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Report on the Texas Company radioactivity survey and evaluation by AEC test drilling in the Blanding area, July-October 1951
A memorandum report on test drilling of areas of anomalous radioactivity.
Date:
April 19, 1957
Creator:
Melancon, Paul E.; Dressner, Elliott F. & Bailey, Judith H.
System:
The UNT Digital Library
Hazards Report for the SM-1 Core II Without Special Components
Abstract: This technical report describes the changes incurred in the SM-1 by the insertion of the SM-1 Core II without special components. The SM-1 Core II components were made to specifications very nearly identical to those of SM-1 Core I. The differences consist of europium absorber sections, internal europium flux suppressors in the control rod fuel elements, and low impurity cladding. Each of the SM-1 Core II components with the exception of the five absorber sections new in SM-1 Core I were subjected to a Zero Power Experiment at the Alco Critical Facility. The results of this experiment indicate that the SM-1 Core II will have nuclear characteristics very similar to that of the SM-1 Core I. Since SM-1 Core II will be operated with the same mode of rod control, in the same core support structure, and with the same primary coolant flow conditions, the thermal characteristics should be essentially identical to that of SM-1 Core I. Also, all kinetic characteristics of SM-1 Core II should be identical to those of SM-1 Core I. This report demonstrates that there is no increase in potential for a hazardous situation at SM-1 due to the replacement of SM-1 Core I by …
Date:
April 19, 1961
Creator:
Gallagher, J. G.
System:
The UNT Digital Library
Sid Magnet Model Test Results
From introduction: "These data were taken on a 1/16th scale model of the magnet shown on sketch no. FS-2. The object of these measurements was to get information that would determine the final design of the full scale magnet. The one main point to be settled was whether a tapered or a cylindrical pole piece would give the largest value of Hρ for a given power input into the magnet (the cylindrical pole piece is shown in dotted lines in sketch FS-2)."
Date:
April 19, 1946
Creator:
Sewell, Duane C., 1918-2008
System:
The UNT Digital Library
The Application of Wax Laps to Vibratory Polishers
From introduction: "In this paper the adaptation of the wax lab surface vibratory polisher is described. The wax lap requires little maintenance during the life of the lap. It is not necessary to remove any of the holding devices on the bowl to clean and recondition the lap. The bowl is merely washed out, recharged and placed in operation. The wax lap will not wrinkle or tear, nor is it necessary to change it each day such as the silk or nylon cloths."
Date:
April 19, 1962
Creator:
Hopkins, E. N. & Peterson, D. T.
System:
The UNT Digital Library