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The overall or ultimate program envisions a small (10 MW) field experimental, highly instrumented, binary fluid cycle power plant facility planned to confirm the concept and evaluate technical and economic feasibility of the large scale use of geothermal energy resources. The eight year program duration anticipates four years for exploration and construction, two years for research and development of initial operations, and two years for research and development effort during production operating phase. The following are covered: a review of the design of all facilities between the supply and reinjection wells; a detailed description of the project scope; the project, system or performance requirements; the project design, procurement and construction schedule; the site layout, power plant perspective, plant layouts, single line electrical diagram, piping and instrument diagram and flow diagram; the cost estimate based on the included drawings; and project feasibility. (MHR)

The experimental data on the charged particles multiplicity distribution from the diffractive coherent reactions of protons with nuclei at incident momenta 20.8, 50, 67, and 200 Gev/c are presented and discussed. the comparison with the corresponding data from the diffraction dissociation in proton-proton interactions was made. It is shown that the diffractive processes have a universal character.

The purpose of this discussion is to provide an action plan in the event of a threat in which nuclear material is declared to have been diverted or stolen. This procedure provides the framework by which the Atomic Energy Commission, Richland Operations Office (AEC-RL) will notify its contractors of a threat and direct required action and response to the AEC-RL. This procedure does not consider low-level radiological or biological threats, such as gram quantities. In general the materials to be considered are plutonium and uranium enriched to 20%.

A list interpretive language designed for microcomputer-based programmable control systems is described. The purpose is to create an easily understood method for scientific personnel to program an MCS-8 microcomputer-controlled chemistry system, via teletype. An interrupt capability, a special instruction set, and the ability to read and punch paper tapes of the user's programs are available. In effect, this program simulates a different computer architecture; an entirely new instruction set, I/0, and interrupt capability result. At present there are twenty-one instructions, the special interrupt option, and the ability to process sublists. New users' instructions are very easily added.

A description is given of instrumentation that will be used to characterize the effluents from the Chalk Point Unit No. 3 cooling tower. Operational characteristics are summarized for each of the parameters that will be measured.

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