Filling Instructions for the Pratt & Whitney Forced Convection Liquid Metal Inpile Loop Experiment (PW19) (open access)

Filling Instructions for the Pratt & Whitney Forced Convection Liquid Metal Inpile Loop Experiment (PW19)

The apparatus and procedures that are to be used to fill the liquid metal system of the Pratt and Whitney Forced Convection Liquid Metal Inpile Loop are described. The liquid metal to be used is a mixture containing 56% Na and 44% K, which is a liquid at room temperature. In order to simplify the filling procedure at the reactor site, two containers, each of which contains exactly enough liquid metal to fill the experiment to the prescribed level, a fill dolly incorporating a purified helium system, and an evacuation system will be provided at the reactor site. After completion of the liquid metal transfer, the liquid metal fill tube will be crimped, cut, and seal welded. The liquid metal and helium systems will then be pressurized through the helium fill tubes, which will also be crimped, cut, and seal welded. Each tube seal weld will be inspected after completion of the weld by mass spectrometry leak check and dye penetrant fault detection
Date: April 29, 1959
Creator: Heyl, P. T.
System: The UNT Digital Library
Self-Shielding Cross Sections : a Bibliography (open access)

Self-Shielding Cross Sections : a Bibliography

This bibliography contains 37 references on self-shielding cross sections. The bibliography is limited to the period from 1951 through November 1959 with the references arranged alphabetically by title. The sources used in compiling this bibliography were: Abstracts of Classified Reports Nuclear Science Abstracts
Date: December 29, 1959
Creator: Cernak, Elizabeth A.
System: The UNT Digital Library