that all the fuel elements completed the reactor operation in good condition. (auth)

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