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Type:Annual Meeting Proceedings
Abstract:To understand how insurance is applied to the nuclear fuel cycle, it is necessary first to review the adjustments that had to be made by…
Type:Annual Meeting Proceedings
Abstract:I have been asked to talk about quality assurance as it relates to nuclear fuel fabrication. I appreciate this opportunity to review this…
Type:JNMM
Volume:2
Issue:1
Abstract:About fifteen years ago, the primary interest was centered around how a nuclear plant worked. "What is fission and what are neutrons?"…
Type:JNMM
Volume:2
Issue:1
Abstract:If there is still any doubt that this nation suffers from an Energy Crisis, the following news items—all from Jan. 18, 1973,—should…
Type:Annual Meeting Proceedings
Abstract:An aggressive, Imaginative, and creative physical security program, incorporating the latest technology, should be a basic part of all…
Type:JNMM
Volume:2
Issue:1
Abstract:Plutonium, element number 94, was discovered in 1940 by Glenn T. Seaborg, Arthur C. Wahl and Joseph W. Kennedy at the University of…
PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS OF ON-LINC DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS TO MATERIALS CONTROL ANO QUALITY ASSURANCE
Type:Annual Meeting Proceedings
Abstract:An on-line data acquisition system has been installed at GE's Wilmington fuel fabrication facility for use in materials control and quality…
Type:Annual Meeting Proceedings
Abstract:This paper discusses the various sampling points and measurement techniques utilized at Gulf General Atomic for the safeguard and control…
Type:JNMM
Volume:1
Issue:4
Abstract:A method has been developed which permits rapid assessment of 235U in effluents from uranium fuel fabrication facilities. Gross alpha…
Type:Annual Meeting Proceedings
Abstract:Over the past few years, with the maturing of the nuclear industry, increasing amounts of nuclear material are being processed through the…
Type:JNMM
Volume:1
Issue:4
Abstract:SCENIC can calculate and predict the assembly wise and batch wise burn-up distributions and isotopic inventories for the current and future…
Type:JNMM
Volume:1
Issue:4
Abstract:CONTROL PREFERENCE SURVEYS
D. W. Brady and D. A. Zollman
National The objective of this research 6,7,8 was to ascertain the extent of the…
Type:Annual Meeting Proceedings
Abstract:The overall objective of this paper is to describe a technique for improving the capability of taking accurate physical inventories in fuel…
Type:Annual Meeting Proceedings
Abstract:One of the problems of making safeguards decisions based on material balance accounting or shipper-receiver differences is that there is…
Type:Annual Meeting Proceedings
Abstract:The capability of the industry to handle, ship, and store spent fuel is reviewed. Potential problem areas and the current industry status…
Type:Annual Meeting Proceedings
Abstract:Important statistical aspects pertinent to high speed pellet by pellet rod scanners are discussed. The implications of these points on the…
Type:Annual Meeting Proceedings
Abstract:I am very pleased to have been invited to address this audience, and particularly so in this beautiful part of our country, where the sea,…
Type:Annual Meeting Proceedings
Abstract:The scale of plutoniura recycle should climb sharply in the next few years reaching a total of more than fifty reloads per year by 1980.…
Type:Annual Meeting Proceedings
Abstract:In early 1972 at the request of the Division of Nuclear Materials Security, 65 samples of plutonium were pulled from an AEC contractor…
Type:Annual Meeting Proceedings
Abstract:he £f fuei rocj assay system designed to measure the total fissile content of LWR fuel rods was described previously! along with some…