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"This report presents the conceptual design of a 75 MWe prototype Mixed Spectrum Superheater power plant. The scope of the work has emphasized primarily the design, performance, and cost information on the nuclear portion of the plant. The research and development programs required to insure plant feasibility are also present."--Intro.

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This report provides for each process tube the coolant flow rat (gpm) and temperature drop ({degrees}C) for the process tube containing the fuel rod bundles and for the four nearest neighboring process tubes. Reactor shutdown and startup times are also given. Peak thermal neutron flux in the adjacent fuel can be calculated.

Some of the controllable variables have been investigated in casting of lead alloys having 0.06 to 0.09 wt.% Ca. The alloy has been found to respond to solution heat-treatment, room-temperature precipitation hardening, and accelerated hardening at 100 ts C. Tensile strengths to 7000 psi have been obtained. (auth)

Temperatures were calculated relative to the storage of radioactive solid waste as a function of time and radial distance for radioactive solid cylinders in infinite solid media of "average soil," "average rock," and salt. A resistance at the cylinder--infinite medium boundary was included in the form of an air space. For the range of parameters used and withia the practical limits of accuracy, the maximum temperature rise increased linearly with the heat generation rate. The fission product spectrum was not significant in the determination of the maximum temperature rise. Under the pessimistic storage conditions assumed, the storage of cylinders of a practical size appears feasible without excessive temperature rise. A maximum temperature rise of 1000 deg F would be produced with an initial heat generation rate of 1300 to 1600 Btu/hr-ft/ sup 3/ for cylinders with a 5-in. radius, with 350 to 450 Btu/hr-ft/sup 3/ for a 10-in. radius, and with 175 to 210 Btu/hr-ft/sup 3/ for a 15-in. radius, assuming a thermal conductivity of the radioactive cylinder of 0. 1 Btu/hr-ft- deg F. (auth)

The computer program FATT for calculating the transient temperature distribution in the EGCR core is described. The program, in FORTRAN for the IBM 7090, provides an arbitrary choice of axial increments for the reactor core. The heat transfer coefficients are made temperature-dependent. Provisions are available for plotiing the results from the program on the Calcomp plotter. The equations and some typical results are included, and the finlte difference method of solution is described. (auth)

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The basic heat transfer and flow equations applicable to studies of flow oscillations in NERVA engines are first linearized, then expressed as difference-differential approximations, and finally written in a form suitable for analog computer solution. Block diagrams are presented which illustrate on analog procedure for solving the linearized, difference-differential equations.

The design, performance, and cost information on the nuclear portion of the Mixed Spectrum Superheater power plant are emphasized. The research and development programs required to ensure plant feasibility are also presented. The nuclear steam supply system, reactor auxiliary systems, radiation control systems, control and instrumentation, special test instrumentation, plant operation and maintenance, steam cycle, turbine plant, general service systems, preliminary safeguards considerations, expansion of plant power output to 150 Mw(e), and MSSR critical experiment are described. (M.C.G.)

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A system of six codes is described that permits the solution of a broad class of problems encountered in the study of neutron thermalization, average cross sections, and spectral models. These programs are all compatible with use on MONITOR for the IBM 7090. The Fortran listings are given. (auth)

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A transfer function for d-c operational amplifiers with generalized input and feed-back networks is derived by application of network theory. This transfer function, more general than others in common use, applies to three and four-terminal networks. It contains, as a special case, the well-known transfer function for d-c operational amplifiers with two-terminal networks. Examples are given. (auth)

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