Analysis that is fast and has extremely low levels of detection for more than forty elements that may be present in lead.

Quarterly progress report on a project to test the radiation effects on metallurgy.

From abstract: "...limited study work was performed on the conceptual design of the proposed fast flux test facility and information was obtained in important areas of supporting technology."

From introduction: "This paper describes a sequence for analyzing the effects of ground water flow on waste transport in natural soils."

The experiments described in this report were performed for two purposes: (1) to find a chemical, or combination of chemicals, that would be effective for inhibiting corrosion of steel in static portions of the Hanford water systems, and (2) as screening tests to select candidate mixtures for further testing to replace sodium dichromate as the inhibitor of aluminum and steel corrosion in the Hanford single-pass reactor cooling water.

From introduction: "...a logical system has been developed to yield rapidly the indexing of a given powder pattern by using an electronic computer."

A report on stratospheric air concentrations of plutonium isotopes.

Report documenting radioactive fallout across the world, including material in the atmosphere, on land, and that has deposited into food and water supplies.

Quarterly progress report on metallurgy research operations at Hanford Atomic Products Operation in Richland, Washington.

Second volume of a compilation of information about reactor containment, written by experts from a variety of organizations.

Analysis of a class of steady magnetohydrodynamic channel flow problems when natural, as well as forced, convection is important.

Analysis of a class of steady magnetohydrodynamic channel flow problems when natural, as well as forced, convection is important.

Two-phase flow-regime transitions at elevated pressures for a single-component, trichloromonofluoromethane, were investigated for forced-circulation, upward flow in a vertical, rectangular conduit with internal dimensions of 0.380 by 1.050 inches.

First volume of a compilation of information about reactor containment, written by experts from a variety of organizations.

From foreword: "This is a documentation of the experiments performed and the data accumulated during the early period of the Experimental Gas-Cooled Reactor (EGCR) fuel element design."

Report describing a set of high-precision routines for the IBM 7090 that perform efficiently the calculations most often required on axially symmetric magnetic systems. The routines compute the vector potential, field components, and the mixed gradient for current systems and for certain idealized distributions of magnetized matter. The programs for the current systems were developed from a set of six equations in elliptic integrals, which suffice when correlations are fully exploited for all the relevant properties of loops and solenoids.

From abstract: "explain all important features pertaining to a new pulsed irradiation reactor, the Capsule Driver, Core, and to analyze the potential problems and hazards of operating this reactor in the existing Spert IV facility."

From abstract: "This report describes in detail an extensive monitoring grid used to monitor the radiological effects of the destructive excursion and subsequent release of fission products."

The fuel element damage which occurred during the SNAPTRAN-3 Destructive Test of a Snap 10A/2 reactor is described. Chemical analysis of the fuel indicated that approximately 15% of the hydrogen was released and that the core flux was higher toward the center both radially and axially. Metallurgical analysis of the fuel determined the presence of the epsilon, delta, and gamma phases in the grain structure and evidence of a possible alpha or beta phase.

Report presenting research and development activities in the field of radioactive wastes. This particular report is concerned with the fixation of radioactive residues when the failure of a pot liner destroyed the furnace.