Wetlands proximity mapping of 86 waste sites on the Savannah River Plant (open access)

Wetlands proximity mapping of 86 waste sites on the Savannah River Plant

This project developed wetlands proximity maps and provided wetlands information by means of a Geographic Environmental Data Base (GEDB) for each of 11 interaction zones identified in DPST-84-684. It includes an analysis of 86 hazardous waste sites at the Savannah River Plant (SRP). The map of each interaction zone is intended to indicate major wetland and land cover types, with emphasis on locations of hazardous waste sites with wetland areas identified within a 1000 meter radius. Statistics of aerial extent for wetland and land cover for each interaction zone are provided. 80 figs., 93 tabs.
Date: September 16, 1985
Creator: Jensen, J.R. (South Carolina Univ., Columbia, SC (USA). Dept. of Geography)
Object Type: Report
System: The UNT Digital Library
Secondary charged particle spectra and kerma calculations (open access)

Secondary charged particle spectra and kerma calculations

The calculation of kerma factors from known cross sections is not as simple as is often implied. The kerma factors are strongly influenced by the reaction mechanism assumed. An important example of this dependence on the reaction mechanism is the contribution of the /sup 12/C(n,n')3..cap alpha.. reaction to the total kerma in carbon. First, a short review will be given of the ENDF/B-V carbon cross sections which were used in the calculation of carbon kerma factors. Using the reaction channels implied in the ENDF/B-V evaluation, the contribution of various reactions to the total kerma factors in carbon will be given. A detailed analysis of the reaction mechanisms which could contribute to the (n,n')3..cap alpha.. reaction in carbon has been carried out. First their contribution to kerma, independent of cross section, will be calculated and then the initial spectra of alpha particles produced by the various reaction mechanisms will be given. A discussion of possible ways of experimentally distinguishing the reaction mechanisms will be made by comparing their different initial spectra and their variation in kerma with neutron energy. Finally, the event-size spectra for tissue-equivalent proportional counters will be presented, giving only the contributions from the (n,n')3..cap alpha.. reaction and its …
Date: September 16, 1985
Creator: Coyne, J.J.; Gerstenberg, H.M. & Hennen, L.A.
Object Type: Article
System: The UNT Digital Library