Information Booklet For FY91/FY92 Capital Project Validation Review (open access)

Information Booklet For FY91/FY92 Capital Project Validation Review

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Date: May 3, 1989
Creator: unknown
Object Type: Article
System: The UNT Digital Library
Saturating interactions in /sup 4/He with density dependence (open access)

Saturating interactions in /sup 4/He with density dependence

With the advent of larger and faster computers, as well as modern shell model codes, nuclear structure calculations for the light nuclei (A<16) which include full 2/bar h/..omega.. model spaces are quite feasible. However, there can be serious problems in the mixing of 2/bar h/..omega.. and higher excitations into the low-lying spectra if the effective interaction is non-saturating. Furthermore, effective interactions which are both saturating and density dependent have not generally been used in previous nuclear structure calculations. Therefore, we have undertaken studies of /sup 4/He using two-body potential interactions which incorporate both saturation and density-dependence. Encouraging initial results in remedying the mixing of 0 and 2/bar h/..omega.. excitations have been obtained. We have also considered the effects of our interaction on the /sup 4/He compressibility and the centroid of the breathing mode strength. First indications are that a saturating effective interaction, with a short-range density dependent part and a long-range density independent part, comes close to matching crude predictions for the compressibility of /sup 4/He. 11 refs., 6 tabs.
Date: May 3, 1989
Creator: Bloom, S.D.; Resler, D.A. & Moszkowski, S.A.
Object Type: Article
System: The UNT Digital Library
Neutron Spectral Measurements in the D0 Collision Hall (open access)

Neutron Spectral Measurements in the D0 Collision Hall

The characterization of radiation fields is important to many applications. For example, in operational health physics, the choice of instrumentation for monitoring and of a personnel dosimeter for use by radiation workers depend on both the type and spectral characteristics of the radiation. Furthermore, the spectral distribution of the fluence affects radiation damage estimates for materials for new or replacement equipment within the radiation environment. At the same time, knowledge of the character of the radiation fields at a high-energy accelerator leads to a better theoretical understanding of its nature, and is important to the specification of civil construction requirements for future upgrades of the accelerator. At Fermilab as at many high-energy accelerators neutrons dominate the radiation fields outside of beam pipes within enclosures. In a continuing effort to characterize as completely as possible the fields at various locations around the site, we have measured the neutron spectrum within the DO collision hall. Both the fluence and dose-equivalent energy distributions are summarized in this note. 12 refs., 4 figs., 2 tabs.
Date: May 3, 1989
Creator: Yurista, P. M.; Elwyn, A. J. & Salsbury, W. C.
Object Type: Report
System: The UNT Digital Library
Combustibility of tetraphenylborate solids (open access)

Combustibility of tetraphenylborate solids

Liquid slurries expected under normal in-tank processing (ITP) operations are not ignitible because of their high water content. However, deposits of dry solids from the slurries are combustible and produce dense, black smoke when burned. The dry solids burn similarly to Styrofoam and more easily than sawdust. It is the opinion of fire hazard experts that a benzene vapor deflagration could ignite the dry solids. A tetraphenylborate solids fire will rapidly plug the waste tank HEPA ventilation filters due to the nature of the smoke produced. To prevent ignition and combustion of these solids, the waste tanks have been equipped with a nitrogen inerting system.
Date: May 3, 1989
Creator: Walker, D. D.
Object Type: Report
System: The UNT Digital Library
Texas Parks & Wildlife News, May 3, 1989 (open access)

Texas Parks & Wildlife News, May 3, 1989

Weekly newsletter discussing natural resources, parks, hunting and fishing, and other information related to the outdoors in Texas.
Date: May 3, 1989
Creator: Texas. Parks and Wildlife Department.
Object Type: Journal/Magazine/Newsletter
System: The Portal to Texas History
Combustibility of tetraphenylborate solids (open access)

Combustibility of tetraphenylborate solids

Liquid slurries expected under normal in-tank processing (ITP) operations are not ignitible because of their high water content. However, deposits of dry solids from the slurries are combustible and produce dense, black smoke when burned. The dry solids burn similarly to Styrofoam and more easily than sawdust. It is the opinion of fire hazard experts that a benzene vapor deflagration could ignite the dry solids. A tetraphenylborate solids fire will rapidly plug the waste tank HEPA ventilation filters due to the nature of the smoke produced. To prevent ignition and combustion of these solids, the waste tanks have been equipped with a nitrogen inerting system.
Date: May 3, 1989
Creator: Walker, D. D.
Object Type: Report
System: The UNT Digital Library