TECHN ICAL PUBLICATIONS
OF BATTELLE-NORTHWEST
DURING 1968
DEVELOPMENT REPORT
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UC-2, General, Miscellaneous, and Progress Reports
TECHNICAL PUBLICATIONS OF BATTELLE-NORTHWEST DURING 1968
Compiled by
E. Foskett Technical Information Department
April 1969
BATTELLE MEMORIAL INSTIRITE PACIFIC NORTHWEST LABORATORY RICHLAND, WASHINGTON 99352 Printed in the United States of America Available from Clearinghouse for Federal Scientific and Technical Information National Bureau of Standards, U. S. Department of Commerce Springfield, Virginia 22151 Price: Printed Copy $3.00; Microfiche $0-65 iii TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION. , SUBJECT CATEGORIES .
I BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE . PROGRESS REPORTS . RADIOBIOLOGY . CHEMISTRY . / ANALYTICAL. INORGANIC AND PHYSICAL. RADIOCHEMISTRY. SEPARATION PROCESSES AND PROCEDURES . WASTE PROCESSING . WASTE PROCESSING PROGRESS REPORTS. EARTH SCIENCES . GEOLOGY . HYDROLOGY . METEOROLOGY . EFFECTS OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS AND EXPLOSIONS . ENGINEERING. EQUIPMENT . HEAT TRANSFER AND FLUID FLOW . GENERAL PROGRESS REPORTS . HEALTH AND SAFETY PROGRESS REPORTS . RADIOACTIVE AEROSOLS . 1v BNWL-1000
TABLE OF CONTENTS (cont.) INSTRUMENTATION. . 15
ELECTRONICS , . 16 RADIATION DETECTION . 16 ISOTOPES . . 17
PKUGRESS REPORTS , . 17 MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTERS . 17
LIL IALS, CERAMICS, AND MATERIALS. . 19 CORROSION . . 19
CRYSTAL STRUCTURE , . 1.' DEVELOPMENT, FABRICATION, AND TESTING . . 20
NON-DESTRUCTIVE TESTING . . 21
PROPERTIES. 22
RADIATION EFFECTS . 24
PHYSICS. 26 ACCELERATORS . . 27
ELEMENTARY PARTICLES AND RADIATIONS , 27 NEUTRON PHYSICS NUCLEAR PROPERTIES AND REACTIONS . REACTOR TECHNOLOGY . FAST FLUX TEST FACILITY
DESIGN AND EVALUATION
ENGINEEIIING AND EQU1f7blENT . ,
PHYSICS ,
FAST FLUX TEST FACILITY PROGRESS REPORTS v BNWL- 1000
TABLE OF CONTENTS (cont.)
HEAVY WATER REACTORS . . 33 HEAVY WATER REACTOR PROGRESS REPORTS . . 33
REACTOR FUELS. . 33
FAST REACTOR FUELS . . 34
REACTOR FUELS PROGRESS REPORTS . . 35
REACTOR PHYSICS . . 35
REACTOR PHYSICS PROGRESS REPORTS . . 36
ROCKET AND RAMJET PROPULSION . . 37 PROGRESS REPORTS . . 37 SPACE APPLICATIONS. . 37
PROGRESS REPORTS . . 37
WEAPON FABRICATION. . 37 AUTHOR INDEX . . 38 NUMBER INDEX . . 44 DISTRIBUTION . . Distr-1 BNWL-1000
INTRODUCTION
This report is one of an annual series and announces formal research and development reports and technical articles published during 1968 by Battelle-Northwest.
The reports were issued in accordance with the AEC Standard Distribution Lists for Scientific and Technical Reports (AEC Documents TID-4500 and M-3679). The unclassified reports are generally available from the Clearinghouse for Federal Scientific and Technical Information, U. S. Department of Commerce, Springfield, Virginia 22151. Classified reports are available, with proper literature access, from the AEC's Division of Technical Information Extension (DTIE), P. 0. Box 62, Oak Ridge, Tennessee 37830. The reports and articles are grouped by broad subject categories and arranged alphabetically by author within each category. An author index and report number index are also included. Other reports in this series are BNWL-218, BNWL-387, and BNWL-700. 1 BNWL- 1000
BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE
A PARASITE FROM THE OVA OF CRASSOSTREA GIGAS. C. D. Becker, G. B. Pauley. Proceedings of the National Shellfisheries Associati03 v. 58m, June, 1968, p. 11.
CONTROL OF DENTAL CALCULUS IN EXPERIMENTAL BEAGLES. M. G. Brown, J. F. Park. Laboratory Animal Care, v. 18, no. 5, 1968, p. 527-535. SYMPOSIUM ON MYELOPROLIFERATIVE DISORDERS OF ANIMALS AND MAN. W. J. Clarke. Bio-Science, v. 18, no. 11, 1968, p. 1060-1061. A PRELIMINARY APPRAISAL OF LINE TRANSECTS. L. L. Eberhardt. Journal of Wildlife Management, v. 32, no. 1, January, 1968, p. 82-88. lhOliiNOGLOBULIN DISORDER ASSOCIATED WITH FELINE EOSINOPHILIC GRANULOMATOSIS. E. B. Howard, C. C. Jannke. American Journal of Veterinary Clinical Pathology, v. 2, 1968, p. 21-26. RIBOSOMAL PRECURSORS AND THE REGULATION OF RNA SYNTHESIS IN ESCHERICHIA COLI . W. H. Matehett. Journal of Bacteriology, v. 96, no. 4, October, 1968, p. 997-1005.
THE ROLE OF TRYPTOPHAN IN THE PHYSIOLOGY OF NEUROSPORA. W. H. Matchett, J. R. Turner, W. R. Wiley. Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine, v. 40, no. 4, February, 1968. ASPIDOGASTER CONCHICOLA IN MOLLUSCS OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER SYSTEM WITH COMMENTS ON THE HOST'S PATHOLOGICAL RESPONSE. G. B. Pauley, C. D. Becker. Journal of Parasitology, v. 54, no. 5, October, 1968, p. 917-920. A BUTTER CLAM /SAXIDOUMS GIGANTEUS/ WITH A POLYPOID TUMOR ON THE FOOT. G. B. Pauley. Journal of Invertebrate Pathology, v. 9, no. 4, December, 1967, p. 577-579.
FOUR FRESHWATER MUSSELS /ANODONTA CALIFORNIENSIS/ WITH PEDUNCULATED ADENOMAS ARISING FROM THE FOOT. G. B. Pauley. Journal of Invertebrate Pathology, v. 9, no. 4, December, 1967, p. 459-466. 2 BNWL- 1000
BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE (cont . )
AN INTERNAL FIBROUS TUMOR OF POSSIBLE GONADAL ORIGIN IN A PACIFIC OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA GIGAS. G, B. Pauley, C. S. Sayce. Journal of Invertebrate Pathology, v. 10, no, 1, January, 1968, p. 1-8. THE PATHOLOGY OF "SPONGY" DISEASE IN FRESHWATER MUSSELS (MARGARITANA MARGARITIFERA). G. B. Pauley. Proceedings of National Shellfisheries Association, v, 58, June, 1968, p. 13.
MORTALITY AMONG CHINOOK SALMON ASSOCIATED WITH THE FUNGUS DERMOCYSTIDIUM. I G. B. Pauley, M. Po Fujihara, E. G. Tangen. Journal of the Fisheries Research Board of Canada, v. 25, no. 11, 1968, p . 2467-2475, A TUMOR ON THE SIPHONS OF A SOFT SHELL CLAM, MYA ARENARIAL. G. B, Pauley, T. C. Cheng. Journal of Invertebrate Pathology, v. 11, no. 3, September, 1968, p. 504-506. ALTERATION OF TRYPTOPHAN MEDIATED REGULATION IN NEUROSPORA CRASSA BY INDOLEGLYCEROL PHOSPHATE, J. R. Turner, W. H. Matchett. Journal of Bacteriology, v. 95, no. 5, May, 1968, p. 1608-1614. TRYPTOPHAN TRANSPORT IN NEUROSPORA CRASSA. W. R. Wiley, W. H. Matchett. Journal of Bacteriology, v. 95, no. 3, March, 1968, p. 959-966.
PROGRESS REPORTS PACIFIC NORTHWEST LABORATORY ANNUAL REPORT FOR 1966 TO THE USAEC DIVISION OF BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE. VOLUME 11: PHYSICAL SCIENCES, PART 2. RADIOLOGICAL SCIENCES. D. W. Pearce, M. R. Compton, December, 1967. 203 p. BNWL-481 2. PACIFIC NORTHWEST LABORATORY ANNUAL REPORT FOR 1967 TO THE USAEC DIVISION OF BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE, VOLUME I. BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES. R. C. Thompson, Paulette Teal, E. G. Swezea. May, 1968. 243p. BNWL-714. PACIFIC NORTHWEST LABORATORY ANhUAL REPORT FOR 1967 TO THE USAEC DIVISION OF BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE, VOLUME 11: PHYSICAL SCIENCES, PART 2. RADIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, J. M. Nielsen, D. W. Pearce, October, 1968. 230 p. BNWL-715 Pt 2. 3 BNWL- 1000 BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE (cont.)
PACIFIC NORTHWEST LI?DC.!..,A'~'GRY IIONTHLY ACTIVITIES REPORT. DIVISION OF BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE PROGRMIS. F. W. Albaugh, Director. BNWL-647 December 1967 BNWL-785 May 1968 BNWL-671 January 1968 BNWL-807 June 1968 BNWL-697 February 1968 BNWL-858 July 1968 BNWL-722 March 1968 BNWL-876 August 1968 BNWL-758 April 1968 BNWL-890 September 1968
RADIOBIOLOGY
SUBCELLULAR LOCALIZATION AND IDENTIFICATION OF ALPHA EMITTERS BY ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC AUTORADIOGRAPHY, R. R. Adee, C. L. Sanders, J. D. Berlin. Health Physics, v. 15, 1968, p'. 461-463. COMPARATIVE DISPOSITION OF FOUR TYPES OF PLUTONIUM DIOXIDES INHALED BY DOGS. W. J. Bair, J. Fa Park. Proceedings of First International Con- gress of the International Radiation Protection Association, Rome, Italy, September 5-10, 1966, p. 181-197. THE ULTRASTRUCTURAL LOCALIZATION OF ACID MUCOPOLYSACCHARIDES IN THE INTESTINE AFTER IRRADIATION. J. D. Berlin. Radiation Research, v. 34, no. 2, May, 1968. p. 347-356. ACCUMULATION OF P-32 AND Zn-65 BY LIVING AND KILLED PLANKTON. C. E. Cushing, D. G. Watson. Oikos, v. 19, no. 1, 1968, p. 143-145. CYCLlNG OF Sr-90 IN MOLTING CRAYFISH. J. M. Dean. Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology, v. 25, no. 3, 1968, p. 1113-1116. A POSTULATED EFFECT OF GROWTH ON RETENTION TIME, L. L. Eberhardt, R, E, Nakatani. Journal of the Fisheries Research Board of Canada, v. 25, no. 3, 1968, p. 591-596. INTERACTION OF LOW ENERGY PROTONS WITH THIN LAYERS OF TISSUE LIKE MATERIAL. W. A. Glass. Proceedings of Conference Microdosimetry, Ispra, Italy, November 13-15, 1967, p. 189-204. EXPERIMENTAL MYELOPROLIFERATIVE AND LYMPHOPROLIFERATIVE DISEASES OF SWINE. E. B. Howard, W. J. Clarke, P. L. Hackett. Proceedings of the Third International Symposium on Comparative Leukemia Research, Paris, France, July 11-13, 1967, no, 31, p. 255-262. BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE (cant )
CROSS-PLACENTAL TRANSFER OF SELECTED ACTINIDES IN THE RAT, M, R. Sikov, D D Mshlum. Health Physrcs, v 14, January, 1968, p. 205-208,
DISTRIBUTION OF CERIUM-144 IN THE FETAL AND NEWBORN RAT, D, Do Mahlum, M, R, Sikov. Health Physics, 1, 14, 1968, po 127-129.
EFFECT OF ENVIRONMENTAL TEMPERATURE AND POTASSIUM CONSUMPTION ON CESIUM-137 METABOLISM IN THE RAT, D, D Mahlum, M R, Sikov Health Physics, v, 15, 1968, p, 541-543, I INFLUENCE OF HEPATOCARCINOGEN FEEDING ON THE RETENTION OF CERIUM-144 BY THE LIVER, D. D. Mahlum, Toxicology and App!:ed Pharmacology, v, 11, no. 3, I November, 1967, p. 585-590
NEPTUNIUM-237 TOXICITY IN THE RAT, 11, INTRACELLULAR DISTRIBUTION OF NEPTUNIUM AND CERIUM IN RAT LIVER Do D. Mahlum. Journal sf Toxrco;ogy and App1led Pharmacology, v. 11, no, 2, September, 1967, p. 264-271
THE EFFECT OF BILE ON THE MUCOSA OF THE SMALL INTESTINE, T, D, Mahony, J, D Berlin, J C Pekas, M, F Sullivan, Proceedings of Symposium on Gastrolntestlnal Rad~ationInjury, Richland, Washingt~n,September 25-28, 1966, p. 42-56,
NEPTUNIUM METABOLISM, A BIBLIOGRAPHY AND SUMMARY OF PERTINENT DATA, D. McConnon, May, 1968, 8 p BNWL-804,
IN VIVO ACTIVATION ANALYSIS Ha E. Palmer, he B Nelp, R, Mu~ano,C Rich, Physics in Medicine and Blalogy, I, 15, no 2, 1968, p? 269-279, p- 2 29 PHAGOCYTOSIS OF INHALED PuO, PARTICLES BY PULMONARY MACROPHAGES, C, L- Sanders, R, R~ Adee. Science, v. 162, November, 1968, pe 918-920,
PARTICLE SIZE AND ANIMAL AGE AS FACTORS IN EVALUATING HAZARDS FROK INGESTED RADIONUCLIDES. M. R Siksv, D, D Mahlum, T. D Mahony, M, F Sullluan, Proeeed~ngsof Symg2slum on Gast-cointescinal Radiation Injury, Richland, Washington, September 25-28, 1966, p 524-535.
THE PASSAGE TIME OF PLUTONIUM OXIDE IN PIGS V. H, Smith, Hr A, Ragan, B, J McCkanshan, J, L, Beamer, J. Lo Pahotay, Pssceediqgs of Sympos;um on Gastsolntestinal Radiation Injury, Rxchiand: Washrngton, September 25-28, 1966. p. 518-523 BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE (cont.)
WHOLE BODY COUNTING OF PLUTONIUM IN DOGS. K. L. Swinth, B. I, Griffin, J. F. Park, Health Physics, v. 13, 1967, p. 1223-1231. EFFECT OF AGE AND DIET ON EXCRETION OF STRONTIUM AND CALCIUM BY RATS. R. C. Thompson, R. F, Palmer, Proceedings of First International Congress of International Radiation Protection Association, Rome, Italy, September 7, 1966, p, 783-791,
CHEMISTRY GENERAL SODIUM REMOVAL AND CLEANING OF REUSABLE HARDWARE, L. E. Chulos, December, 1967, 12 p. BNWL-637. WATER FILTRATION RESEARCH, PART 111. THE EFFECTS OF POLYELECTROLYTE FILTER CONDITIONERS ON FILTER BED EXPANSION DURING BACKWASHING. D. E. Olesen, B. L. Carlile, R. L. Schmidt, C. J. Touhill. January, 1968, 18 p. BNWL-565. WATER FILTRATION RESEARCH, PART IV, AN EVALUATION OF SELECTED POLY- ELECTROLYTES AS FILTER BED CONDITIONERS IN WATER TREATMENT. D. E. Olesen, R. L. Schmidt, C. Ja Touhill. May, 1968, 35 p. BNWL- 734. WATER FILTRATION RESEARCH, PART I, THE WATER FILTRATION PILOT PLANT. R. L. Schmidt, C. J. Touhill, D. E. Olesen, B. L. Carlile. April, 1968, 24 p. BNWL-709. FAST FLUX TEST FACILITY CHEMICAL ANALYSIS LABORATORY PRELIMINARY DESIGN STUDY. F. A, Scott, J. F, Jarosch, G. B, Barton. August, 1968, 131 p. BNWL-821. DECONTAMINATION OF THE PLUTONIUM RECYCLE TEST REACTOR /PRTR/ PRIMARY SYSTEM. R, D. Weed. March, 1968, 24 p. BNWL-711.
ANALYTICAL PROCEDURES
SURVEY OF METHODS USED AT U. S. LABORATORIES TO MEASURE IMPURITIES IN SODIUM. T. F. Demmitt. March, 1968. 15 p, BNWL-690, BNWL-1000
CHEMISTRY (cont . )
GAMMA RAY ATTENUATION FOR SOIL WATER CONTENT MEASUREMENTS USING Am-241. L, G, King, Proceedings of Symposium on the Use of Isotopes and Radiation Techniques in Soil Physics and Irrigation Studies, Istanbul, Turkey, June 12-16, 1967, p. 17-29,
STATIC EXTRACTION TECHNIQUE, R. KO, Analytical Chemistry, v, 39, December, 1967, p. 1903-1904.
ON DETERMINING SPECTRAL PEAK POSITIONS FROM COMPOSITE SPECTRA. J, Ro Morrey. Analytical Chemistry, v. 40, no. 6, May, 1968, p- 905-914,
DETERMINATION OF MICROGRAM QUANTITIES OF FLUORIDE IN METAL OXIDES. C, E, Plucinski, March, 1968. 16 p. BNWL-601. THE ROLE OF CONTAMINATION IN THE TRACE ELEMENT ANALYSIS OF SEA WATER. D. E, Robertson, Analytical Chemistry, v, 40, no. 7, June, 1968, p. 1067-1072.
COMPOSITION AND RADIOACTIVITY OF REACTOR FILMS. W, B. Sllker, November 18, 1968. 41 p. BNWL-939. (Secret)
INORGANIC AND PHYSICAL
UNIDIRECTIONAL CESIUM LOADING, SCRUBBING AND ELUTION OF AW500 ZEOLITE COLUMNS. L. L, Ames, Jr,, B" Wq Mercer. May, 1968. 33 p. BNWL-732. CORROSION AND BORON DEPOSITION IN BORIC ACID SOLUTIONS. Go R, Bloom, Tc F, Demmitto December, 1967. 44 p. BNWL-520. THE PARTITION COEFFICIENT QF METHYL IODIDE BETWEEN VAPOR AND WATER. R, A, Hastyo Canadian Journal of Chemistry, vn 46, 1968, p. 1643-1644 THE REACTION OF HYDRAZINE AND IODOMETHANE, THE REMOVAL OF IODOMETHANE FROM A GAS PHASE IN CONTACT WITH ALKALINE HYDRAZINE SOLUTION. R, A, Hasty? Journal of Chemical and Engineering Data, v. 13, no. 1, January, 1968, p, 134-138,
VOLATT T I ZATION OF POLONIUM FRObl BISMUTH OXIDE, R, A, Hasty- Journal of Inorganic and Nuclear Chemistry, v. 29, 1967, pn 2679-2684. BNWL-1000 CHEMISTRY (cont.)
OXIDATION OF CERIUM /III/ BY OZONE AND BY ELECTROLYSIS. R. E. Lerch. August, 1968. 25 p. BNWL-805. REMOVAL OF AIRBORNE METHYL IODIDE FROM SIMULATED REACTOR CONTAINMENT ATMOSPHERES BY HYDRAZINE SPRAYS, J. Mishima, L. C. Schwendiman, R, A. Hasty, A. K. Postma, L. L. Burger. Transactions of the American Nuclear Society, v. 10, no. 2, 1967, p. 719-720. DENSITIES OF MOLTEN MIXTURES OF KC1 AND AlC13. J. R. Morrey, D. G. Carter, Journal of Chemical and Engineering Data, v. 13, no. 1, January, 1968, p. 94-96.
DISSOLUTION OF OXIDE-COATED ZIRCONIUM AND ZIRCONIUM ALLOYS. J. F. Phillips, Jr. April, 1968. 17 p. BNWL-600. A PROCESS FOR THE DISSOLUTION OF ALUMINUM-CLAD THORIA FUEL ELEMENTS. J. F. Phillips, H, D. Huber. July, 1968. 37 p. BNWL-240. THE ADSORPTION OF TRACE ELEMENTS IN SEA WATER ONTO VARIOUS CONTAINER SURFACES. D. E. Robertson. Analytica Chimica Acta, v. 42, 1968. p. 533-536. THE WASHOUT OF METHYL IODIDE BY HYDRAZINE SPRAYS. PROGRESS REPORT /THROUGH SEPTEMBER, 1967/. L. C. Schwendiman, J. Mishima, A. K. Postma, L. L. Burger, R. A. Hasty. December 1, 1967. 94 p. BNWL-530. THE WASHOUT OF METHYL IODIDE BY HYDRAZINE SPRAYS, FINAL REPORT. L. C, Schwendiman, R, A* Hasty, A, K, Postma. November, 1968. 69 p. BNWL-935. THE OXIDATION OF BORONATED GRAPHITE, R. E. Woodley. Carbon, v, 6, 1968, p. 617-626.
RADIOCHEMISTRY
ANIONIC ACETATO COMPLEXES OF THE HEXAVALENT ACTINIDES AND THE ANION EXCHANGE AND MINE EXTRACTION OF HEXAVALENT ACTINIDE ACETATES. J. L. Ryan, W, E, Keder, Advances in Chemistry Series, no. 71 1967, p. 335-352, OCTAHEDRAL HEXAHALIDE COMPLEXES OF THE TRIVALENT ACTINIDES. J. L. Ryan, Advances in Chemistry Series, no. 71, 1967. p. 331-334,, CHEMISTRY (cont . )
ALPHA RADIOLYSIS OF PLUTONIUM /IVj-NITRIC ACID SOLUTIONS, J. C. Sheppard May, 1968. 22 p, BNWL-751.
SEPARATION PROCESSES AND PROCEDURES TBP AND DBBP SOLVENT EXTRACTION RECOVERY AND PURIFICATION OF Bl/No3I3. G. L, Richardson, W. W, Sehulz, December, 1968. 19 p, BNWL-799. BEHAVIOR OF FISSION PRODUCTS IN PUREX HIGH LEVEL WASTE. F, P. Roberts. May, 1968. 27 p, BNWL-730. (Secret) D2EHPA EXTRACTION RECOVERY OF NEPTUNIUM AND PLUTONIUM FROM PUREX ACID SLUDGE SOLUTIONS. W. W, Schulz, March, 1968. 37 p. BNWL-583, DIBUTYL CARBITOL SOLVENT EXTRACTION OF POLONIUM-210 FROM NITRIC ACID SOLUTIONS OF IRRADIATED BISMUTH. W. W. Schulz, G, L, Richardson. February, 1968. 60 p. BNWL-584. DIBUTYL CARBITOL SOLVENT EXTRACTION OF POLONIUM-210 FROM NITRIC ACID SOLUTIONS OF IRRADIATED BISMUTH. W. W, Schulz, G. L. Richardson. Industrial and Engineering Chemistry Process Design Quarterly, v, 7, no. 1, January, 1968, p. 149-156. EFFECTS OF SOME SYNERGISTIC AND ANTAGONISTIC AGENTS ON HDEHP EXTRACTION OF STRONTIUM. W, W. Schulz. July, 1968. 27 p. BNWL-759.
WASTE PROCESSING SOLIDIFICATION OF HIGH LEVEL WASTES. PART V. A FACTORIAL STUDY OF THE EFFECT OF VARYING THE CONCENTRATION OF THE COMPONENTS OF PUREX TYPE WASTE ON THE PROPERTIES OF PHOSPHATE SOLIDSo G, B. Barton, Jo A, Weed, January, 1968. 87 p. BNWL-544. HANFORD WASTE DISPOSAL SUMMARY, 1967, R. B. Hall, May, 1968, 22 p, BNWL-793, (Secret) WASTE SOLIDIFICATION PROGRAM, VOLUME 111, DESIGN FEATURES OF THE FACILITLES AND EQUIPMENT FOR THE WSEP PRODUCT EVALUATION PROGRAM. V. P. Kelly, December, 1968. 92 p. BNWL-832, MATHEMATICAL MODELS FOR UNDERGROUND INJECTION OF GASEOUS WASTES INTO THE VADOSE ZONE. L. Gs King, December, 1968, 139 p* BNWL-945, -CHEMISTRY - (cont )
POT CALCINATION PERFORMANCE DURHNG FIRST RADIOACTIVE TESTS IN WASTE SOLIDIFICATION ENGINEERING PROTOTYPES: WASTE SOLIDIFICATION PROGRAM, VOL, 4* J. Lo McElroy, C, R, Cooky, W V, DeMier, J. E, Mendel, December, 1968, 170 po BNWL-814,
STATUS OF TECHNOLOGY IN THE UNITED STATES FOR SOLIDIFICATION OF HIGHLY RADIOACTIVE LIQUID WASTES KO J, Schnelder, October, 1968, 63 po BNWL-820,
TREATMENT OF WASTE SOLIDBFICATTON CONDENSATES C, J, Touhill, B, W, Mercer, A, J Shuckrsw July, 1968 105 p, BNWL-723,
WASTE PROCESSING PROGRESS REPORTS
EARTH SCIENCES WASTE DISPOSAL INVESTIGATIONS, JANUARY-JUNE, 1967, J, R, Eliason, December 27, :967 18 p, BNWL-687,
FIXATION OF RADIOACTIVE RESIDUES, QUARTERLY PROGRESS REPORTo A, M, Platt, BNWL-677 March 1968 BNWL-824 September 1968 BNWL-771 July 1968 BNWL-889 October 1968
EARTH SCIENCES-- GENERAL
PACJF'IC NORTHWEST LABORATORY ANNUAL RERORT FOR 1966 TO THE USAEC DIVISION OF BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE, VOLUME 31, PHYSICAL SCIENCES" PART 3, EARTH SCIENCES, D, W, Pearce, M, R, Csmpton, January, 1968, PO4 pa BNWL-481 3.
PACIFIC NORTHWEST LABORATORY ANNUAL RERORT FOR 1967 TO THE USAEC DIVISION QF BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE, VOLUME TI: PHYSICAL SCIENCES, PART 4? EARTH SCIENCES, R, F, Foster, October, 1968. October, 1968, 60 pa BNWL-715 Pt4,
SOIL TEMPERATURES NEAR A DESERr SHRUB W, T, Hinds, W, H Rickaxd Northwest ----Science, do 42, no, 1, 1968, pa 5-13
SOIL-PLANT RELATIONSHIPS OF TWO STEPPE DESERT SHRUBS, W, M, Razkard, R. F, Keough, --Plant and Soil, v, 29, no, 2, October, 1968, p, 205-212 10 BNWL-1000
EARTH SCIENCES (cont,)
GEOLOGY
A STUDY OF REPORTED FAULTING IN THE PASCO BASIN, R E. Brown January 9, 1968 58 p. BNWL-~~~.
FUNEVAL: A ROUTINE FOR BLENBLNG SURFACE FUNCTIONS, D- B Cearlsck, D R- Friedrlchs, April, 1968, 81 p. BNWL-782.
EVALUATION OF A THICK BASALT SEQUENCE IN SOUTH CENTRAL WASHINGTON, J, R Raymond, D D Tillson April, 1968, 127 p, BNWL-776.
HYDROLOGY
HANFORD WELLS, T, H, Esszg, F. B, Steele. October, 1968, 155 p. BNWL-928.
RADIOLOGICAL ST4'I'US OF THE GROUND WATER BENEATH THE HANFORD PROJECT, JULY- DECEMBER, 1967 T, H Esslg, June 5, 1968 13 p, BNWL-835,
A PRELIMINARY EVALUATION OF THE THERMAL EFFECTS OF THE BEN FRANKLIN DAM PROJECT ON COLUMBIA RIVER TEMPERATURES BELOW THE HANFORD PLANT, R. T Jaske, Aprll, 1968 5 pa BNWL-733.
A TEST SIMULATION OF THE TEMPERATURES OF THE DEERIELD RIVER. R- T, Jaske Decembex, 196' 46 p, BNWL-628.
A TEST SIMULATION OF THE TEMPERATURE OF THE ILLINOIS RIVER AND A PREDICTION OF THE EFFECTS OF DRESDEN IT KID DRESBEN 111 REACTORS, R, T Jaske April, 1968 42 p BNWL-728,
THERMAL MODIFICATION OF RIVER WATER QUALITY R T Jaske Aprll, 1968, 21 p- BNWL-719,
THERMAL MODIFICATTOM OF R!WR WATER QUALITY, R, T, Jaske Proceedings 'of 6th Biennial Hydraulics Conference, Pullman, Washingtcn, October 18, 1967, po 63-76.
Be-7 IN OCEAN WATER W" B SLlkar, Jl F, Robertson, H G Rieck, R, W. Perkins. Science, -J 161, A~gust30, 1968, p, 879-880,
LOW-LEVEL ISENTROPIC TRAJECTORIES ,AND THE MIDAS COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR THE MONTGOMERY STREAM FUNCTION R. J, Engelmann, W E Davis April, 1968, 31 p. BNWL-441. EARTH SCIENCES (eont,)
THE MOUNTAIN IRON DIFFUSION PROGRAM: PHASE P, SOUTH VANDENBERG. VOLUME 11, /AFWTR-TR-67-1/, W, T, Hinds, P, W, Niekola, January, 1968, 271 po BNWL-572 Vol, 2, PROGRESS REPORT ON AERONOMY RESEARCH AT RICHLAND, WASHINGTON R, J, Hoch, June, 1968, 45 po BNWL-795, REAPPEARANCE OF A STABLE AURORAL RED ARC AT MIDLATITUDES, R J, Hoeh, E Marovich, KO Co Clark, Journal of Geophysical Research, v- 93, no, 13, July 1, 1968, p, 4213-4216, PACIFIC NORTHWEST LABORATORY ANNUAL REPORT FOR 1967 TO THE USAEC DIVISION OF BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE, VOLUME HI: PHYSICAL SCIENCES, PART 3. ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES C, LC Simpson, October, 1968. 198 p. BNWL-715 3, COSMIC RAY PRODUCED RADIONUCLIDES AS TRACERS OF ATMOSPHERIC PRECIPITATION PROCESSES, N, A Wogman, C W, Thomas, J A, Cooper, Re J. Englemann, R. W, Perklns, -Science, v, 159, January 12, 1968, p. 189-192. COSMIC RAY PRODUCED WDIONUCLTBES AS TRACERS OF ATMOSPHERIC PRECIPITATION PROCESSES, No A, Wogman, C W. Thmas, J. A, Cooper, R. J, Engelmann, R- W, Peskans, Transactions of the American Nuclear Society, v" 10, no, 2, 1967, p" 22,
EFFECTS OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS AND EXPLOSIONS
PROJECT CABRIOLET: RESEARCH IN TRANSPORT, DIFFUSION, AND REMOVAL BY DEPOSITION AND SCAVENGPNG OF AIRBORNE NUCLEAR CRATERING DEBRIS IN SUPPORT OF PLOWSHARE TECHNOLOGY, KO H Larson, J V, RmsdeBP, Js,, Jn W, Sloot, D, J, Newland, W- E, Davas J, M Nielsen, July, 1968. 82 po BNWL-836. (Secret) THE MEASUREMENT OF AIRBORNE RADIONUCLIDES ASSOCIATED WITH PLOWSHARE TEST "PROJECT BUGGY", C. W. Thcmas, W. B, Silker. H, Go Rieck, October 14, 1968. 24 p" BNWL-912 [Secret) ENGINEERING EQUIPMENT BELLOWS SEAL FOR LIQUID METAL SYSTEMS - LITERATURE SEARCH FOR FABRICATION AND OPERATIONAL EXPERIENCE, R. C Aungst Navembes, 5968 36 pv BNWL-905 A SENSITIVE ALPHA AND BETA-RAY CALORIMETER. D- M, Fleming January, 1968 ~1 pc BNWL-590, CONTROLLED TEMPERATURE-PRESSURE IRRADTATION CAPSULES> C, R, Hann, R, M Marshall, J. P Pnlger, R, D, Leggett, Transactions of the Amerisan Nuclear Society, u, 10, no- 2, 1967, p, 502-503 LIQUID METAL MEASURING AND LOADING STATION, J. A, Yount, L E- Chulos March, 1968 12 pn BNWL-705,
HEAT TRANSFER AND FLUID FLOW-- TESTS OF THE EFFECT OF SCALE BUILD-UP ON HEAT TRANSFER USING UNTREATED WATER UNDER CONDITIONS TYPICAL OF THE ETS-1 EXHAUST DUCT, D, R, Dickanson, March, 1968 17 p BNWL-632 EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF MIXING BETWEEN ROD BUNDLE FUEL ELEMENT FLOW CHANNELS DURING BOILING' D. So Rowe, C, W Angle Trsnsastions of the American Nuclear Soclety, fe 10, n9 2, 1967 p 655 9 HOTANK - A STEADY-STATE HEAT TRANSFER PROGRAM FOR USE ON THE UNIVAC 1107/1%08, W E Willangham, February, 1968 38 p. BNWL-616
GENERAL GLOSSARY OF TERMS, February 8, 1968 23 p BNWG.708
TECHNICAL PUBLICATIONS OF FATTELLE-NORTHWEST DURING 1967, D. E. &LL£ Narch, 1968, 35 p BMiVi-700 BOOK REVIEW: THE WILD TURKEY, TTS HISTORY AND DOMESTICATIONc A- W Srhoxgex, \V C Hansm. Journal of Wildlife Management, v, 32, no, 1, "Ja~luaxy1965, p 208-209? A LIBRARIAN LOOKS AT THE STATE TECHN,CAL SERVICES ACT, C G. Stevenson, ------qpcc~7.1 L:b:araes, March, 1968, p. 183-185 PROGRESS REPORTS PACIFIC NORTHWEST LABORATORY MONTHLY ACTIVITIES REPORT, DIVISION OF PRODUCTION AND HANFORD PLANT ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS, F. W. Albaugh, Director. (Secret) BNWL-670 January 1968 BNWL-857 July 1968 BNWL-696 February 1968 BNWL-869 August 1968 BNWL-721 March 1968 BNWL-893 September 1968 BNWL- 757 April 1968 BNWL-910 October 1968 BNWL- 784 May 1968 BNWL-925 November 1968 BNWL-806 June 1968 BNWL-949 December 1968
HEALTH AND SAFETY GENERAL SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR DESIGN OF THE FFTF FUEL EXAMINATION FACILITIES, C, Lo Boyd" Transactions of the American Nuclear Society, v, 10, no, 2, 1967, pe 681. HEALTH PHYSICS AT THE LRL TMSURANIC PROCESSING FACILITY, D, H, Denham, Transactions of the American Nuclear Society, v. 10, no, 2, 1967, p, 680, CONTAMINATION OF SOFT TISSUES OF INFANTS AND CHILDREN WITH RADIOACTIVE FALLOUT AS EXEMPLIFIED BY Cs-137 and 1-131, W. C, Hanson. Pediatrics,- v, 41, no. 1, Part 2. January, 1968. pa 240-256, HEALTH PHYSICS CONSIDERATIONS DURING PRTR RECOVERY AND DECONTAMINATION. D. McConnon, May, 1968, 24 pa BNWL-752, HIGH EXPOSURE PLUTONlUM STUDIES RADIATION HAZARDS AND POWER REACTOR NUCLIDE CONTENT, R, C, Smith, Lp Go Faust, Transactions of the American Nuclear Society, v, 10, no, 2, 1967, p, 519-520, CRITERIA USED TO ESTIMATE RADIATION DOSES RECEIVED BY PERSONS LIVING IN THE VICINITY OF HANFORD: INTERIM REPORT, R. H, Wilson, To H. Essigr July, 1968, 17 p. BNWL-706.
PROGRESS REPORTS
EVALUATION OF RADIOLOGICAL CONDITIONS IN THE VICINITY OF HANFORD, JANUARY- JUNE, 1967, J, F, Honstead, January, 1968, 23 po BNWL-665, '. HEALTH AND SAFETY (cont . )
NUCLEAR SAFETY QUARTERLY REPORT FOR NUCLEAR SAFETY BRANCH OF USAEC 1 DIVISION OF REACTOR DEVELOPMENT AND TECHNOLOGY, BNWL-433, Jan,-Mar- 1967, F, W. Albaugh, J. J. Fuquay, H. Harty, E, Em Voiland, D, C, Worlton. . BNWL-537, Apr,-Tune 1967, F. W. Albaugh, J. J. Fuquay, H. Harty, E. E, Voiland, D, C. Worlton. BNWL-754, July-Oct, 1967. The Staff of Battelle-Northwest, BNWL-816, Nov , Dec, 1967 - Jan. 1968. F, W. Albaugh, Director.
BNWL-894, May-July 1968,
PACIFIC NORTHWEST LABORATORY QUARTERLY ACTIVITY REPORT TO THE NASA, AMES RESEARCH CENTER, INDUCED RADIONUCLIDES IN ASTRONAUTS. BNWL-531 2, Oct. 1967-Jan. 1968, R. W. Perkins.
BNWL-531 3, Jano-Apr, 1968, R, L. Brodzinski, N. A. Wogman, R, W, Perklns.
BNWL-531 4, (Flnal) June-Sept. 1968. R. L. Brodzinski, N. A. Wsgman, R. W, Perkins.
RADIOACTIVE AEROSOLS (see also CHEMISTRY - INORGANIC AND PHYSICAL) PLUTONIUM AIR CONCENTRATIONS AND PARTICLE SIZE RELATIONSHIPS IN HANFORD FACILITIES. B, V, Andersen, I. C- Nelson. December, 1967. 39 p. BNWL-495. A COMPARISON OF RADIONUCLIDE RELEASES FROM HANFORD FACILITIES WITH ENVIRON- MENTAL DOSE ESTIMATES, 1963-1967 T. H Essig, J P Corley. August 27, 1968. 7 p, BNWL-886. (Secret)
RADIONUCLIDE LEVELS IN AIR FILTER SAMPLES FROM THE PUREX PROCESS BUILDING. J, F, Fager, F, R Brauer, R, J Brouns. December 15, 1967. 12 pt BNWL-643.
EXDOSE, A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR CALCULATING THE EXTERNAL GAMMA DOSE FROM AIR- BORNE FISSION PRODUCTS, M. M, Hendrickson. September, 1968. 124 p. BNWL-811.
COMPARISONS OF THE CONTAINMENT BEHAVIOR OF A SIMULANT WITH FISSION PRODUCTS RELEASED FROM IRRADIATED U02 R, KO Hilliard, L F, Coleman, J D* McCormack. March, 1968. I 156 po BNWL-581, HEALTH AND SAFETY [cont.)
PLUTONIUM RELEASE STUDIES III, RELEASE FROM HEATED PLUTONIUM BEARING POWDERS, J, Mishima, Lo Co Schwendiman, Cn A, Radasch. July, 1968. 44 p. BNWL- 786, AEROSOL DEPOSITION FROM TURBULENT AIRSTREAMS IN VERTICAL CONDUITS. Go A, Sehmel, March, 1968" 70 p, BNWL-578,
INSTRUMENTATION GENERAL MICROWAVE TECHNIQUES FOR REACTOR INSTRUMENTATION, To R, Billeter, Do Pn Brown, Transactions of the American Nuclear Society, v, PO, no, 2, 1967, p, 637, SONIC ANEMOMETER FOR HARSH ENVIRONMENTS, H, Do Collins, Janua~y,1968, 25 p. BNWL-604. PHOTON DEPENDENCE OF THERMOCOUPLE CALIBRATION, Go J, Dau, Transactions of the American Nuclear Society, v, 10, no. 2, 1967, p 638, A CONVENIENT METHOD FOR GENERATING SHORT LIGHT PULSES, H, P, Foote, D, Re Green, Revaew of Scientific Instruments, v. 39, no, 3, March, 1968, p, 417-418, BENDS: DETECTION OF CIRCULATING GAS EMBOLI WITH AN EXTERNAL SENSOR. M, F" Gillis, M, To Karagianes, Po L, Peterson, Science, v, 161, August 9, 1968, po 579-580,
IN VIVO DETECTION OF CIRCULATING GAS EMBOLI ASSOCIATED WITH DECOMPRESSION SICKNESS USING THE DOPPLER FLOWMETER, M, F, Gillis, P Lo Peterson, M, T. Karagianes, Nature, v. 217, no, 5132, March 9, 1968, p, 965-969, AN INSTRUMENTATION HARNESS ASSEMBLY FOR LONG TERM USE ON MINIATURE SWINE. M, To Karagiane~~Journal sf Applied Physiology, v, 25, no, 5, November, 1968, g 641-643, PACIFIC NORTHWEST LABORATORY ANNUAL REPORT FOR 1967 TO THE USAEC DIVISION OF BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE, VOLUME II: PHYSICAL SCIENCES, PART I. INSTRUMENTA- TION. W, G, Spear, June, 1968, 6% p, BNWL-715 Pt, 1, NUCLEAR RADIATION INDUCED CURRENTS IN COAXIAL SIGNAL CABLES" J, L, Stringer, R, R, Bourassa, June, 1968, 50 p, BNWL-749, i 6 BNWL-1000
INSTRUMENTATION (cont )
ELECTRONICS THE EFFECT OF CO-60 IRRADIATION ON PASSIVATED AND NONPASSIVATED AVALANCHE I DIODES BIASED NEAR BREAKDOWN, . I I M, C, Hoitink, December, 1968, 54 p, BNWL-788. A STATE-OF-THE-ART SURVEY OF LOW-LEVEL MULTIPLEXERS, R, E, Mahan, September, 1968. 40 p, BNWL-838, A STATE-OF-THE-ART SURVEY OF THE DATA DISPLAY FIELD, R, E, Mahan- May, 1968, 69 p, BNWL-725, EVALUATING CONTROL AND DATA HANDLING INSTRUMENTATION FOR THE FAST FLUX TEST . I FACILITY /FFTF/. W. R. Markillie, Proceedings of 22nd Annual ISA Conference and Exhibit, September 11-14> 1967, Chicago, Illinois, 12 p,
SUSCEPTIBILITY OF MOS TRANSISTORS TO DAMAGE FROM GAMMA RADIATION. L. D, Philip-p, P. 0, Lauritzen. IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science, v? NS-14, no, 6, December, 1967, pc 284-292, FAST PULSE SIGNAL AYC?iZGING W. E- Wilson, August, 1968. 27 p. BNWL-868.
RADIATION DETECTION PULSE READ ION CHAMBER SYSTEM, L. A, Braby, Health Physics, v9 15, no. 4, 1968, p. 351-356, THE APPLICATION OF SOLID STATE DETECTORS TO ENVIRONMENTAL AND BIOLOGICAL PROBLEMS, J, A, C~spes,N A. Wsgman, H, E, Palmer, R, W. Perkins, Health Physics, v, 15, no, 5, 1968, p. 419-433, CHARACTERICS OF TEFLON-LIF THERMOLUMINESCENT DOSIMETERS. GWR Endres. January, 1968, 21 p. BNWL-74lC
NEUTRON DOSIMETRY STUDIES IN EBR-TT, J. La Jackson, J. A. Ulseth, Nuclear Applications, v. 5, October, 1968, p, 275-282. A WIDE-ANGLE INFRARED RADIOMETER FOR RADIOACTIVE WASTE MONITORING, J. D. Jensen, D, R, Green, April, 1968. 44 p. BNWL-973, AUTOMATIC REAL-TIME AIR SAMPLING OF Kr-85 UTILIZING THE 4096 MEMORY OF A MULTIPARAMETER ANALYZER, J, D. Ludwick, J. J, Lashock, R, En Connally, P, W, Nickola. Review of Scientific Instruments, v- 39, no, 6, June, 1968, p. 853-859. INSTRUMENTATION (cone,)
WHAT CAN BE DETECTED, W, Lo Nicholson, Developments in Applied Spectroscopy, v. 6, 1968, pm101-113m FAST FLUX TEST FACILITY CONCEPTUAL SYSTEM DESIGN DESCRIPTION FOR THE RADIATION MONITORING SYSTEM, NO" 96, M, 0, Rankin, September 6, 1968. 48 pc BNWL-500, Vol. 96,
ISOTOPES
GENERAL RADIATION SOURCES FOR THE NASA-AMES BIOSATELLITE PROGRAM, C. H, Allen, Transactions of the American Nuclear Society, v. 10, no, 2, 1967, pa 453, ISOTOPE PRODUCTION AND AVAILABTLITY FROM POWER REACTORS" Do E, Desnigi, R, Wu MeKee, D. R, Haffner, July, 1968. 150 p. BNWL-716,
REVENUE FROM ISOTOPES COULD REDUCE POWER COSTS, Do E, Deonfgi, C, A, Rohrmann, Lo W, Lang /General Electric/. Nuclear Applications, v, 3, November, 1967,'~.665-678.
PROGRESS REPORTS
PACIFIC NORTHWEST LABORATORY DIVISION OF ISOTOPE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS, QUARTERLY REPORT, BNWL-681 July-September, 1967 R, L. Moore BNWL-680 October-December, 1967 R, L. Moore BNWL-781 January-April, 1968 R, L. Moore (Confidential) BNWL-877 May-July, 1968 KO Drumheller (Confidential) BNWL-924 August-September, 1968 K. DrumhePles (Confidential)
MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTERS
GENERAL SIMPL-1: SIMULATION IMPLEMENTING MACHINE PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE - VERSION I. R, B, Benham. October, 1968, 78 p, BNWL-~~~.
MODIFICATION OF SAND 11, S. Berg, August, 1968, 94 po BNWL-855.
TRW Systems Group, TRM, Hne p, Redondo Beach, California 6 8 BNWL-1000
MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTERS {@onto)
COMPUTER PROGRAMS FOR OPERATION OF THE HIGH TEMPERATURE LATTICE TEST REACTOR /H%LTR/, VOLIJME I, L, D Coffin, S, J Simmons, J. R, Kosorok, C, E, Haines, W- C, Roberts, Dezernber, 1967. 473 pm BNWL-651 Vol I.
COMPUTER PROGRAMS FOR OPERATION OF THE HIGH TEMPERATURE LATTICE TEST REACTOR IHTLTR! VOLUME I1 L, D Coffin, S J, Simmons, J R, Kosorok, C, E, Hafnes, W C Roberrs December, 1967 473 p. BNWL-651 Vol 11,
HEXAGONAL LATTICE COORDINATES B H Duane Nualeax Sclense and Engineering, v, 33, September, 1968, g. 336-339,
AN APPROXIMATION TO A MULTIPLE COMPARISON TEST, Lo L, Eberhardt- Copeia, no, 2, June.5, 1968, p. 314-319.
THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST I,ARORATORY HYBRID COMPUTER SYSTEM, M D, Esickson January, 1968 67 p. BNWL-538.
A SAMPLED COMPUTER GENERATED BINARY HOLOGRAM, So C Kestsn Proceedings of the IEEE, v, 56, no. 3, March, 1968, p, 325-327-
2DB, A TWO-DIMENSIONAL DIFFUSION-BURNUP CODE FOR FAST REACTOR ANALYSIS. W. W, Little, Js-, R, W, HardieL January, 1968. 113 p. BNWL-640 - 2DB, A TWO-DIMENSIONAL FAST REACTOR BURNUP CODE W W Little, Jx , R W. Hardie, Nuclear Science and Engineering,- i 32, 1968, p. 275. 2DB USER'S MANU4L- W W Little, Jx., R W Hardie, July, 1968, 133 p. BNWL-831,
MAX -- A ONE-DIMENSIONAL MAXIMUM HYPOTHETIC.4L ACCIDENT CODE IN FORTRAN-IV. W W- Lntthe, Jr, March, 1968, 57 p. BNWL-612,
DAEBALUS: A CODE TO GENERATE A LINEAR PROGRAMMING SIMULATION OF A NUCLEAR ROWER ECONOMY W I. Neef, Jariusrv, 1968. 41 p. BNWL-796. APPENDIX TO BAEBALUS: A CODE TO GENERATE A LINER PROGRWMING SIMULATION OF A NUCLEAR POWER ECONOMY W, I, Neef, Januawy, 1968, 53 p. BNWL-796 App.
THE CONFORMAL MAPRING OF A ClRCLE ONTO A RECTANGLE A B, Schuber* Novembex, 196gC 47 p. BNWL-901, MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTERS (cont.)
DERIVATION OF EQUATIONS TO DETERMINE FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTIONS OF PARTICLE SIZE. G- A,, Sehmel, Annals of Occupational Hygiene, v, 11, 1968, p. 87-98.. PROGRAM ABH: THE MODIFIED ABH METHOD OF CELL HOMOGENIZATION FOR TEMPEST. Do R, Skeen, July, 196T0 38 p, BNWL-515, JASON: A REACTOR CELL CODE IN FORTRAN I1 OR IV. R, T, Thompson" September, 1967. 60 p. BNWL-482. TRANCO: A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR ESTIMATING THE COST OF ELECTRICAL POWER TRANSMISSION. L. Dc Van Hees, En Lo Kelley, Jr. May, 1968. 34 p. BNWL-743. COMPUTER RETRIEVAL OF CSE MULTIPLEXER DATA. W, R. Weissenberger, E, L. Wells, September, 1967. 35 p. BNWL-693. ANALYSIS AND RETRIEVAL OF PROCESSED GAMMA SPECTRA DATA. E. Lo Wells, W, Re Weissenberger, 1968, 57 p. BNWL-669. MULTIPLEXER CODES FOR THE PDP-7, N, Po Wilburn. February, 1968. 125 p. BNWL-597,
METALS, CERAMICS, AND MATERIALS CORROSION LABORATORY INVESTIGATION ON CONTROLLING CAST IRON GALVANIC CORROSION IN COLUMBIA RIVER WATER, A. P- Larslck, April, 1968, 27 po BNWL-763, ZIRCONIUM HYDRIDE FORMATION IN HANFORD PRODUCTION REACTOR TUBES, W, K, Winegardner, B Griggs. December, 1967" 58 p. BNWL-588. (Confidential)
CRYSTAL STRUCTURE CONTACT MICRORADIOGRAPHY OF GRAPHITE- L. R, BunnelL. Proceedings of ASTM Symposium on Nondestructive Testing of Nuclear Graphite, Boston, ass, June 27, 1967, p. 61-69. MICROAUTORADIOGRAPHIC CHARACTERIZATION OF ROVER BORE COATING INTERFACES, Lo R, Bunnell, August, 1968. 15 po RNWL-737. (Confidential) METALS, CERAMICS, AND M4TERIALS (sont 1
MICRORADTOGRAPHY OF POROSITY IN ROVER FUEL ELEMENTS" L- R Bunnell Jauary, I968 32 p. BNWL-596. (Confldent~al)
ORDERED G R, ZONES IN BCC IRON-GOLD-COPPER S D, Dahlgren --AIME Tranjsztions,- v- 239, November, 1963, pc 1867-1868
THE EFFECT OF HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE ON TYE RECOVERY OF UNIT CELL DIMENSIONS IN IRRADIATED MOLYBDENUM G? LC Kuhclnskl, M E Klssnnger August, 1368, 19 p BNWL-845, 1 HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE INDUCED ANNEALING OF DEFECT CLUSTERS IN IRRADIATED MOLYBDFYUM, G Lo KuPclnsk; , B Masted September, 1968 26 p* BNWL-846, RECRYSTALLIZATION IN ALPYA PLUrONTUM R, Do Nelson Transact%2ns,-- AIME, v, 242, Febxuary, 1968, pu 331-332 THE VARIOUS FORMS OF CARBON R, Ed Nnghtlngale --Fundmentals of Refractory Campounds, 1968, p 203-228 CALCULATIONS OF VACANCY CLUSTER PRODUCTlON IN IRON FOR EBR-XI, DFR, FTR, AND ETR Gn E Russcher, September, 1968 22 p BNWL-819,
DEFORMATION MECHANISMS TN POLvCRfSTALLTNE GRAPHITE 0 D Slagle -JouxnaQf The American Ceramlc Society, v 50, no 10, Oct2be1, 196'. p 495-500
A STUDY OF PHASE EQUILIBRIA WlTH "LUTONIUM-ZLRCONTUM ALLOYS J M Taylor September, 1968 29p BNL-402
DEVELOPMENT, FABRICATION, AND TESTING
MECHANICAL THINNING OF CERAMIC M4TERIALS FOR TRANSMISSION ELECTRON AND OPTICAL MICROSCOPY T E- Bauer, R H Beauchamp Aprlb, A968 15 p, BNWL-652, FABRICATION OF PROMETHIUM-147 OXIDE COMRATTB:LITV CAPSULES. D, W Brlte, R F Bmlen August, 1968 40 p BNWL-810 (Confadentnal) SODIUM JACKET FOR TEMPERATURE EQUALIZATION, Lo E Chulos September, 1968 ,2 p BNWL-862, METALS,- CERAMICS, AND MATERIALS (cont,)
HERF DENSITIES GERAMICS,CERMETS AND COMPOSITES. J, Fa WilPiford, Jr- Ceramic Age, w. 84, no, 12, December, 1968, pm 28-33,
FORMATION OF U02-CARBON MIXTURES Ah'D CARBIDE OR NITRIDE FUEL MATERIAL IN A SPRAY REACTOR, E, A. Coppinger, December, 1968, 39 p, BNWL-843,
SCIENTIFIC EXCHANGE ASSIGNMENT TO J4PAN, A REVIEW AND EVALUATION, J, Lo Daniel April, 1968, 56 p BNWL-724, ELEVATED TEMPERATURE HARDNESS TESTING OF PLUTONIUM-GALLIUM ALLOYS, D, D, Hays, 'March, 1968, 5 p BNWL-682 FORMULATION AND VERIFICATION OF DESIGN CRITERIA FOR ZIRCALOY-2 PRESSURE TUBING, KO R Merckx, Nuclear Engineering and Design, v. 6, 1967, po 440-446,
INJECTION CASTING ALUMINUM - 10 WT% PLUTONIUM FUEL ELEMENTS, G. E Miller, Nuclear Apgllcatisns, v, 5, August, 1968, p. 68-73, ZIRCONIUM ELECTROPLATING ON URANIUM FROM MOLTEN ALKALI FLUORIDE SALTSo D A Nissen, R, W, Stsomatt, June 1, 1968" 30 p3 BNWL-825. HIGH ENERGY-RATE FORMING OF FIBROUS COMPOSITESm R. K, Robinson, Fiber Strengthened Metalllc Composites, 1967, p. 107-123- DERIVATION OF A SINTERING CORRECTION FACTOR FOR FAST OXIDE FUELS. E, G> Stevens, Nuclear Applications, v, 5, December, 1968, p. 410-416,
NON-DESTRUCTIVE TESTING EDDY CURRENT SLIDE RULE, R. LA Brawn, Materials Evahuatnan, vc 26, no. 6, June, 1968, po 120-123, INFRARED TESTING OF BONDS ON NIOBIUM CARBIDE COATED GRAPHITE SUPPORT BLOCKS. C. K, Day Apx-11, 1968 58 p, BNWL-787, (Confidential) AN ULTRASONIC SYSTEM FOR TESTING KSOTOPE HEAT CAPSULES, B, E, Dozes, March, 1968, 27 pa BNWL-649, METALS, CERAMICS, AND MATERIALS (eont,)
PROTOTYPE ULTRASONIC THICKNESS TEST FOR NbC COATING ON NbC-GRAPHITE t COMPOSITE, C, E Fitch, Js May, I968 22p. BNWL-839. (Confidential) INFRARED TESTING OF BONDS BETWEEN GRAPHITE AND PROTECTIVE COATINGS. D R Green, C, K- Day --Proceedings of Graphite Symposium of the -1967 Nations1 ASTM Convention, g, 4-17. PRINCIPLES AND APPLICATTONS OF EMXTTANCE INDEPENDENT INFRARED NON- DESTRUCTIVE TESTING- D R G~een*- Applned Op+i~s,-- September, 1968, vo 7, no, 9, g 1779-1'89c THERMAL SURFACE IMPEDANCE METHOD FOR NON-DESTRUCTIVE TESTING, D- R, Green. Materials Evaluation, v. 25, no, 10, October, 1967. p. 231-236,
AN IN SITU WELD DEFECT DETECTOR ACOUSTIC EMISSIONG W D Jolly. September, 2968 26 p, BNWL-817, ACOUSTIC EMISSION OF ZIRCALOY-2 DURING TENSILE AND FATIGUE LOADING. T, E, Michae-1s August, 1968. 29 p. BNWL-727. EDDY CURRENT TEST PATTERN RECOGNITTON PROGRAM? R, N, Ord, R L Richardson, November, 1968, 43 p, BNWL-942, NONDESTRUCTIVE TEST!NG OF ISOTOPE CONTAINMENT CAPSULES, PHASE I, SNAP-21 AND SNAP-23 R, W, Steffens, H, N Pedersen, F Ma Coffman, January, 1968, 28 p BNWL-525
NONDESTRUCTIVE TESTING QF ISOTOPE CONTAINMENT CAPSULES: REMOTE ULTRASONIC TEST STATION UT-40 R, W, Steffens, F M Coffma? Navember, 1968, 41 p, BNWL-918 NONDESTRUCTIVE TESTING OF ISOTOPE CONTAINMENT CAPSULES SNAP-15A. Ra W- Steffens, F M Coffman. January, 1968, 24 p. BNWL-529, MULTICHANNEL EDDY CURRENT TUBZNG TESTER H. L Libby, C R Wandllng, May 28, 1968, 30 p. BNWL-765.
PROPERTIES
ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY OF URANIUM DIOXIDE, J- L, Bates, Cc A Hlnman, T Kawada, Journal of American Ceramic Society, im50, no. 12, December, i967, p, 652-656, 23 BNWL- 1000 METALS, -CERAMICS, AND MATERIALS (conto)
LOW-TEMPERATURE HYDRLDING OF ZIRCALOM-2 AND TITANIUM IN AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS, Lo A, Charlat, Ro E, Westerman Electrochemical Technology, v. 6, no 3-4, March-April, 1968, p 132-137, STOICHIOMETRY EFFECTS IN MOLTEN CENTER, OXIDE FUELS-OXYGEN REDISTRIBUTION AND THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY EFFECTS, J9 A, Christensen, Do R DeHalas, G, R, Horn, Proceedings of AIME Nuclear Metallurgy Spposaum - 'High Temperature Nuclear Fuels', Delavan, Wisconsin, October 3-5, 1966, p 185-206. SUPERPLASTICITY OF UNALLOYED BETA PLUTONIUM, So D, Dahlgren -Transact~ons, Alme, v- 242, January, 1968, p. 126-132, EVALUATION OF KAOLITE-20 INSULATING CASTABLE N C, Davis, May, 1.968- 58 po BNWL-797, EVALUATION OF UNARCOBOARD-36 STRUCTURAL INSULATING PANELS. N C, Da ;IS, May, 1968, 40 p BNWL-809 THE THERMAL DIFFUSIVLTY AND THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY OF STOICHIOMETRIC (uOe 8Pu@,2)020 R, L, Gibby. May, 1968, 39 p, BNWL-704, CHARACTERIZATION OF RECENTLY DEVELOPED HIGH TEMPERATURE POLYMERS: RADIATION RESISTANCE OF POLYTMIDE AT ELEVATED TEMPERATURES, N, R, Gordon, N, R, Langley, July, 1968, 8 po BNWL-866, VISCOELASTHC EVALUATION OF SILICONE RUBBER AND ETHYLENE PROPYLENE, N, R, Gordon January, 1968 33 p, BNWL-736, SPALLATION THRESHOLD TESTS ON NiOBIUM, TANTALUM, AND ZIRCONIUM, G- & Hanneman Sepaembex, 1968, 12 p, BNWL-756, APPLICATIONS OF FRACTURE MECHANICS IN EVALUATING THE INITIATION AND PROPAGATION OF BRITTLE FRACTURE IN REACTOR STRUCTURAL COMPONENTS. R" G Hssg7and, A L Bement, R, G, Rowem Proceedings of ASTM Syngosiqn--- on The Effects of Radaation on Structural Metals, Atlantic Cnty, New Jersey, June 29-July 1, 1966, p. 328-345,
A CONSIDERATION OF HIGH NTGKEJ CONTENT ALLOYS FOR FTR CORE STRUCTURAL MATERIALS R, N, Johnson, E A Kovacewich, R, A, Moen, August, 1968, 45 p, BNWL-748, THE EFFECT OF HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE ON THE RECOVERY OF ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF IRRADIATED MOLYBDENUM, Go Lo Kulcmnskl, July, 1968, 38 pm BNWL-844, 2 4 BNWL-1000
------METALS, CERAMICS, AND MATERIALS (eon+ , j
THE EFFECT OF HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE ON THE RECOVERY OF IRRADIATION INDUCED HARBNESS IN MOLYBDENUM, G, L, Kulc~nsk?~September, 1968. 14 p BNWL-847,
STATUS OF THORIUM FUEL TECHNOLOGY, R Dm Leggett, R. S Kernpe~, August, 1968, 187 p. BNWL-861,
A PROGRAM FOR CALCULATING THE STEADY-STATE DEFORMATION RATES FOR CYLINDRICAL FUEL ELEMENTS K R, Mecck January, 1968 32 p BNWL-663, FAST FLUX TEST FACILITY MATERIALS DESIGN DATA- R, A. Moen, October, 1968, 124 p. BNWL-891 CONCLUDING PROGRESS REPORT, A STUDY OF TUNGSTEN-TECHNETIUM ALLOYS, October I, 1966-August 1, 1968 R G, Nelson, D, P. O'Keefe September, 1968, 58 pc BNWL-865, GRAPHITE: ADVANTAGES, LIMITATIONS, AND APPLICATIONS, R. E, N~ghtlngale -Proceedings of AIME High Temperature Nuclear Fuels Meetlng, Delevan, Wisc~nsln,October 3-5, 1966, p 11-28. PROPERTIES OF Pu-Zr DIPPER ALLOYS, J, G, Pace, H R. Cardner, February, 1368& 53 p, BNWL-401, (Sersetj COMMENTS ON "EFFECT OF POROSITY AND CR'USTALLINE ORIENTATION ON YOUNGtS MODULUS OF ARTIFICIAL GRAPHITE I' 0, Do Slagle Journal of Nuclear Materials,-- v, 24, no. 2, November, 1967, p. 234-236
SUPERCONDUCTIVITY CRITIC4L CURRENT DENSTTIES IN Ti-Y ALLOYS J B, Verrano. G La Guthrle, H. E. Kissinger, J L, BramhaP1, B, Mastel Jo~~rnaiaf Applied Physics,- v, 39, no, 6, May, 1968, g. 2524-2528- SUPERCONDUCTTVITL IN HYDRIDES WITH A-15 STRUCTIJRE, J, B, Vetrano, G L Guthrie, H E- Kissnnger, Physics-- Letters, v. 26A, n9, 1, December, 1967 p, 45-46, RADIATION EFFECTS PROCEEDINGS OF AEC-INDUSTRY MEETING ON IRRADIATION EFFECTS ON REACTOR STRUCTURAL MATERIALS. A, L Bemen*, LC E Steele December, i967, 91 pq BNWL-609, METALS, CERAMICS, AND MATERIALS (conk,)
THE EFFECTS OF NEUTRON IRRADIATION ON THE ELEVATED TEMPERATURE MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF NICKEL-BASE AND REFRACTORY METAL ALLOYS,
CORRELATION OF RADIATION DAMAGE TO MATERIALS FOR FFTF, R, E, Dahl, G, Em Russ~her~March, 1968, 15 p, BNWL-667, NUCLEAR RADIATION DOSE RATE INFLUENCE ON THERMOCOUPLE CALIBRATIONn G, J, Dau, R, R, Bourassa, S, C, Keeton, Nuclear Applications, v, 5, November, 1968, g 322-328, PLUTONIUM IRRAITATLON EXPERIMENTS IN RRTR AND EBWR, F- G Dawson, P, H Kier, S. Goldsmith, J. W, Kutcher, Transactions of the American Nuclear -. Society, v, 10, no, 2, 1967, p. 500. THE EFFECTS OF IRRADIATION ON BORON CARBIDE /A LITERATURE REVIEW/, T, W, Evans, February, 1968, 52 p. BNWL-679, CREEP MEASUREMENT DURING NEUTRON IRRADIATION- ED R- Gilbert, No E, Haxdlng, Go La Hood, Transactfons of the American Nuclear Society, v. 10, no, 2, 1969, p* 503-504, EXPERIMENT DESCRIPTION .WD HAZARDS EVALUATION FOR THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST LABORATORY MIXED OXIDE /UOz- Pu02/ IRRADIATIONS IN EBR-11, Task A, SUBTASK I IRRADIATIONS, J, E, Hanson, July, 1968? 203 p, BNWL-650, EFFECT OF FAST REACTOR IRRADIATION ON THE TENSILE PROPERTIES OF TYPE 304 STAINLESS STEEL, J, J, Holmes, 3%E Irvrn, Transactions of the American Nuclear Society, v 10, no" 2, 1967, p 487-488 ELEVATED TEMPERATURE IRRADIATION HARDENING IN AUSTENTIC STAINLESS STEEL, J. J. Holmes, R E Robbins, J L, Brimhall, B, Mastel. Acta Metallurglca, v. 16, no, 7, July, 1968, pa 955-967, THE NATURE AND ENGINEERING SIGNIFICANCE OF RADIATION DAMAGE TO VARIOUS STAINLESS STEEL ALLOYS, J, Em Trvin, A L, Bement- Proceedings of ASTM in the Third International Symposium on the Effects of Radiation on Structural Metals, Atlantic City, New Jersey, June 29-July 1, 1966, p. 278-327, 26 BNWL- 1000
METALS, CERAMICS, AND MATERIALS (csnt.)
EXPLORATION OF THE PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH THE NEUTRON IRRADIATION OF SAMPLES UNDER HlGH HYDROSTATIC PRESSURES, G, L, Kulcxnski, May, 1968 88 po RNWL-613, IMPROVED POSTIRRADlATION TENSILE AND STRESS-RUPTURE PROPERTIES OF HASTELLOY X- 280, I, S Levy, K R Wheelex Pco~eedlngsof the ASTM Sympssium on the Effezts 3f Radlation on Structural Metals, Atlantic City, N. J , June 23-Ju?y 1 , 1966, pa 458-486, THE EFFECTS OF NEUTRON ;.RRADIATTON ON THE TENSILE PROPERTIES OF ANNEALED "YPE 410 Sta~nlessSteel A, J, Lovell, R E Robblns Transactions sf the American Nuclear Soclery, v 10, n9 2, 1967, p, 489-490. GRAPHITE IRRADIATTON4 IN EBR-11: CAPSULES BG-I, BG-2, AND BG-3, A- L Patner May, 1968 20 p, BNWL-740" POSTBRRADIATION TENSZLE PROPERTIES OF ANNEALED AND COLD WORKED AISI 304 STAINLESS STEEL. R E. Robb~ns,3 J Hoimes, J, E, Irvin, Transactions of the Amerlcsn Nucleap---- So-iety, v 10, no, 2, 1967, p, 488-489, THE CREEP OF ANNEALED 304 STAINLESS STEEL DURING IRRADIATION AND ITS ENGINEERING SIGNIFICANCE J, A, Wllilams, J W Carter, Proceedings of ASTM Symposium on -the Effects 3f Radlation on Structural Metals, Atlantic City, New Jepsey .Iun:?9-~ul~ 1, 1966, p 149-160,
GENERAL
EPR FREQIlEh ''l SELECTIVE LTMTTER T, R 8~1:etes Proceedings of the IEEE, vo 55, no* 5, March, 1968, p 370-.371, STIMULATED GR7LLOUIN SCATTERING IN PIEZOELECTRIC SEMICONDUCTORS R, L Gcrdon -Jaurnsl of Applied Physics, v, 39, no.1, January, 3968, p 306-3:3 COMMENTS ON THE PERCEPTION OF THE RANGE OF A SOUND SOURCE OF UNKNOWN STRENGTH, D, C Greene Journal of zhe Aczustlcal Society of America, v 44, nr 2, August, 1968, p 634, PHYSICS (cont , )
A METHOD FOR CALCULATION OF GROUP AVERAGED RESONANCE PARAMETERS, Jo H, Nail, J. R, Sheff, A, H. Robinson, Transactions of the American Nuclear Society, v" 10, no, 2, 1967, po 582-3,
PRESSURE DEPENDENCE OF THE XENON CONTINUUM RADIATION DECAY RATE, LC L, Nichols, W, Valf, Journal of Chemical Physics, v. 49, no, 2, July, 1968, p" 814-817,
A REVIEW OF LARGE POLARONS IN THE LOW TEMPERATURE LIMIT AND OF SMALL POLARONS IN THE HIGH TEMPERATURE LIMIT, R, A Sevenich October, 9968, 58 p, BNWL-903,
ACCELERATORS
THE LASER ELECTRON ACCELERATOR AS A NEUTRON SOURCE, D- W, Glasgow, April, 1968, 33 p, BNWL-684
OPTICAL LIFETIME MEASUREMENTS USING A POSITIVE ION VAN DE GRAAFF ACCELERATOR, L Lo Nichols, W E Wilson, Applied Optics, v, 7, no, 1, January, 1968, p- 167-170,
BEAM CURRENT REGULATOR, E, M Sheen, W, A, Glass, Co A, Ratcliffe, Review of Scientific Instruments, v, 39, no, 9, September, 1968, p. 1263-1265.
ELEMENTARY PARTICLES AND RADIATIONS
PLUTONIUM DIOXIDE GAMMA ATTENUATION MEASUREMENTS THROUGH STEEL Lo W, Brackenbush, July, 1968, 16 pc BNWL-871,
HIGH-RESOLUTION MONOCWROMATTZATION OF NEUTRONS AND X-RAYS BY MULTIPLE BRAGG REFLECTION? D, A, Kottwitz, Aeta Cgstallognaphica, v, A24, Pt. 1, January, 1968, p 117-126,
EXTREME DAMPING OF SINGLE-PARTICLE WAVE FUNCTIONS IN THE NUCLEAR INTERIOR. R, E, Schenrer Physical Review Letters, v, 18, no, 12, March 20, - 1967, p, 465-468,
NEUTRON PHYSICS
THE DYNAMICS OF LIQUID H20 AND D20 AND SOLID H20 FROM THE INELASTIC SCATTERING OF EPITMEWAL NEUTRONS 0" K, Hasling, Proceedings of IAEA Symposium on Neutron Inelastic Scattering, Copenhagen, Denmark, May 20-24, 1968, pa 507-519, PHYSICS (rsnt . ) SLOW NEUTRON INELASTIC SCATTERING AND THE DYNAMICS OF HEAVY WATER, 0, KO Hasllng ----Mdcisar Science and Engineering,-- v, 33, July, 1968, p, 41-50,
NUCLEAR PROPERTIES AND REACTIONS MINIMUM CRITICAL "?"w ENRICHMENT FOR UMNiL NITRATE-HYDROGENOUS SYSTEMS, S R, Blerman, G M WSSS Trsn53c:~~ns- zf the American- Nuclear
Soc~ety,1 10, nc 2. 196', p 539-540- MINIMUM CRITICAL U-235 ENRICHMENT OF HOMOGENEOUS HYDROGENOUS URANYL NITRATE SYSTEMS, S R, Bierman, G, M Heas, Nuclear Science and Engineering, p- V, 32, 1968, p 134-139 STUDIES OF CRITICAL ASSEMBLIES OF hOMOGENEOUS MiXTURES OF PLUTONIUM OXIDE AND POLYSTYRENE, En D, Clayton, L E Hansen, A M Bnxter. Transactions of the Amerncan Nuclear Sa:1$cy,- 11 10, na 2, 1967, p 536 CRITICALITY OF ARRAYS OF U-233 SOLUTION. Re C, Lloyd, E Claytm Nucledr Apgllcatlsns, 4, March, B ---- v 1968, p. 136-141 CRITICALITY OF HETEROGENEOUS ARRAYS UNDERGOTNG DISSOLUTION, C, R Ra~hey Nuclear Scaence dnd Engineering, v 31, January, ------1968, p 40-48
THEORETICAL ANALYSES OF HOMOGENEOUS PLUTONIUM CRITTCAL EXPERIMENTS C R, Rlchey Nu: [ear 3clen:e and --Engineer~ng, ----- v, 31, no I, January, 1968, p 32-39?
--REACTOR TECHNOLOGY---- GENERAL
SURVEY OF REACTOR FACILITIES FOR PRESSURE TUBE IRRADIATION. P, A AT$, E N, Heck, C, H M~Jllron N~~~~ernber,1968, 48 p, BNWL-872, THEORY OF CORROSION PRODUCT GENFRATLON, DTSFERSION, AND ACTIVATION PROCESSES, J, W, Bart 1 ett May, 1968 99 p BNWL-676 ANALYSIS OF FTR CONTROL ROD EXPERIMENTS PERFORMED IN NPR-3, ASSEMBLY 48 AND 48A0 S, L Engstrom R 4 Bennert* Transactions of the American Nuclear Soc~eTy,i 10, n3 2, 1m,D" 528-529 REACTOR TECHNOLOGY [cant,)
PLUTONIUM FUEL IRRADIATlONS KN ?RTR -- PRESENT ST-ATUS M D, Freshley, T B BurXey, S, Goldsm~Ph, Transactions of the American Nuclear ---Socaety, -- 90, no, 2, 1967, p 518, TOTAL ENERGY DEPOSITTON RATES TN A GRAPHITE MODERATOR WITH TWO DIFFERENT FUELS, G E, Hansan. August 30, 1968 35 po BNWE-898
A REVIEW OF PARTTGLE TRANSPORT IN A CONDENSING STEM ENVIRONMENT T W H~rs? June 24, 1968 45 p BNWL-848
NUCLEAR REACTOR SYSTEM NOISE ANALYSIS, DRESDEN 1 REACTOR, COMMONWEALTH EDISON COMPANY, Po H Huttan October, 1968 a9 p, BNWL-869,
DESIGN AND FABRICATION OF A SODIUM PURIFBC4TION LOOP V Po Keiiy; T J en Augus?, 1968, 40 p, BNWL-812,
COVER GAS IMRURITTES IN SODlUM-COOKED REACTORS: LTTERATURE SURVEY, H, P, MaEfel" August, 6968 23 p BNWL-849
CLOFMO: A CODE FOR COMMUNICATING REACTOR MASS BALANCE DATA TO REACTOR ECONOMICS CODES J. H Nail Ju~e,1968 41 p BNWL-770,
A SURVEY OF REACTOR-NOISE TTME-ANALYSS METHODS, N, Pas1110 August, 1968. 49 p BNWL-875
CORROSION AND WEAR SURVEILLUCE IN THE PLUTONIUM RECYCLE TEST REACTOR THROUGH DECEMBER, A967 R, B, Rlchma.n, G W Ra413;k, July-, 1968 25 po BNWL-726
CAPCOST: A PROGRAM TO CALCULATE ESCALATED NUCLEAR POWER PLANT CAPITAL COSTS, T A" Shqnk: E L Ke1,ey Jr, , J B. Busnham, Jr July, 1968. 20 p. BNWL-822,
A STUDY OF HYDRAULIC AND NUCLEAR STABTLITY OF BOTLING WATER PARALLEL FLOW CHANNEL REACTOR SYSTEMS Jb R Worden, D- S Rove, PC Jo Dlonne February, 1968 176 p BNWL-57d
FAST FLUX TEST FACILITY
RADIOACTIVE MASS TRMLSPORT Ir\T FFTF DRIMAIZk PIPING W, F Brehm 4ugust, 1968 36pc BNWL-808.
NOBLE GAS RELEASE T0 FTR COVER GAS W 6, Bunch Ma.rl-'5, 1968 15 p BNWL- "44 BNWL-1000
REACTOR TECHNOLOGY (cont,] PRELIMINARY RELIABILITY ANALYSIS OF THE PRIMARY ELECTRICAL POWER SYSTEM, SYSTEM II, 0, B, Montelth, February, 1968, 17 p. BNWL-691. TECHNICAL BASES FOR FFTF OPEN TEST POSITION AND CLOSED-LOOP INSTRUMENTATION. J- J, Regimbal April, 1968 '75 p, BNWL-779,
DESIGN AND EVALUATION DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT QUALITY ASSURANCE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE FFTF, W. G Albert Ostober 23, 1968 56 p. BNWL-510, DESIGN SAFETY CRITERIA FOR THE FAST FLUX TEST FACILITY /NUCLEAR PROOF TEST FACILITY/, J. W Wagen, June J.7, I968 36pc BNWL-823, CONCEPTUAL SYSTEM DESIGN DESCRIPTION FOR THE SODIUM RECEIVING AND PROCESSING SYSTEM NO 81a C, W, Hlgby, R, G Baumgartel, July 9, 1968, 110 p. BNWL-500 Vol, 81 FABRICATION, CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALLATION QUALITY ASSURANCE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE FFTF, M, H, Meuser, J, A Perry- March 15, 1968, 60 p, BNWL-511" PRELIMINARY RELIABILITY ANALYSIS FOR FFTF SAFETY CIRCUITS, 0, 3, Manselthe March, 1968, 41 p, BNWL-661,
PRELIMINARY ELIABILITS PREDICTTON FOR THE FFTF CONCEPTUAL BUILDING ELECTRICAL POWER SYSTEM, SYSTEM 12, 0 B, Montelth, August, 1968 58 p* BNWL-813, CONCEPTUAL SYSTEM DESIGN DESCRIPTION FOR THE PRIMARY ELECTRICAL POWER SYSTEM NO, II, D, T, Thonn, January, 1968 49 p, BNWL-500, Vol, 11, FAST FLUX TEST FACILYTY CRITERIA FOR CONTAINMENT, No G W~ttenbsock December, 1967, 28 pa BNWL-607,
ENGINEERING AND EQUIPMENT FUEL DUCT AND CLOSED LOOP VENDOR QUALIFICATION PROGRAM REPORT OF VISITS TO POTENTIAL VENDOR PLANTS R, C Aungst Msr~h,1968 38 g BMWL-695,
NPTR HEAT TRANSFER ANALYSTS Q LC Ra-rd H C- F Rlpfel April, 1968- 14 p, BNWL-766, I * d 0 vr 3 - U vr cd k - zr, a,co u 3 a I4 om $3 a -me- d*dUk e:aa, W -k .P UXOZO 2gx -$ cn -GO zidf CL QOF: .-c 0 JU -+to W -wdd 3kcd.4 r( La, mz3 ?c a, gu-4 brnOk4d & ",-I x 32 BNWL-1000 REACTOR TECHNOLOGY (conto) SURVEY OF CANDIDATE STATIC SEALING MECHANISMS FAST FLUX TEST FACILITY CLOSED LOOP AND DRIVER FUEL DUCT APPLICATIONS R, KolowiTh March, 1965 82 p BNWL-689, FAST FLUX TEST FACILITY CLOSED LOOP DEVELOPMENT 6V'JD TESTING PROGRAM, R, Kolowith, November, 1968 70 p BNWL-852, INSULATION OF THE FFTF CLOSED LOOP TUBES, G R Sawtelle- November, 1968 31 p BNWL-755,
FAST FLUX TEST FACILITY EVALUATION OF CONCE2TUAL FEATURES FOR THE REACTOR REFUELING SYSTEM, B, M Walley, W E Cawley, C R Nash, C La Pecklnpaugh, March 1967, 39 p BNWL-683 CONSIDERATIONS ON THE USE OF FUEL MOTION RESTRECTORS IN THE FTR FUEL PINS, A. E Waltas, J W Hagan, J E. Hanson, Lo A, Pembes. November, 1967 55 p BNWL-623
PHYSICS EVALUATION OF NPTR'IFTR NEUTRONICS DIFFERENCES, Q, L, Baird, S L Engstmm April, 1968, 20 p, BNWL-762, A STEAM COOLED FAST BREEDER REACTOR PARAMETRIC SURVEY- G, J, Busselman, R H Holeman Transactions of the American Nuclear Ssclety, v 10, no 2, 1967, p" 533-534,
STEAM-COOLED FAST BREEDER POWER REACTORS PARAMETRIC DESIGN STUDIES, J- C Fox, D, F Azse, K R Wrse, S Jo Altschuler, Go J Busselman. R H Holeman A~I-11,1968, 78 p BNWL-713, PARAMETRIC SCRAM TRANSIENT ANALYSES FOR THE FFTF FAST REACTOR, J, W Hagan, A PadlBla, G A Wcsth, November, 1967, 27 p. BNWL-657 BINDING EFFECTS ON REACTIVITY CHANGE FOR TRANSlTlONS FROM SOLID TO LIQUID PHASE IN A FAST REACTOR SYSTEM, R, E, Sshenter A. G Gibbs Aprll, 1968 26 p BNWL-717, REACTOR TECHNOLOGY--- Tzm* 1
FAST FLUX------TEST FACILITY PROGRESS &PORTS FAST FLUX TEST FACILITY DEVELOPMENT MONTHLY PROGRESS REPORT, F, W Woodfae!d BNWL-615 Oct3ber, I967 RNWL- 798 February, I968 BNWL-666 Derember, 1967 BNWL-747 March, 1968 BNWL-694 Jmuary, 1968 BNWL-803 June, 1968
FAST FLUX TEST F4CILITY QUARTERLY PROGRESS REPORT, APRIL, MAY, JUNE, 1968 E R Astley Ort~bes,1968 453 p BNWL-880
-HEAVY WATER REACTORS FUEL CYCLE COSTS FOR HEAW WATER REACTORS. C, H, WLoomst~s June 24, 1968 34 p BNWL-833
RESULTS OF HEAVY WATFR REACTQR CALCULATIONS MADE WITH SWEDISH CODES, BOP AND BIOP, J, B, Burnham June, 1968 31 p, BNWL-802
HEAVY WATER MODERATED REACTOR DESTGN STUDSES STATE-OF-THE-ART SURVEY, K R, Wlse, W W Wzddel, October, 1948- 81 p, BNWL-854,
HEAVY WAXER REACTORS---- PROGRESS PREPORGS HEAVY WATER REACTOR PROGRAM, MONTHLY ACTIVITIES REPORT- H Harty, Manager BNWL-608 July, Aug $967 BNWL-745 Februaxy, 6968 BNWL-627 September, 6967 BNWL-969 March, 1968 BNWL-631 Octsber, 196" BNWL-794 Apri 1, 1968 BNWL-688 December, 1967 BNWL- 840 May, 1968 BNWL- '03 Jmua ry , 1968 BNWL-888 June, 1968
REACTOR FUELS
TUBULAR FUEL ELEMENT WITH INTEGRAL TARGET FCTR EXPERIMENT Re A, Bennett, D F Newman, A D V%ughn, L C, Davenport, D, E Robertson, C C Bennett June 1, 5968 72 p, BNWL-834
STOICHIOMETRV EFFECTS IN OXTDE NUCLEAR FUELS, 1, POWER RATING REQUIRED FOR MELTING AND OXYGEN REDISTRIBUTION IN MOLTEN CENTER U02 FUELS, J, A, Ghrl sf enaen December, 196", 112 p, BNWL-536
PLUTONIUM FUEL FQR POWER REACTORS HM THE 1970'~~ J 6- Fox %wcr-- --Magzzane, ------Becembe: 1967, 5 pc REACTOR TECHNOLOGY (cont , )
PROGRESS REPORT ON FUEL RE-USE, 11: ANALYSIS OF FOUR FAST-THERMAL REACTOR COMPLEXES, R, J? HennSgo J, Ha Nail, July, 1968- 93 p, BNWL-254.
PHOENIX FUEL PROGRAM PROGRESS REPORT, Do Do Lannlng, Go J Busselman, November, 1967, 133 p, BNWL-635.
COMPARATIVE COSTS OF OXIDE FUEL ELEMENTS, VOLUME 2, PROCESS FACILITY DESCRIPTION AND COST ESTIMATES, L, G, Merker, J, B, Burnham, D. E, Deonigi, December, 1966, 77 pa BNWL-273, Vol 2,
EXPERIMENT DESCRIPTION AND HAZARDS E"ALtJATI0N FOR THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST LABORATORY MIXED OXIDE (U02-Pu02] CAPSULES FOR INSERTION IN SUBASSEMBLY XOll , Lo A, Pember, August, 1968- 54 p. BNWL-841.
SHORT-TERS DYNAMIC EFFECTS ON THE UTILIZATION OF PLUTONIUM AS A REACTOR FUEL .. J. R, Sheff July, 1967 53 p. BNWL-475.
RODCOST: A PROGRAM FOR CALCULATING THE COST OF FABRICATING U02 AND Pu02-U02 FUEL RODS AS A FUNCTION OF DESIGN? G- L Simmons, B. M Cole, Jc B. Burnham, Jr. June, 1968. 23 p. BNWL- 789
CRITICAL EXPERIMENTS WITH PHOENIX FUEL IN AN MTR-MOCKUP, R, I, Smith, E- C, Davls, Js,, LC D. Williams. Transactions of the American Nuclear Society, v, 10, no. 2, 1967, po 1,
CONSIDERATIONS ON THE MEDIA FOR DECAY STORAGE OF FUEL ELEMENTS. We KO Winegardnes November, 1968, 40 p, BNWL-909,
PHOENIX FUEL EVALUATION IN A MARITIME REACTOR DESIGN, K, R. Wlse, U* R Jenqunn, October, 1968. 38 p. BNWL-851,
FAST RE4CTOR FUELS
POTENTIAL FFTF ALLOY FUELS ~ W, J, Bailey, Do T Aase, P D- Cohn, December, 1967, 106 p, BNWL-514,
POTENTIAL FFTF CARBIDE FUELS- W, Jn Bailey, P D Cohn, December, 1967. 91 pn BNWL-513,
STATUS AND EVALUATION OF MIXED JXTDE FUEL, W J, Baaley, Apral, 1968, 94 p, BNWL-645 BNWL- 1000
REACTOR TECHNOLOGY (cont, )
NITRIDE FUELS FOR FAST BREEDER REACTORS: FUEL CYCLE CONSIDERATIONS. J F Fletcher, J Greenborg, February, 1968, 94 p, BNWL-606, 2 3 * 2 3 '3 CQMPARISON OF U'?'O~,U 02, AND Ru N FUELED CONES FOR FAST COMPACT REACTORS, R M, Hiatt January, 1968 99 p, BNWL-605, (Confidential)
REACTOR FUELS PROGRESS REPORTS
PLUTONTUM UTILTZATTON PROGRAM ANNUAL REPORT - FISCAL YEAR 1967, F G Dawssn January, 1968 268 po BNWL-624
PLUTONIUM UTTLIZATTON PROGRAM TECHNICAL ACTIVITIES QUARTERLY REPORT, F Gm Dawssn BNWL-654 September, October, November, 1967, BNWL- 739 December, 1967, January, February, 1968, BNWL-828 March, April, May, 1968, BNWL-90' June, July, August, 1968,
REACTOR PHYSICS
REVIEW OF PHYSICS METHODS USED FOR COMPUTING THE KINETIC BEHAVIOR OF LARGE POWER REACTORS, N En Carter January, 1968, 406 p- BNWL-738,
DETERMINATION OF RELATIVE BURNUP BY GAMMA SCANNING EBWR FUEL RODS, D E Chsrstensan, E S Murphy April, 1968. 35 p. BNWL-653,
PROTEUS: A COMPUTER CODE TO EXTEND THE BURNUP DATA FROM A POINT BURNUP CODE - E A Eschbach, D E, Deonigi, M, F Kannlnen, June, 1968, 86 p, BNWI - 850,
TEMPERATURE COEFFICTENTS OF Pu0,-U03-H,0 LATTICES" S Kobayashu, V- Q TJzt~nen. Trsnsactlons of the American Nuclear --Sscie~y, ; - ?O, no 2, 196", g 564-565 POWER TESTS WITH THE Ua2 2 wt% PuOi BATCH CORE IN THE PRTR, J W Kastcher, R E Hrsrns, R, I, Smith, Transactions of the Amer;-an-- Nuc?csr Socaety,-- -- J 90, no, 2, 1967, pc 517-518,
PCTR INTEGRAL MEASUREMENTS OF Pu-239 ALPHA IN FAST SPECTRA, D- D Lanning G J Busselman, C, L, Bennett, Do F, Newman, So R, B~esman Agr~l15 1968, 42 pc BNWL-774, 36 BNWL- 1000
REACTOR TECHNOLOGY-- (cont.) EFFECT OF ITERATING ON THE ELASTIC REMOVAL CROSS SECTION IN MULTIGROUP FAST REACTOR SPECTRA CALCULATIONS W, W, Little, JR , R W. Hardle. Transactions of the American Nuclear Soclety, v, 10, no, 2, 1967, po 527-528,
RIBOT: A PHYSICAL MODEL FOR LIGHT-WATER LATTICES CALCULATIONS, P Lsizza, February, 1968 39 p- BNWL-735,
A NEW TECHNIQUE FOR THE DETERMINATION OF RATIOS OF EFFECTIVE CROSS SECTIONS FROM BURNUP DATA, R P Matsen, Nuclear Selenee and Engineering, v, 32, no. 2, May, 1968, p? 267-2?0
THE EXPERIMENTAL DETERMINATION OF FAST FISSION EFFECT IN GRAPHITE MODERATED, WATER COOLED, SLIGHTLY ENRICHED URANIUM LATTICES.. Dm F, Newman, M P, Pervlch, Ns-dember, 1967, 14 pn BNWL-633,
PCTR MEASUREMENT OF kx FQR URANIUM-LZTHIUM SUPERCELL, D, F, Newman, December 20, 1967 '71 p, BNWL-622,
REACTOR PHYSICS DATA FOR THE UTILIZATION OF PLUTONIUM IN THERMAL POWER REACTORS, L, C. Schmfd, B. R- Leonard, Rb C, LlikaPa, R, I, Smith, May 28, 1968, 142 p BNWL-801
REACTIVITY WORTH OF A CENTRAL SAFETY ROD WITH AND WITHOUT AN INTERNAL SCATTERER . V, 0- Uotinen, A L, Pltner, February, 1968, 21 po BNWL-618,
PCTR MEASUREMENT OF km FOR URANIUM-BISMUTH SUPERCELL, A, D, Vaughn, February I, I968 48 p- BNWL-692.
PCTR MEASUREMENTS OF km FOR URANIUM-THORIA SUPERCELL, A, Do Vaughn, R M, Flelschman, July 31, 1968, 59 po BNWL-792
. REACTOR PHYSICS PROGRESS REPORTS
REACTOR PHYSICS DEPARTMENT T~HNIC~LACKVITIES QUARTERLY REPORT, BNWL-534 April, May, June, 1967- F, Go Dawson, BNWL-634 July, August, September, 1967, F Go Dawson, et al. BNWL-685 October, N3vember, December, 1967, F, Go Dawson, Po L, Hofmann BNWL-775 January, February, March, 1968" F, Go Dawson, R, L Hofmann, BNWL-887 ApskR, May, June, 1968 F, G, Dawson, 3 BNWL- PO00
ROCKET AND RAMJET PROPULSION-- -- PROGRESS REPORTS
FUELED GRAPHITE STUDIES QUARTERLY PROGRESS REPORT, (Confidential) BNWL-617 July, August, September, 1967, BNWL-73.1 Octabes, November, December, 1967 BNlYL- 798 January, February, Marzh, 1968, BNWL-853 Apsal, May, June, 1968 BNWL-934, July, August, September, 1968,
SPACE APPLICATXONS
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PROGRESS REPORTS
SPACE ELECTRIC POWER PROGRAM, SPACE NUCLEAR SYSTEMS DIVISION, QUARTERLY PROGRESS REPORT, [Confidential) BNWL-629 July, August, Septeqbes, 1967" K Drumheller, BNWL-673 October, November, December, 1967, KO Drumhe%ler, R, K Robanson BNWL- 780 January, February, March, 1968, K Drumhelles, R, K, Robansan BNWL-879 April, May, June, I968 J, E. Hansen BNWL-922 duly, August, September, 1968, J, E, Hansen,
WEAPON FABRICATION
PILOT PLANT DEMOI\JSTRATION OF A NEW MANUFACTURING METHOD, E D, McClanahan, R, R Klng, Jr , R W Moss, 8- A, Busch, H. Lo Butts, R E Falkoski, D D- Hays, H R Gardner, September, 1968 '3 p, BNWL-698, (Secret)
WEAPON FABRICATION DEVELOPMENT: PROGRESS REPORT July 1 - December 31, 1967, E, D, Meclanahan, R, A Buszh, R W, Moss, R A Lundgren, J W, Johnston, March, 1965 27 p BNWL-699, (Secret) BNWL- 1000
AUTHOR INDEX
Author Page Page
Aase, Do T ...... 32, 34 Brouns, R, J, .....
Adee, R, R s*ss 3, 4 Brown, Do P,, ..... Albaugh, F, W,, .... 3, 13, 14* Brown, M. Go...... Albert, W, Go ..... 30 Brown, R. E ...... Allen, Cc H., ..... 17 Brown, R. L...... Aktschuler, S J, ... 3 2 Bucholz, C, S,, .... Ames, I, L . . u o 6 Bunch, W, L,, ..... Andessen, B, V . . . 14 Bunnell, Lo R.. , . . , Angle, C, W . o - 12 Burger, L. Lo .....
Ard, P, A, u fi o o 28 BusPey, T, B, .....
AstZey, E, R, . . F o 33 Burnham, J. Boo....
Aungst, R, C, fi , a o 12, 30 Bussh, R, A...... Busselman, Go J., ... Bailey, W, J .... 34 * Butts, H, L.. ,.... Bair, W, J. , . . . . 3
Baird, Q L .... 30,32 Carlile, B. Lo. 0.ao
Bartlett, J, W, , . 28 Carter, D. Go 0e.o
Barton, G, Be ..... 5, 8 Carter, J, W. ae.0 Bates, J* L"? . . . 22 Carter, N, E, . ..ma Bauer, T" E,...... 20 Cawley, W, E. **.a Baumgartel, R, Go . . 30 Cearlock, D. B. ....
Baxtes, A, M, .... 28 Charlot, L, A.. 0,s-
Beamer, J, L, . . , . . 4 Cheng, To C,. 0 a*. Beauchamp, R, H .... 20 Christensen, D. E.. .. Becker, C, Do ..... 1% Christensen, J. A.. .. Bement, A, L ..... 23, 24, 25 Chulos, L. E, - -so*
Benham, R DL a 17 Clark, KO Coo. sm.0
Bennett, C, Lor .... 33, 35 Clarke, W. J, . 0 * 0 e Bennett, R, A . . . 28, 33 Claudson, T. T. .o s rn
Bennett, T, Jo0 . . . 31 Clayton, E. D-, 0 e 0
Berg, So, ,,.., 17 Coffin, Ln D. a s e *
Berlin, J, D ..... 3*, 4 Coffman, F. M.. .a. 0
Bierman, S, R . . . 28*, 35 Cohn, P. D, . . 00-*
Billeter, T R. ... 15, 26 Cole, B, M, . . QOOO
Bloom, G, Re,..... 6 Coleman, Lo F.. *oo* Bloomster, C, H . . , . 33 Collins, H, Do. *am. Boolen, R, F, . . . , 20 Compton, M, R., ss.0
Bourassa, R- R, , . . 15, 25 Connally, R. E, nm-0
Boyd, C Lo ..... 13 Cooley, C. R. a 00s.
Braby, L,A. ..SO. 16 Cooper, J, A. 0 0 B "
Brackenbush, L. W,, 27 Coppinger, E, A. seoo F, R Brauer, ... 14 Corley, J. P. "..*
Brehm, W. F,, . . . 29 Cushing, C, E., 0 0 0 0 Brimhall, J, L, . . . 25 Bsite, Do W,, ..... 20 Dahl, R, E- ...... Brodainskl, R, Lo ... 14% Dahlgren, S* D. ....
*More than one entry per page, AUTHOR INDEX (cont " )
Page Author Page
DanleZ, J, Lo Q a Fujihara, M, P. . . , . Bau, Go Jon Fuquay, Jo J, - . . . . Davenport, L C, Da~ls,E Coy JP . . . Gardner, H, Roo . . . .
Davis, No C ocs Geshardstein, L. H. . . Davls, W E Glbbs, A. G,, . . . . .
Dawson, F G ""a Glbby, R. L" 0 . . . . . Day,&, K Gilbert, E, Re . . . . Dean, J M Glllis, M F, . . , . . DeHaLas B, R Glasgow, D, W,, . . . . Dem~e~,W V Glass, W, A,, . . . . . Demmltt, T F o o G~ldsmith,S...... Denham, D H Gordon, N Re . . . . . Beonrgl, D, E, c o a Gordon, R Ln . . . . . Dicklnssn, D R Green, D. Roo . . . . . Dionne, P J, Greenborg, J...... Borer, B E . . Greene, Do C...... Drumhe % 1er , K - Graffin, B, I,, . . . . Duane, 8, H c c Grlggs, B,, ...... Gunby, A, L., . . . Ebexhardt, L L . . . Guthrle, Go L,, , . . .