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Selective hydrocracking of total coolant was found to be an efficient and economic method for reconstitution of high boiler in the coolant to usable product. Such a process could eliminate the expense of vacuum distillation and disposal of high boilers produced in a nuclear reactor power plant. The selective conversion was possible since polyphenyls were found to be more susceptible towards hydrocracking as the phenyl chain length increased. Both cobalt molybdate on alumina and nickel oxide on alumina (50 to 80 square meters per gram) were found to be efficient catalysts at conditions of 900 deg F and 1000 psig with the latter giving more selective conversion to terphenyls. Continuous flow hydrocracking tests on OMRE Core II cool ant (containing 23% high boiler) resulted in 90 to 100% conversion of high boiler at product recoveries of 85 to 95 wt%. Average molecular weights of the products (biphenyl and heavier) were in the range 205 to 225 compared to 270 for Core II coolant. High boiler in Core III-A coolant which contained mainly first-generation polymers (hexaphenyls) was slightly more refractory toward hydrocracking than Core II high boiler, and conversion decreased slightly with increasing on-stream time. However, at optimum condition for processing …

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The detailed description includes flow measuring methods, flow rate calculations, operating pressure constants, crossheader number, header elevation corrections, and header pressures for the reactor record. The unit records include: tube number, header number, flow zone, trip dial readings, effective range, taps, corrosion index, rib type, rear fitting type, Panellit pressure, date, calculation methods, tube flow rate, tube class, load type, charge date, and header pressures. The reactor operating limits include: tube number and class, tube flow rate, Panellit pressure, boiling limits, base pressure, adjustment date, limit codes, load type, and flow factors.

Reduction of the reactor process water pH from 6.9 to 6.6 at 100-B, D, DR, KF, and H currently is proposed in order to reduce the aluminum corrosion rate and the resultant outage time for water leaks, fuel ruptures, and process tube replacement. This document reviews the current knowledge of the effect of reducing the pH to 6.6 on aluminum corrosion. An estimate of the expected costs and benefits is included.

Photograph of forty-one veterinarians posing in front of velvet curtains on a stage; the typewritten label below says: "Epidemiological Orientation for Veterinarians. Salt Lake City May 20-24, 1963." The men are all wearing suits with nametags and are arranged in four rows, half on the stage and half in front, with the first row in each group seated in chairs and a second row standing behind. Wendell Tarver is in the back row, fifth from the right.

Studies were initiated at Hanford in 1961 and 1962 toward the development of an alternate assembly process for the production of I&E fuel elements for the eight existing Hanford reactors. Of the processes considered, hot die sizing, a diffusion bonding process, offered the greatest incentives in terms of improved quality and potentially cheaper unit cost of fuel elements compared to the currently used AlSi braze process. This interim report presents the results of initial process variables tests designed to establish optimum process parameters for producing good diffusion bonds on the lateral external and internal surfaces of I&E fuel elements during the sizing step of the hot die size process. In a subsequent step, the end bonds are formed. Optimization studies for producing good end bonds will be reported in future interim reports.

Letter from Arthur M. Alpert to Lyda K. Quinn informing about enclosing Gibraltar Life Insurance Policy No. 22456.

Letter from Isaac H. Kempner to Expert Shirt Hospital sending a $4.50 checks for the repaired shirts.

Letter from Isaac H. Kempner to Henri Stern Watch Agency Inc. asking when his watch will be returned and repaired.

Letter from Maurice N. Eisendrath to Isaac H. Kempner sending $100 towards the Youth Camp program.

Letter to Isaac H. Kempner sending herewiths of stockholder meetings.

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