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Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Nikki Rozell, right, kneels with her grand champion lamb as Brett Ramsey, representing Blue & Gold Sausage Co., looks on."

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Robert Hampton checks geraniums that will be ready to plant outside in about two weeks."

Ordered and partially ordered Cu/sub 3/Au alloys (S = .30 - .99) have been irradiated at 4K and 300K with fusion neutrons at RTNS-II. The disordering rate was measured by monitoring electrical resistivity. The analysis of 4K irradiations and a comparison with fission reactor irradiations indicated that the disordering rate depended upon the long-range order parameter, S, dS/d phi t = -S(k/sub 1/-k/sub 2/S), where k/sub 1/ and k/sub 2/ are scaled with damage energy. The results of 300K irradiation indicated that reordering competed significantly with disordering in the partially ordered sample. Compared to the results of 4K irradiation, the net disordering rate at 300K was higher than that at 4K. This difference and the dependence of disordering rate on S is discussed in terms of the effects of disorder and thermal displacements on cascade cooling processes.

Two Ni alloys with 4 at.% Si and 12.7 at.% Si in solution have been irradiated at 4.2K with 14 MeV fusion neutrons. The resistivity damage rate of well annealed Ni-4%Si alloy showed an initial transient in the plot of d..delta..rho/d..delta..phit versus ..delta..rho. A high dislocation density appeared to reduce this transient. The resistivity damage rate of Ni-12.7%Si alloy showed an unusual behavior; d..delta..rho/d..delta..phit increases with ..delta..rho after the initial transient period. This behavior is attributed to precipitation and growth of Ni/sub 3/Si during irradiation. Post-irradiation isochronal annealing results showed significant effects of cold work and composition on recovery. Ni-4%Si recovered slower than pure nickel and a high dislocation density enhanced its recovery. For the Ni-12.7% Si alloy, recovery ended after being annealed to 38K, after which the resistivity increased with annealing temperature. This is attributed to further precipitation and growth of Ni/sub 3/Si.

The results of the AGRINI and TIERRA experiments have led us to study three general topics: collapse phenomenology, CO/sub 2/ content measurement, and gas transport in chimneys. Our results so far are fragmentary, but we have been able to come to some tentative conclusions: (1) a layer of strong material between depths of 24 and 32 m, and perhaps some relatively strong material deeper, may have caused the AGRINI crater shape. This layer was absent at the nearby LABAN and CROWDIE events. We were unable to locate the layer with a surface penetrometer or surface seismic methods, but it may be possible to measure strength vs depth in situ by examining the penetration depth of a projectile. (2) We can probably improve our knowledge of the in situ CO/sub 2/ content by calibrating a commercial carbon/oxygen logging system for NTS conditions. (3) It is possible to measure the response of the gas in a chimney to changes in atmospheric pressure. There can be significantly different gas transport in chimneys with the same pressure response, depending on the porosity and the distribution of the porosity. It is possible to perform an inexpensive experiment to study the gas transport in an existing …

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Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "At the reception are, from left, Brad Ferguson, Toni and Moe Wizenburg and Mike Dunn."

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Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story.

Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story.

Photograph used for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company.

Photograph used for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company.