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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNXA Radiation Laboratory Berkeley, California Contract No. W -1405-eng-48

LIST .OF UNCL.ASSIFIED REPORTS RECEIVED AND ISSUED BY THE UCRL INFORMATION DIVISION DURING THE PERIOD OF MARCH 16-31. 195'6

April 1. 1951

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Printed for the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission -2- LIST OF CODES FOR REPORT NUMBERS

ACCO -American Cyanimid Company AEP -Monsanto Chemical Company AERE -Gt. Brit. Atomic Energy Research Establishment,Harwell,Berks.England ALCO -American Locomotive Company .AMF -American Machine & Foundry Co • ANL -Argonne National Laboratory ANP -Aircraft Nuclear Propulsion Project APEX -General Electric Company,ANP Project ASTIA -Armed Services Technical Information Agency,Dayton,Ohio BAW -Babcock & Wilcox BDX -Bendix Aviation Corp~~ Detroit BMI -Battelle Memorial Institute BNL -Brookhaven National Lab. BRB -Bridgeport Brass Company BSC =Bethlehem Steel Company CENP -Combustion Engineering~ Inc. CERN ~European Organization of Nuclear Research, Geneva coo -Chicago Operations Office cu -Columbia University DCDE -Atomic Power Development Associates DLWK -Duquense Light Co~vJalter Kidde DOW -Do1-1 Chemical Company DP -E.I.duPont deNemour & Co. FWE -Foreign Weapons Eff..ects GAT -Goodyear Atomic Corporation GEAP -General Electric Company GEL -General Electric Co.~ General Engineering Laboratory HEC -Hooker Electrochemical Co. HO =Hanford· Operations Office HW -Hanford Works~ Richland IDO -Idaho Operations Office I.SC -Io¥a State College K -Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Co. (K-25 Plant) KAPL -Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory KLX -The Vitro Corporation of America KLXS -Vitro Corporation of America (Study Group) KY -Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Co. (C-31 Plant) LA&LAMS -Los Alamos Scientific Lab. MCW ~llinckrodt Chemical Works MIT -Massachusetts Inst. of Tech. MLM -Mound Laboratory NAA...SR ~North American Aviation, Inc. NBL -New Brunswick Laboratory NBS -National Bureau of Standards NEA -Foster Wheeler~Pioneer Service NLCO -National Lead Company of Ohio NMI -Nuclear Metals Inc. NNSD -Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co. NPG -Commonwealth Edison Co. (Nuclear Power Group) NRL -Naval Research.Laboratory,Washington D.C. NYO -New York Operations Office OR INS -Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies -3- ORNL -Carbide & Carbon Chemicals Co. (ORNL) ORO -Oak Ridge Operations Office PWAC -Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Division of the United-Aircraft Corp. RFP -Rocky Flats Plant RME -Grand Junction Operations Office .;,~ RMO -Division of Raw Materials SAN -San Francisco Operations Office sc -Sandia Corporation 'i SEP -Sylvania Electric Products, Inc. SFO -Santa Fe Operations Office SRO -Savannah River Operations Office so -Schenectady Operations Office TEI(M) -U. s. Geological Survey Trace Elements Reports TID -Technical Information Service .~.,.. TVA -Tennessee Valley ~uthority UCLA -University of California Medical Research Laboratory { .. UCRL -University of California Radiation Laboratory UR -University of Rochester USNRDL -U.S.Naval Radiological Lab~, San Francisco,Calif. UUFL -University of Washington Applied Fisheries Laboratory WAPD -Westinghouse Electric Corp.,Bettis Plant WASH -AEC,Washington WEC -Westinghouse Electric Company Industrial Atomic Power Group WIN -National Lead Co.~ Inc. Winchester WT -Weapon Test Reports · y -Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Company (Y-12 Plant) Many prefixes used for research and development reports cover a number of installations. NP ("Non-Project") numbers are assigned by the Technical Informa­ tion Service at Oak Ridge to those reports which it received from sources not under contract to the Atomic Energy Commission. The UCRL Information Division gives "Mise" numbers to any others received here that do not bear an identifying . number. Many reports are grouped together under numbers corresponding to an AEC division or operations officeo Some of these are as follows: co)lcoo -Chicago Operations Office IDO -Idaho Operations Office NYO,NYOO -New York Operations Office ORO -Oak Ridge Operations Office RMO -Raw Materials Division WASH -Atomic Energy Commission, Washington In our semimonthly "List of Reports Received" the originating installation .will be placed in the author column whenever the report code number does not indicate a specific laboratory, or is obsolete or not given in the list.

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LIST OF UNCLASSltFIED REPORTS RECEIVED AND ISSUED BY THE UCRL

INFORMATION DXVLSION DURING THE PERIOD OF MARCH 16-319 1951

Radiation Laboratory University of California Berkeley. California April 1$ 1951

Title · Author Date In.dex Number BIOSCIENCES

ACRH-6 Semiannual Report To The Atomic Energy Commission Leon 0. Jacobson. ed. 9-56 Argonne Cancer Research Hospital

AECU-321'2 The Effect of Foreign Body Particles On Infections In W. E. Clapper 8-15-55 Mice Grace H. Meade Lovelace Foundation for ~vied. Ed. and Research

*Cfi:-45-6-144 Comments On the Urine Analysis Results On Clinton S. G. English 6-12-45 Laboratories Personnel As Reported By Chicago Oak Ridge Nat. Lab.

*Cl/R-9 The Microdetermination of Uranium In Urine By the K. W. Holmes 3=51 Fluorimetric Method Gt. Brit. Ministry of Supply. Chemical Inspectorate, London

*HW-40105 A Review Of The MPC 0S For Natural Thorium J. W. Healy 11-21-55

MISC·l957'-64 Radiation Induced Dysaemia; Review of 234 Patients 0. M. Henriques With Deposits of 0.5 ~ 51J.C Th. Finseninstitut, Copenhagen

MISC-·1951-61 Three Cases of Severe Blood- Disease Following Intra­ Charles Johansen 1953 r venous Administration of Thorot:rast Same

Chemical. Histological and Cytological Studies In Charles Johansen Resorption and Deposition of Thorotrast ln Rabbits Same and Man - 5~ UCRL-3732.

MISC-195?'-69 Determination o£ Tissue Dosage In Thorotrast Injected J. Rotblat and Patients By Alpha-Track Autoradiography Gillian B. Ward London Univ. St. Bartholomewu s. Hospital Med. Coll.

MISC-195'7- 'JO Supravital Neutral Red Staining Pf Lymphocytes As A. Flystrup 19531 Measure Of Radiation Exposures 0. M. Henriques G. Hjort T. Terldddsen Finseninstitut e Copenhagen

M!SC ~ 19 51~ ~ll Preliminary Measurements of y-Radiation With A Whole J. Rundo Body Monitor Same

M~SC-195'r-72 Deposition Of Thorium And Thorium-Decay Products In G. Hjort Bone Sub stance J. Rundo Same

MISC- 1 9 51-: a3 Thoron As Tracer For Determinationoof Blood Cir­ Carsten Trolle 1951? culation; A Study of the "Contact Area For Exbhange" Same Between The Blood Flowing In the Capillaries And The Tissue Surrounding

MlSC= 195~!-14 Statistical Analysis Of the El'ror In Measuring Haemo­ Arne Nielsen globin Percentage and Counting Erythrocytes and Same Leucocyte a

MISC~ 1957-76 Measurements of Radioactivity of Thorium~Contaminated P. G. Jensen Patients J. Rundo A. H. Ward Same

Summary Of Analytical Results From The Hasl Strontium c John H. Harley 8-31-56 Program To June 1956 Edward P. Hardy, Jr. George A. Welford Et. AL Health and Safety La.b. UCRL-3132

NY0-4861 Environmental Radon 'Concentrations; An Interim Report Harold Glauberman 3-5'5' A. J. Breslin Health and Safety Lab .• AEC

ONRL- 20-5 'if Radiobiology and Biochemistry In Tumor Institutes James A. English z-·t-5'? Of France and Italy· Off. of Naval Research

TID-1512 A Conference On Radioactive Isotopes In Agriculture Atomic Energy Comm. 1- 56 Held On January 12, 13, and 14. 1956P At Michigan and Argonne Nat. Lab.

State University9 East Lansing, Michigan

UR-481 .Flash Burn Studies~ Limitations Of A 2 + Median R. E. Roth 2-28-57 Effective Exposure Scaling Law · J. R. Hinshaw

UR··485 Use Of U1·ea and Salicylate To Elute Antibo,;Iy From Irving L. Spar 3- C' ~51 Insoluble Antigen William F. Bale Ruth L. Goodland

CHEMISTRY

AERE-CE/M-15 Purification Of Uranium From the Butt~x Process By E. W. Jackson 10-20-50 Go-precipitation of Ruthenium On Copper Sulphide. J. K. Blair Inactive Studies Of The Precipitate/ Charade.ristics. / S. S. Grimley

*CCC-1024-TR- i 99 Reactions Of Tetraborane With Ethers W. V. Hough 9-5-56 M.D. Ford L. J. Edwards. et al Callery Chemical Co.

*CCC-1024-TR-200 Ca.rbonylation Of Borates R. K. Pear son 9-12-56

J 0 C. Renforth

L. J 0 Edwards~ et al Same

*CCC-1024-TR-202 Migration Of Methyl Groups In Trimethylborane R. Schaeffer 9-21-56 B. Tollin Iowa State Ci)U.

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>t~CCC-1024-TR-206 Electric Dipole Moments Of The Methyl Fluoro Boranes ~. K. Uenishi C.G. Haas, Jr. Penn. State Univ.

*CF-48-1-175 Water Activity Computations T. H. J. Burnett 1-14-48 Oak Ridge Nat. Lab.

*CF-50-9-80 Continuous Ion Exchange Column Investigations S. H. Jury 8-31-50 Same

Solvent Extraction Studies: Evaluation Of Pc:dbielniak J. E~ Conaway Centrifugal Contactor. Quarterly Report for May Same through July, 1951

*CF-Sl-9-151 Statistical Sm.'vey of Pressure Differential Methods In E. G. Bianco 9-25-51 The Determination Of Liquid Level and Specific Gravity A. De la Garza A.M. Rom Same

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Application of A Scintillation Detector To Gamma-Ray F. K. McGowan 10-16-51 Dosimetry C. E. Clifford Same

$CF-51-12-43 The Dist:d.bud.on of Uranyl Nitrate In A Nitric Acid. M. W. Lerner 12--4··51 T:d.butyl Phosphate and Water System G. Petretic New Brunswick Lab.

A Search For A ReHable Sulfate Anall.ysis Of Uranyl H. 0. Day 2-1-52 Sulfate~ The !on Exchange Method J.S. Gill E, V. Jones vV. L. Ma1· shall Oak Ridge Nat. Lab. '.

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~YC F-52- 3m 16 Neutron Diffraction and Atomic Distribution !n Liquid G, P. Smith 3-5-52 Lead and Liquid Bismuth At Two Temperatures P. C. Sharrah Oak Ridge Nat, Lab.

*CF-52-6-169 A Problem Statement On The Composite BubbRe Contactor- Research Stt:dy · R. S, Fisher Same

$CF-53-6-1'i76 A Process For U1·anium As A Single Product From LZ C.F. Coleman 6-30-53 Ore Using Minimum Sulfuric Acid: A Preliminary Cost F. A. Schimmel Estimate K. B. Brown Same

$CF -53-10-86 Preliminary Measurements Of The Density and Viscosity S. I. Cohen 10-14-53 0£ Composition 43 {Na UF )" T.N. Jones 2 6 Same

$CF-54-10-86 Density and Cost Relations For 0 0 and Solutions Of A. L. Gaines 2 10-14-54 U0 SO In D 0. TBR Memorandum No, 2 2 4 2 Same

"'"CF-54-11-18-5 De sign o£ A Pilot Plant To Study Liquid~ Liquid Extraction B. B. KUma ll-30-54 of .Uranium From Acidic Sulfate Leach Liquors J. F. Manneschmidt J. R. Buchanan Same

~GF- 54- 12-1?8 Recombiner Loop Detonation D. Mo Eisaenberg 12-13-54 Same

Estimate o:f the Cost of Producing Nitrogen-IS by Chemical B. B. KU,ma 1-14-55

Exchange: Nitric Acid-Nitric Oxide System Using Sulfur W. T 0 Ward Dioxide ReHux·o R. R. Wietbaup J' o S, .D:!:ury · Same

Boiling Experiment Transient Effects M, Richardson 1-11-55 Lo G. A~exander Same -9- UCRL=3132

*CF-55··1-200 Removal of Ra.dioactive Contaminants From Water By W. J, Lacy 1·~25-5~

Ion Exchange Slurry D~ C 0 Lindsten · Oak Ridge Nat" Lab.

CF-55-4~25 Notes On Fission Product Wastes From Proposed Power F. Lo Culler, Jr o 3-4-55 Reactors Same

~CF- 55-4:.36 Comments On The Erosiveness O:f ThO-:> Slurries D. Go Thomas 1:. Same

*CF-55-1-52 Physical Properties and Heat Transfer Characteristics H. W 0 Hoffrna n Of An Alkali Nitrate-Nitrite Salt Mixture · Same

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$CF-55~9-85 I Raw Materials Economic Studies~ A P:reUminary Estimate BoB. Klima 9~21-55 Of The Cost Of Uranium Extraction From A Slime Slwrry Ro R. Wi'ethaup Io Depa- -Capryl Alcohol Same

~~cF- ss- 1o- 38 Investigation of the Chronopotentiometl'ic Method of Do J. Fisher· 10-13-55 Analysis Same

Raw Materials Process Testingo Progress Report o£ Ao D. Ryon 4-5-56 Engineering Section for January 1956 K. 0. Johns son Same

*CF-56-5-?6 Scintillation Response of Lill\t Eup Crystals To Mono~mer-­ R. Bo Murray 5-11 ·-56 getic Fast Neutrons J. Schenck Same

Ra.w Materials Procese Testingo Engineering Section A. Do Ryon Progress Report for February l '956 Ko 0. J ohns::oon Same

$CF-56-8-30 Raw Materials Pr.ocess Testing. Progress Report of A. D. Ryon Engineering Section for March 1956 IC 00 Johns son Same

*CF -56-8-132 HRP- Hydraulic Cycli.on.e Study For Liquid~SoHd Separation P. A. Haas 3-1-56 .E. 00 Nurmi M. E. Whatley J, R, En.gel Same -10- UCRL.~3132

Solids Dispersed In Liquids I\ G. Thomas 1 0-1·· 56 Oak Ridge Nat. Lab.

~:;cF-56- H-136 Run Summary of Run HRT-CP-3 and 4. R. H. Winget 11-28-56 Same

*CF-56- H-131 Run Summary of HRT-CP-5 R. H. Winget 11-29-56 Same

~]l:C00-106 Electrodeposition of Zirconium. Progress Report Grah :, Crowley

No. 2 Covering Period february 1, 1952 to April 30, 1952 and 3SOC 9 Inc.

!l!C00-106' E~ectrodeposition Of Zirconium. Prog!'e~fl Reoort No. 3

covering Period May 1$ 1952 to Juiy 31 9 ~952 if~coo~ 136 Quarter~y Report for December 1952. through February L. H. Juel •1953. Gt. Lakes Carbon Corp,

*'COO~ 138 Quarterly Repo:~.·t for June. July. August 1953~ E.G. Thomas Same

Quarterly Report for September. October 9 Ncv~mber M. W. Nathans l-22-54 1953. Sr"''ne

*C00-201 Quarterly Report fox· December l9S3; January. M. W. :~.thans February 1954, Same

Techniquee For Protecting and Waterproofing Mills Dean IH 3-56 Resistance Wire Strain Gages David W. Taylor Mode~ Basin

ER-8098 Polyphenyls ~terature Search Edward H. Smith 3-56 Martin !(G~enn L. ;;. Co .•

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*ER!-2228-9-F !solation and Determination of Submicrogram Quantities PoJo Elying ll-55 of The Heavy Elements From Gross Fission P:roducts. · C. Lo R.ulfs

Final-Report for February 15, 1954 to August 14. 1955 Micho Univo 9 Engineering Reseal"'ch lnsto

~iHW=l21.80 Purification of Graphite J.M. West 3-21-49 J,R~Vo )

*HW= 11822 Refractive Index Measurements Lo Lo Burger 5-11·-50

$HW-21415 A Recomputation and Extension of Parameters Involved Mo Lo Barad and SuppL !n Suttonus Diffusion Hypothesiso . Go Ro. Hilst

Estimation of Fission Product Beta Activity In J o Eo Meinhard 11-6-51 Uranium Containing U- 237 and UX o 1 The Graphite-Steam Reaction D, M. Knott 2-1-54 Hanford Atomi·c Prodo Operation

103 R 106 R . D t . t" R u ~ u at:ilo e erm1na 10ns Ro W o Perkins 10-20-54 Same

*HW =34083 The Aeolotropic Elastic Relations For Uranium Ko Ro Merckx 12-l'J-54 Crystals Same l{}IH\N,.34435 The Determination of Product Variability Co A. Bennett 12--30-54 Same

Penetration of Respiratory Protective Equipment By W. E. GiH, 2-21-55 Ruthenium At BuHding 202-S Same

*HW =355~f9 The Relation of Flash Point To Vapor Pressure L. L. Burger 2-24-55 Same

Thermal AnneaUng Kinetics of Spacing Damage lrn R. E. Nightengale 6-20-55 c 0 Irradiated Graphite Sarne ·- ..

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Electrical Precipitator For Aerosol CoHection On J, W, Baum Electron Microscope Screens Hanford Atomic Prod,· Operation

~?.lHW- 39i42 A Transistorized GM Survey Instrument w. G. Spear Same

~~HW- 39338 An Alpha. Beta. Gam;ma Transistorized Survey Meter W, CL Spear 2··10~ 56 Same

Portabll.e Scintillation Alpha Survey Instrument W. G. Spear 10-'J-55 Same 0 .

~HW- 39536 Transparency To Far Infrared R. 'L •. Reynolds 10-15-55 Same

A New App1·oach To Pulse Column Piping R. C. Hollingshead lO-n'-55 J. 0. Ludlow Same

An Alpha Energy Analyzer D. A. Campbell 1-21-56 Same

Plastics and Elastomers In Radiation Fields~ A R. Harrington Preliminary Evaluation Same

Hazardous Materials - Redox Pllant J. W. Underwood Same I HW-44092 Plastics and Elastomers For Use In Radiation Field.s. Robert Ha:rrington 11-30--56 I. Effects of Gamma ll'radiation Same

Safe Conditions For Applying Titanium In H. A. P., 0, R~ Eo Smith Process Equipment Same

Alternating Current and Square- Wave Polarograph)' R, !!-;" Hamrn 9-H-56 Same

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s;Hw -45'983 Radioactivity Levels Of The C olumbia River Below Rich­ H. V. Clukey 10-9"56 land,· Washington For The Period January. Februaryv Hanford Atomic March 1956. · Prod. Operation

*HW-46094 Radioactivity Levels Of The Columbia River Below - H. V. Clukey 10-1?-56 Richland, Washington For The Period AprH, May Same June 1956.

$~DO.- 14345 Operations Evaluation At The Idaho Chemical Yr·ot:

"l'RD0-14382 In- Line Instrumentation For CPM C. M. Slansky ot-8-54 ,_(De\) F, M. Warzel Same

*!DO~ 16l96 Fea.sibility of A Low=Temperature Irradiation Facility G.H. Hanson 11-8-54 At the MTR Liquid-Nitrogen Requirements E. Fast Same

ISC-618 . Effect of Phosphate Rock Particle Size On Recovery Of William W, Davis 12~55 Uranium.. From Superphosphate Morton Smutz Ames Lab.

KSC-103 The Formation of ThaUium Cb:.~dde Compi\.c.;;;w..; ..-.~~ Donald Leonard Horrocks 11 ··55 Their Extraction Into Ether A, Voigt Same

XSC-802 Separation of Niobium And Tantalum By Liquid Ernest L. Koerner. Jr. 12-56 Extraction Morton Smutz H. A. Wilhelm Same

The Effects of Inventory On Freon 114 Boiling Co~ F. A. Heilman 'J-31-51 effic:l.ents In Experimental Bent Tube Evaporator H. W. Dixon

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KAPL- !661 The Lith:ium Hydride~ Deuteride~ and Tritide Systems F. K. Heumann 12-l-56 0, N. Salmon

~:ilKAPL-M~LFE-10 The Solubility of Helium Gas In Liquid Sodium L. F. Epstein 10-30-51

'*KAPL-.M- WWK~- 5 RemoVing The Sodium Residue From The Alplaus W. W. Kendall 8~5-54 Main Heat Transfer System With Ethylene Glycol M. Nazar

Radiation. Measurement Development. Detailed Project 8-19-49 Status Report" Job. H Kellex Corp.

. *LA-1931 Some Transport And Equilibrium Properties Of W. A. Blanpied Hydrogen At High Temperatures And Pressures

.LA~20k'6 The Preparation Of Uranium Dioxide Crystals R. J. Bard

LA- 2110 The Thermodynamic Properti~s of 54 Elements Con­ Harwood G. Kolosky . 3-15-51 sidered As Ideal Monatomic Gases

f-.:HT~ LNS~PR­ Forty-Second Progress Report for Period June 1. 1956 Cambridge Lab ..

Ang. 31 9 1956 to August :n. 1956 for Nuclear Science

Monograph 2635 The Growth and Properties of Metal Whiskers. Reprinted. Sydney M •. Arnold 2-51 from American E1lectropbtersa Society. Newark~ N J. Ben Telephone Labs. Proceedings of the Technica~ Sessions of the 43d Annual Conven.tion, 1956

Monograph 2684 Distribution Coefficient of Boron In Germanium. R~k· Henry E. Bridgers printed from Journal of Chemical Physics 2?. 648-50 {1956} E. D. Kolb Same

rv1onograph 2109 Modern Magnetic Fe1.·rit:~:3 and Their Enginee:dng .Applica­ C. Dale Owens 3-57 tions. Reprinted from Institute of Radio Engineer sD New Same Yo~k. Professional Group on component Parts. T:rans­ actiona -~P.=3. 54-62 U956~.

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Monograph 213& Dielectric Properties Of An Conductivity In Ferrites. I..aGrand G. Van Uitert 2-51 Rep:dnted from Institute of Radio Engineers~ New BeU Telephone Labs. York, Proceedings-~~" 1294-1303 0 956).

Monograph 2741 Pyrolysis Of C:~:osslinked Styrene Polymers. Reprinted Field H. Winslow 2- 51' from Journal of Polymer Science 2~. 315-24 U956p, W. Matreyek Same

Determination of Iron. Chromium. and Nickel By Louis Silverman 3-15-51 X--Ray Fluorescence Aqueous Solution Method William Wo Houk Atomics !ntern.a tion Div. 14 The Preparation and Analysis of C ~Labeled Cyanide J oaeph D. Moyer Horace S. Isbell

NBS-~4811 A Review of the Reaction Kinetics Of Deuterium And Lawrence M, ·Brown H-1- 56 Tritium Compounda. Vll. Oxidation-Reductiot'l Reactions

NBS-5044 Adsorption Of Nitrogen From Hydrogen Gas Streams On W o T. Ziegler 1-24-51 Silica Gel At Low Temperatures. Technical Memorandum Cryogenic Engineering No. 42 On Research and Development Lab.

NBS-5160 Test Of Three LA Physiotechnie l60-m1· Dosimeters Robert E. Bxueckmann 2-26-51 Pa.ul V. Barrans

NY0-6334 The Heat Capacities Of Magnesium and Cadmium Between N, E. Wali.ace 1-2-51

20 and 210° o Progxe ss Report Fo:r October 1. 1956 to R. S. Craig

'January 19 1951 · W. G. Saba K. F. Stexrett Pittsburgh Univ.

The Adaptation of New Research Techniques To Minera~ Mas so lnst. of Tech. 10·- 31-56 Engineering Problems. Progress Report Cambridge. Dept. of Metallurgy

TID-3305 Heat Transfer, A Bibliogxaphy of Unclassified Report James M. Jacobs Literature Gifford A. Young '•· ·•

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WADChTR- 56-430 The Effects Of Nuclear Radiation On Milit;ary S pecifi~ William L. R. Rice (:Pte :n cation Greases · Wright Air Development Center «Wright­ Patterson AFB~ Ohio~

ENGINEERING

~)CAL-HF ... ''nO~ D-10 Survey Report Of The State Of the Art of Heat Transfer J.P. Welsh 3-3- 52_ ·In Miniaturized Electronic Equipment R. Y. Booth C~rneU Aezoona.utical Lab.

Contribution Of Radioactive Fission Products To Heat P. N. Gaubenreich Transferred In Cold Trap. T. W. Leland Oak Ridge Nat. La~.

Pulsafeede:r Pump Experimental Stress Analysis R, D. Cheverton Same

A State-Of-The-Art Survey On Engineering Calculations C. G. Lawson 9-22···55 For Slurry Systems Same

J)CF-55-·12-32 Preliminary Investigation JJ:nto Cake Formation During R.N. Lyon 12=6-55 Slurry Test 200A- 3 D. G. Thomas Same

In-Pile Loop Valve Problem A. R. Olsen 10-18-.56 Same

*HW~29364 Slurry Pump For Waste Metal Removal From Underground G. L, Locke 9-16··53 Storage ln the 200 Areas. Final Report. Hanford Atomic Products Operation

~J!HW-4130'1 A Cutting Torch For Slitting Long Tubes From The L, C. Lemon 2- z~ 56 Interior Same·

lh"HW-43463 Nuclear Safety Of Right Elliptic And Right Annular N. Ketzlach Cylinders Same

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$!GR~R/CA-184 Design and Development Of A Variable-Flow Centrifugal .l~" Barker 8- 23·· 56 Pu111p For Alkaline Solutions F. McKay . Gt. Brit. Capenhurst Works.

*KAPL-ADM-1210 Final Report On The Tests And Development Program J. W. Stark 5=20-55 Of. MgO Sheath-Type Thermocouples rf>KAPL-M-RTF -4 E1::plosive Rupture Of Pressurized Water System; Upper R... T. Frost -And Lower ;Bounds For Final Pressure. Temperature And Missile Energy

NAA-SR-1855 Pre Quarterly Progress Report for October - December D. X. Sinizer 1956 J. R. Foltz K. L. Mattern E. E. Motta, eds. ·Atomics l!.nternational Div.

NACA-N-·2004 An Investigation Of The Stability Of A System Composed Robert A. Gardiner 1-50 Of A Sub sonic Cana~d Airframe And A Canted-.Axis Jacob Zarovsky Gy:&·oscope Automatic Pilot H. 0. Ankenbruck Langley Aeronautica-l Lab. ·

NACA~ TN·- 2006 A Thecn·etical Investigation Of The Effect On The Lateral Arnold R~ Beckhardt 1-50- . \ Oscillations Of An AiX"plane Of An Automatic Control Same Sensitive To Yaw: ng A~celerations

NACA- TN -200'7 The Load Distribution Due To Sideslip On Triangular. Arthu:r L. Jones l-50 Trapezoidal. and Related Plan Forms In Supersonic Alberta Alksne F~ow Ames Aeronautical

Lab. 9 Moffett Field

Effect Of Valve Overlap and Compression Ratio On Vari~ Carron S. Eian 2-50 ation of Measured Performance Vd.th Exhaust Pressure Lewis Flight Propulsion Of Aircraft Cylinder And On Compu.ted Performance of Lab. Compound Powe:r Plant

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TlD-3305 Heat Transfer. A Bibliography Of Unclassified Report James M. Jacobs 3-5? Literature Gifford A. Young

WAPD-T--66 Low Speed Rotary Motors For Sealed Systems . W.E. McCown 1954 Westinghouse Electric Corp.

METALLURGY AND CERAMICS

ANL~5669 Development and Operation Of An Automatic Press· For R. A. Bach 1-51 Ceramic Powders 0. E. Layton J. H. Handwerk

BMI-1110 High-Temperature Oxidation And Contamination Of William D. Klopp z;..l9-51 Niobium Chester T. Sims Robert l. Jaffee

*CAL-39 Limiting High Temperature Creep and Rupture Stresses G. J .. Guarnieri 9.-.28-51 Of Sheet Alloys For Jet Applications J. Salvaggi Cornell Aeronautical Lab. \ GERN-PS\MM-29 Magnetic P:roperties of Steel and Their Influence On 1-51 The Magnet Blocks

:J;•CF-55-6-194 Part II. Preliminary Investigation Of The Fission W. ·E. Moody 6-55 Product Retention ot' ~r)tal and Ceri.Xlet Compacts W. D. Whitehead, Jr. W. W. Kriegel No. Carolina State ColL • Raleigh. School of· Engineering

*CF-56-l-168 Dynamic Slurry Corrosion Studies ~or] Quarte1· Ending E .. L. Compere January 3lp 1956 H. C. Savage S. A. Reed~ et al Oak Ridge Nat. Lab.

Alloys and Compoun.ds Of Niobium J.P. Page Same ,,

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Correlation Of Cl*eep And Relaxation Tests On Jrnconel F. A. Field Oak Ridge Nat. Lab.

Development Of A F.abrication Procedure Frir, M. L. Picklesimer Zircaloy-2· G. M~ Adamson Same

*C F ~ 56- 11- 130 Procedures Developed At The Oak Ridge National Lab­ M. R. oa Amore ll-28-56 oratory For Fabricating Stainless 'Steel Clad B C-Cu 4 Same Composite Plates .

Crack-Free Chromium Plating Of The Electromagnetic F. H. Krenz Release Mechanism· of The NRU Control Rod Atomic E~e:rgy of

Canada9 Ltd • . Chalk River Proj.

*EES-040028M Stress Corrosion Tests Of Stainless Steels In High. R.B. Niederberger 2-15-56 Temperature Waters Naval Engineering Experiment Station

lilS:HARD{C ~1/P~ 1 il Initial Programme For Corrosion Tests In The· B. W. N. s~ l·libbe:rt " High Pres sure Aqueous ·corrosion Loop R. Littlewood R. Murdoch Gt. Brit. Atomic Energy Research Est.

HarweU9 ·England

. . The Descl\ling Of Stainless Steel Specimens Corroded !n R.. Littlewood 10-12-56 11 Homogeneous Aqueous Reactor Soup. II Same·

Westinghouse Cr

*HW~32341 Temperature Calculations To Facilitate The Design Of S. R. Fields Uranium Specimens For MTR Exposure Hanford Atomic Products Ope1·ation

i'flHW-36422 Carbon Steel Program For High Temperature Reactor W, L. Pearl Systerns Same

*Mieroeard -20- UCRL-3132

321 Basin Aluminum Corrosion Test G. R. Mallett 2-9-56 Hanford Atomic Products Operation

Corrosion Of Aluminum In Uranium Nitrate Solutions V. H. Troutner Same

*HW-44905 On The AnneaU~g And Aging Of Zi:rcaloy-3b D. E. Johnson 8-22-56 Same

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~!SC-109 Hanford_S~ Program Semi-Annual Summary Research P. Chiotti 4-16-56

Report [!oz:t July 1 to December 31 0 1955 0. N. Carlson Ames Lab.

*!SC= "'u6l. Hanford Slug Semi-Annual Report ~o~ January l to P. Chiotti 10-2-56 June 30, 1956 · Same·

Tabulation9 Bibliographyp and Structure Of Binary K. A. Gschneidner lntermetallic Compounds. U. Compounds Of D. J. Beerntsen

Beryllium. Magnesium9 and Calcium R. W. Vest J. A. Kingston J. F~ Smith Same

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Corrosion and Ignition Of Titanium AUoys In Fuming J. B. Rittenhouse ll-30-55 Nii.tric Acid. H. Study Of Additional Chemicd And S. P. Vango Metallurgical Factors. Progress R.ep,.,rt. J. S. Whittick Same -21- UCRL-3132

~]gJPL~ PR-26-4 Corrosion And Ignition Of Titanium Alloys In Fuming Nitric J. B. Rittenhouse 3-30-56 Acid. IV. Study Of Additional Titanium Alloys. Progress J. S. Whittick Report · Califo !nst. of Tech. Jet Propulsion Lab.

llliKAPL-M-DBK-1 Evaluation Of WeldTransition Joints Of Type 304 D. B. Kittle ll-20-56 Stainless Steel To Croloy 2 1/4.

*KAPL-M-EEB-13 Tensile and Creep Properties Of 18-4-1 Tool Steel E. E. Baldwin 6-8-55 {DeL» And 414 Stainless Steel

*KAPL-M-EGB-4 Alplaus Surveillance Program. Progress Report No. 2 E. G. Brush 8-29-52

*KAPL-M-GOW-1 Zircaloy Thimble For Kapl-120 Loop G. C. Westfall 8-28-56

*KAPL-M-RCD=31 Pressure Test Of Thermocouple Insert Seal Weld R. D. Gibbs 10-15-56 Kovar To Stainless · ·

*KAPL-M-SAT-1 Weld Penetration Characteristics Of Atmosphere-Melted S. A. Toftegaard Versus Vacuum-Melted Zircaloy

*KAPL-M-SAT-Z Inert Tungsten-Arc Welding Of S3G Zircaloy Channel S. A. Toftegaard. 11-14-56 Sections

*KAPL-M-WWT -1 Electron Theory 0£ Thermoelectric Effects W. W. Tyler 9-51

*LA-1390 {Del» A Determination Of The Coefficient Of Thermal R. 0. Elliott 3-3-52 Expansion Of Alpha Plutonium. R. E. Tate

MISC-1951-56 I. A Segregation Substructure In Aluminum. U. The Frank B. Cuffa Jr. Iron-Chromium-Nickel Ternary System. Ill. Relation- Peter E. P:dce ship of Ductility To The Creep Curve. IV. Creep And L. Rubin Structure Studies Of Two-Phase Aluminum-Copper Alloys. R" PeUow; et al

Periodic Status Report No. 189 1 November 1956 - l February Maaa. Xnst. of Tech. 1951. Dept. of Metallurgy

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MISC~ 1951-63 An Investigation Of Scaling Of Zirconium At Elevated H. B. Probst 3-6-51 Temperatures. Quarterly Status Report No. 15 ~or] E. B. Evans

December 29 1956 to March 2, 1951 W. M. Baldwin9 Jr. Case Inst. of Tech.

M!SC- 1951-66 Torsional Properties Of Steels At High Rates Of Paul G. J.ones 2-51. . Strain. Engineering .Experiment Station Bulletin Thoma"l J. Dolan No. 438 · Ill. Univ. Engineering Exp. Station

Monograph 2121 A Survey of the Properties and Applications Of C. Dale Owen's 2-Sii' Ferrites Below Microwave Frequencies. Re­ Bell Telephone Labs. printed frc;>m Institute of Radio Engineers~ New York. Proceedings 44~ 1234-48 0956)

NMI-1142 Construction And Operation Of A Laboratory Scale J. F. Kuchta 2-13-56 Arc Melting Unit S. Isserow

ORNL-2253 Inspection ()f S;mall Diameter Tubing By Eddy­ J. W. Allen 3-11-51 Current Methoot.is R. B. Oliver Oak Ridge Nat. Lab.

ORNL-2254 Immersed. Ultrasonic Inspection of Pipe · and Tubing R. B. Oliver 3-11-51 R. W. McClung J. K. White Same

SEP-208 An Xnvestigation Of The Slip-Casting Mecha.ni:::~m As w. G. Lidman 2-23-56 Applied To Stainless Steel Powder· R. V. Rubino

Consumab~e Electrode Arc-Melting Of Cold-Compacted R. Witt 4-19·~56 Thorium Powder

PHYSICS

AECU-3362 The Harmodotron--A Beam Harmonic0 Higher Order M.D. Sirkis Mode Device For Producing Millimeter and Submillimeter Ill. Univ. Waves Technical Report No. 1. Electrical Engine~ring Research Lab. -Z3- UCR.L-313Z

Temperature Distribution In A Slab Containing A N. F. Lansing 1-25-52 Uniformly Distributed Source Of Radiation L. C. Nodere:r Oak Ridge National Lab.

~CF-53-6~1 Decay Gamma-Ray Dose Rate Measurements At the T.V. Blosser 4-12 ... 55 ~Rev. j BSF M. K. Hulling s s·ame

$CF-53-6-158 The ltnfluence Of The Method Of Calculating Resonance M. Tobias 6-16~53 {DeL» Capture On The Fast Leakage In Breeders M. C. Edlund Same

$CF-54-8-103 Ground Scattering Of Neutrons From A Cylindrically H. E. Stern 8-8Q54 SJ,mmetric Source A. Simon Same

~CF-54-8-104 Single Anisotropic Air Scattering Of Neutrons In The F. H. Murray s:;; 18-54 Presence Of The Ground {Shielded Detector). Same

*CF-54-9-133 Attenuation Of Beta Energy Along A Straight Line T. W. Leland 9- 11- 54 Path Through Various Absorbing Media Same

$CF -54-11-83 Anisotropic Scattering of Neutrons ln A Uniform F. H. Murray 12-3-54 Medium With Beam Sources Same

*CF-55-4-104 A Note On The HaH- Life Of Fission Products Produced W. S. Snyder 1955 By Uniform Irradiation In A Pile Same

An Examination Of Uranium~Z33 Fission-Yield Data S. Peterson 6-23-55 Same

Multigroup-Multiregion Theory F~r The Consistent P B.J. Garrick 8-55 1 Approximation To The Boltzmann Equation Oak Ridge School of Reactor Tech. · . Z38 Z32 The Effecbve Resonance Integrals of U and Th • L. Dresner 10-5~55 Oak Ridge Nat. Lab.

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-*C F-55-9-0' 4 Tables For Computing Effective Resonance Integrals, L. ~esner 9-19-55 Including Tl1e Doppler Broadening Of Nuclear Resonances Oak Ridge Nat._ Lab.

Integral Equations For The Flux Density Near A Thin Foil F. H. Murray 9-23-55 And For Scattering In Air In the Presence Of the Ground Same

Cross Section Program At Oak Ridge National Laboratory J. L. Fowler 6 ~4- 56 J. A. Harvey Same,

_Parameters Fo:~ Two Group Analysis Of Critical Exper­ J.T. Thomas 8-30-56 imen~s With Water Reflected Sp~e~es of U0 F Aqueous. Same 2 2 Solutions. . -

CRRP-680 Effective Cross Section Values For Well-Moderated C. H. Westcott 1-25-51 Thermal Reactor Spectra Atomic Energy of Canadap Ltd. Chalk River Project.

Correction For Build Up Factor For Lead And Strze.l P. B. Aitken 19551 Shieldi~g For 1-Mev and 1.3 Mev v Ra ...Uation Same

The Structure Of The Proton E. E. Chambers 4-56 R. Hofstadter Stanford Univ. of Calif. High-Energy Physics Lab.

~~HEPL-113 Electron Scattering From Neighboring Nuclei B. Hahn 11~56 R. Hofatadter D. G. Ravenhall Same

Lattice Cell Calculations !-Determination of H For G. W. Stuart~ J?. 8-24~53 A Uranium Slug

*HW .. 36503 Spectral Hardening Correction To T}. E. E. Jones 5-2~55 Hanford Atomic Products Operation

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A Simultaneous Scaler System R. L. Tomlinson Hanford Atomic Products Operations

*HW-38918 Improved Calibration Facility E" E. Donaldson 8-22-55 Same

*lD0-16080 MTR Flux Calibration Unit C. H. Hogg 5-22-53 R. H. Lewis Phillips Petroleum Co.

*liD0-16238 Successive Neutron Capture In Ta R. R. Smith 9-22-55 S·. D. Reeder R. H. Lewis­ Same

$,~ID0 ... 16Z75 Resonance Parameters In-Tantalum F. B. Simpson 4-ZZ-55 .R. G. Fluharty 0. D. Simpson Same ! *ID0-16289 The Total Neutron Cross Section of Thulium In The E. G. Joki 5-21-56 Energy Region 0.038 to 1.56 ev. J. E. Evans Same . 34 41 lSC-67'9 Decay Schemes of CI and Sc · R .. T. Nichols 12-54 E. N. Jensen Ames Lab.

K-1302 Part 3 The Problem Of Knudsen Flow. Part III. Solutions W. C. DeMarcus 3-19-51. For One- Dimensional Systems Oak Ridge Gaseous Diffusion Plant

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!il>KAPL-M-ELW -1 ·Two Dimensional Multigroup Equations r 9 e Dependency E. L. Wachspress '"t-13-53 5-Point Diffusion Equation.

$KAPL-M-ELW -2 · Ete:ration P:rocedure For Two Dimensional Multigroup E~ L. Wachspress 12-18-53 Problems 1:-e Dependency *KAPL-M-HES-19 Three,;.Group Adjoint Calculations H. E. Stone 5-9-56

$KAPL-l\.4-MLS-Z The K:ron Electric Circuit Model And Its Application To M. L. Storm 1-20-~4 A Problem In Neutron Diffusion

*KAPL-M-RWD-6 Effects Of Neutron Angular Anisotropy At The Boundary R. W. Deutsch 8-5-55 Of A Black R~'gion ·

~~LA-524 ~Del.» - The Calculati-on Of Critical Masses Including The Effects R. P. Feynman l-21-41 Of The Distribution Of Neutron Energies T. A. Welton J. Ashldn, et al.

MISC-195'~-65 Bevatron Operational Experiencesp Reprinted from CERN Edward J. Lofgren

Syn'lposium on High Energy Accelerators and Pion FAysics9 Calif. Un.iv. Rad. Lab.

Geneva0 1956. Proceedings.!& 496-503 U956».

MIT-LNS-PR.. Forty-Second Progress Report [!o~ Period June 10 1956 Mass. Inst. of Tech.

August 31 0 1956 To August 31$ 1956 Cambridge Lab. for Nuclear Science

Mlr1' -RLE=QPR~ Forty-Fourth Quarterly Progress Report For Threeal\1onth Same January 15. 1951 Period Ending November 30a 1956

MlCT-RLE-TR-306 Analysis Of Signals And Noise In Longitudinal E~ectron H. A. Haus 8.-18-55 Beams. Technical Report 306 Sarn.e

Monograph 2618 The Role Of Communications Networks In Digital Data R. C. Matlack 2-51 System.s., Reprinted from Eastern Joint Computer Bell Telephone Labs.

Confe:rence. 5th0 Boston9 1955. Proceedings9 83-6 u 956~. *Microca:rds -21- . UCRL-3'r32

Monograph 2695 Field-Induced Conductivity Changes In Germanium. Re­ Harold C. Montgomery 1-50' printed from Physical Review l03p 865~10 1{l956j ·Walter L. Brown Bell Telephone Labs.

Monograph 2113 Ferrite-Tuned Resonant Cavities •. Reprinted from Clifford E. Fay Institute of Radio Engineers. New York: Proceedings Same ~4p 1446-9 0956}.

Monograph 212 l ·Switching Time In Ferroelect:ric BaTi03_ and Its Dependence Walter J. Merz On Crystal Thickness. Reprinted from-Journal of Applied Same · Physics E.• 938-43 U956».

Monograph 2126 A Broad-Band Microwave Circulator. Reprintf}d from Edward A. Ohm 2-51 Institute of Radio Engineersp New York. Professional Same Group on Microwave Theory and Techniques. Trans­ actions MTT-4, 210-1 (1956).

Monograph 2130 Theory Of The Swept Intrinsic Structure. Reprinted from William T., Readp Jr. z;..s7 Ben System TeChnical Journa112,. 1241-84 '!1956» Same

MonC?graph 2133 A Note On Two Binary Signaling Alphabets. Reprinted David Slepian 2-57

from Institute of Radio Engineers9 New York. Profes­ Same sional Group on Information Theory. Transactions IT-_?_ 9 no. 2~ 84-6 U956§.

Monte Carlo Calculation Of Noise Near The Potential ·. Ping King Tien 2-51 Minimum Of A High-Frequency Diode.' Reprinted from Jack Moshman Journal of Applied Physics 2_0'a 1061-18 {1956}. Same

Monograph 2136 Quality Control In Electronics. Reprinted from lnsti• ·Mary N. Torrey 2-57 tute of Radio Engineerso New York. Proceedings 4~ Same 1521-30 "1956:~ J. -

Monograph 2139 Improved Rectangular Waveguide Resonance Isolators Max T. Weiss I 2-51 Reprinted from Institute of Radio Engineers. New York Same Professional Group on Microwave Theory and Techniques

Transactions MTT_:!9 240-3 {1956). · =28- UCRL~3132

NYO- 'P6'96 A Numerical Method For The Time-Dependent Transport R. D. Richtmyer 2-51 Equation New York Univ.

ONRL-22-51 British Plans For A 1 Bev Proton Accelerator J. Reginald Richardsan · 2-14-51 Office ,of Navla Research

ORNL-2117 Radiation Fluxes In A Cylindrical Cavity Resulting C. D. Zerby 3~11-51 From An Idealize'd Entering Current Oak Ridge Nat ..Lab.

Mathematical Relations Governing Isotope Production T. D. Newton :J-33 By Neutron Irradiation Chalk River Project

REACTOR SCIENCE

AEGD-3740 Interaction Of Enriched Uranium Assemblies H. F. Henry Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Co.

I ANL-5589 A General Method For Comparing Thermal Performance G. A. Freund l-51 Of Fuel Element Geometries And Coolants For Non-Boiling A. L. London Reactors ·

Studies Of Mixing In The Lower Plenum Of A Quarter-.Scale Herbert R. Hazard 2-22-51 . Flow Model Of The PwR Reactor Abraham Rotkowitz

~CEPS~l134 General' Reactor Comparisons. A. Water Moderated Commonwealth Edison. '1 ~ 15-53 And Cooled. B. Heavy Water Moderated And Cooled. Co." CEPS Group C. Sodium Cooled

Addenda Memorandum To The MTR Graphite Reflector F. C. Zapp lX-11-49 Report. Oak Ridge National Lab.

~CF -49~ 11 ~ 208 MT R Report On Xnternal Air System W, R, Gall 11-21··49 Same

Discharge Times Of Homogeneous Reactor Pilot Model C. L, Segaaer 12-9-49 Reflector Flowing Through 2-lnch Pipe From Pressure Same Tank

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Neutron Fluxes And Heat Production In The Top And Side R, B. Briggs Thermal Shields Of The Materials Testing Reactor . Oak Ridge Nat. Lab.

Graphite F!!ir The Materials Testing Reactor .F. C. Zapp Same

MTR Design Report--Controls R. E. Engberg 3-31-51 Same

Comparison Of Straight Through And Rotary Flow Xn I. Spiewal~ Fifteen Foot Spheres Same

*CF -53-·10-l 01 Flow Teet Of The Proposed ISHR Core .L, B. Lesem 11-13-53 Same

'*CF-53-10~ 141 Temperature And Stress Distribution In A Sectional F, T. Binford 10-19-53 Cylindrical Shield As Typified By The Research Same Reactor ·

~c F-s 3 -11-zs Release Time Investigation Of The Oak Ridge R~search L. C, Oakes 12-8-53 Reactor Shim Rod Support Same

*fiCF-53-12-126 The Oak Ridge National Laboratory Graphite Reactor c. D, Cagle Same

~CF- 54- 5-246 · Control Panel Mock~ups, R. L. Moore 5-!8-54 Same

$CF-54-6-22Z Decomposition Gases Released During A iilunp Of HRT R. E,. Aven San~e

inner Dump Tank Piping And Weighing System R. G. Pitkin Same iJ'.. Same

Design Criteria For HRT Sample Line Coolers R. Van Winkle Same s~CF -55~ 1-49 Bayonet Tube Reflwc Condenser For The HRT Outer C. L. Segaser 1-4-55 Dump Tanka Same ;p. -.

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Feed Pump Mockup .E. L. Youngblood 2-9-55 Oak Ridge Nat. Labo

~·GF- 55-3-51 Boiling Blanket For TBR--Power Utilization Po Co Zmola 3-9-55 Same

*CF -55-3-60 Further Studies Of The "Walk-Away'' Phenomenon For Mo Tobias 3-2-55 The HRT Same

Deformation Of MTR Fuel Element In Static Pressure J. Po Sanders 4-22-55 Tests Same

Experimental Determination of Flow Through Holes Xn J.P. Sanders 5-5-55 Simulated MTR End Boxes Same

*CF-55-5-103 A Bibliographic File Of Technical Report Abstracts F. P. Green 10-l-56 ~Revo il ) Useful To Reactor Control System Engineering Same

Operating Conditions Of The Orr Cooling System At 20 MW J. P. Sanders 5-23-55 Same lll

Pressure Rise Inside HRT Thermal Shield !n Event Of Ro Eo Aven Pressure Vessel Failure Same

Heat Generation And Temperature Distribution In P. N. Haubenreich. 'J'-27-55 Control Room Shield Wall Same

Purge Water Requi:!red For Absorption Of Radiolytic Gas Ro E. Aven 8-16-55 Generated In Pressurizer Same

CF-55-8=111 Spedfications For HRT Reactor And Services Systems w. R. aa.11 Same / '*CF-55

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'*CF-56~ i-31 Test To Determine Velocity Of Leakage Across The Pass P. P. Holz 1-5-56 Partition Of The HRT Heat Exchanger Oak Ridge Nat. Lab.

Shielding For the HRT Charcoal Pit and Off-Gas Line J. 0. Kolb 1-20-56 Same

~CF-56-4-191 Some Observations On Reactor Criticality Calculations A • S. Householder 4-24-56 Same

Examination Of The North Carolina State College Reactor A. R. Olsen 7-20-56 Core A. E. Richt Same

A Homogeneous-Reactor Gamma Irradiation Facility R. B. Briggs J. o. Klob Same

.Failures of Titanium Alloy Trim In HRP Dump Valv~ J. P. Hammond 8-15-56 Loop T. M. Kegley. Jrc G. M. Adamson Same

Calculation Of Air Scattered Gamma Radiation Escaping H. C. Claiborne Through A Shield Opening .. -Application To The HRT T. B. Fowler Same

CRE-618 Some Reactivity Effects Of Irradiation In NRU C. D. McKay l-29-51 Chalk River Proj.

A Description of C~alk River Experience With Heavy D. D. Stewart 1-57 Water Reactor Vessels Same

CRR-644-5 Proceedings Of The Tdpart:l.b-~ Reactor Gore Conference J. W. Greenwood 12-56

Held At Chalk River9 Ontario January 9- ].29 1956. Part J. E. Woolston0 Eds. V. Long Irradiation - Reactivity Effects. s.~me

Fast Fission Factor Experimentso Reactor Core Con­ G. C. Hanna 1··4-56 £erence9 January 9 to R~~ 1956 P. R. Tunnicliffe Same ,f-

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Programme Of The Proposed Chemical Experiments During Ao Ro Anderson 8-56 The Dido Start-Up Periodo Gt. Brit. Atomic Energy Research Est. Harwell, Berks, Eng.

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The Possible Use Of Aqueous Solutions Of Plutonium !n Do E. Granville 8-29-56 A Homogeneous Reactor Do W. Grant Gto Britn Atomic Energy Reserach Est. Harwell, Berksv Eng~and

Some Remarks Suggested By Report Noo ll:RG-TN/CA- Go A, Hughes 1-18-56 324. Subo Refo HARD«A)I/P-12. Entitled "Pre·-' Same Hminary Studies Of The Flow Patterns In Two Designs 0£ Homogeneous Test ~eactor Core, Part l. Re­ entrant Core 11 By A" F. Taylor. Following Further Discussion

An Approach To The Design OfA Pressure Vessel For So R. Armsdon 8-23-56 A Homogeneous Reactor Experiment Same

Pile Por;son-Procedure For Calculating Effect Of Various Ro L. Menegus 3-19-46 Materials On Pile Reactivity a'ftHW -2'9453 Multiplication Of Enriched Loading In Exponential W, B. Farrand 9-28-53 Pile . R. Co Lloyd· Hanford Atomic Products Operation

Stainless Steel Connector Evaluation, Final Report C, A. Mansius J. R. Spink Same

Calculation Of Effective Radii Of Cylindrical Control T. Ao Jayne ·4-52. Rods of Various Radii and Blacknesses Same -33- UCRL-3'B2

~J>HW ~ 38583 Alternate Acid Addition Facility For 100-K W. D. Bainard 8.,23-55 Hanford Atomic Products Operation

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$!D0-16001 A Method For Estimating Perturbations Due To H. L. McMurry 5-9-52 Fissionable Materials Near the MTR Core Phillips Petroleum Co.

~'!DO~ !6042·\De'i. » First Four MTR Fuel Loadings-~Some Operating Data G. H. Hanson 5-15-53 Relative Cooling-Water Flow And· Temperature Rise Same Among Individual Fuel Assemb~f..es Along With Calculated Fuel Burn-Up Distributions.

·' JID0-16255 'Measurements Of MTR-Ir:radiated Thorium Slugs In E. Fast 3-19-56 The Reactivity Measurement Facility D. R. DeBoisblanc Same

$!00-16308 Hydraulic Tests In The MTR Latti.ce. ToR. Wilson 9 Jr. 11-15-54 0. J i Elgert" Same

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KAPL-1686 A U0 -Liquid M.etal Slurry Reactor For E~tmomic Power 2 J. K. Da.vidson 12-15-56 W. L. Robb · 0. N. Solmon et al

Ji:;KAPL-M-CDB-3 Second Report On Convection Currents. In The Fuel Slug. C. D. Best 1-19-48 Appendix A. Model Laws For Fuel Migration Experiment R. C. Martinelli

Ji:;KAPL-M-DRB-1 Effects Of Rod Shape On Control Rod Worth D. R. Bach S. W. Kitchen

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1'\fAA- SR~ 1?61 The Transient Behavior Of A Prototype Reactor Fuse N. :€. Huston In Simulated ReactOl' Excursions R. R. Eggleston Atomics International Div. v

NAA-SR-1810 Reactor Safety. Quarterly Progress Report ~o~ May.... ·· N. C. Miller 6 ed. 3-15-51 Julyv 1956 Same

ND.A- 33 Reactor Heat Transfer Progress No, 13 John E. Viscardi. ed. 2·-14- 51 Nuclear Development Corp. of America

Reactor Research and Development .Division. Pl"ogress Atomic Energy of Canada Report E.o..:J October lv 1956 t.o December 3lo 1956 . Chalk Rivel' Project · · Pressurized Water Reactor «PWR) Project. Technical Westinghouse Electric

Prog1·ess Report Fo1' The Period December 246 1956 Corp. Bettis Pilant to February 23Q 1951

Ml~C~LLANEOU~1 - ·------~--····------···--~---·- ANL-5680 Annual Reportv 1956

ANL~5694 Additions to the Library. Report For The Period Februal"y P. A. Schulze

16-280 1951. TechnicalReports

Title Ann(().uncement Bulletin. Bulletin No. U -120 2·-28--5((

Value Of Money--Equivalence H. W. Schweyer Oak Ridge Nat. Lab.

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-35- UCRL-3?32 rvionog:raph zno Transatlantic Submarine Telephone Cable System. Be 11 T ~ lephone Labs. 1-51

Reprinted from BeU Syetem Technica~ J. urnal 369 1~326 \'~95""''' .!'. til ==

Monograph 2'128 Nike Quality Assurance. Reprinted from Ordnance 4lv 553-6 E, G. D. Paterson 2-51 0956) . ~ Same

N.ACA .. ABSTRACTS- Research Abstracts and Reclassification Notice No. Nationa.l Advisory 3-U-5?' 112 112 Committee for Aeronautics

The Nuclear Programs In Spain and Port1.1gal J. Reginald Richardson Office of Naval Research

PR-R..epo rts ~ 1 Reports Distributed By The Scientific Document _ Atomic Energy of

Distribution Office. Progress Report for October 19 Canada., Chalk River

1956 To December 31 9 1956 'Project

Standard Distribution ·Lists For unclassified Research And Devdopment Reports

Whatas Available Jrn T.he Unclassified Atomic Energy 1-51 Literature

"\USNRDL-TR ~ 121 A F~---.nout Plotting Device E. A. Schuert ... ..

UCRL-3732

. LIST OF UNCLASSIFIED REPORTS ISSUED BY THE UCRL INFOR.M.ATXON DIVISION

UCRL Translation 302 Determination and lVIagnetochemical Study of Ethyl Sulfates and Alkyl SulfatesD by Nguyen-Quang Trin.h and Maurice Seguin, Trans. from Academie des

Sciencesp Pai."iso Comptes Rendus 226 9 3311:-5 U948D. 3p. ~ - UCRL-3514 The Effect of Diagnostic Dental Radiography on the R.. Lowry DodaO\l 10-26-56 Lymphocyte Count and on the Diurnal Tide of Human Mary M. Chupp Leukocytes

UCRL-3581 Evidence For Function of Aberrant Thyroid Tissue C. WiUet AsHng 11-56

in the Thymus of Rats Patricia W 0 Durbin Mar shaH W. Parrott Et al.

UCRL-3585 A 40~ Megacycle Scaler Michiyuki Nakamura 11-14-56

UCRL- 3616 Nuclear and Electron Paramagnetic Resonance and Power B 0 Sogo 12-1-56 Its Application to Biology Bert M, Tolbert

UCRL~364! The Crystal Stz·uctuxe of Acetic Acid Robert E. Jones 12-14-56

UCRL-3643 The Spins of Thalliu:m-1919 -198m, -199. and -204. G. 0. Brink 2-21-51 and The Hyper fine -Structure Splitting of Thallium- 204 J o C. Hubbs W, A. Nierenberg J, L. Worcester

UCRL-3653 Biology and Medicine Qua:rte1•ly - October, Nove;mbe:r 8 l-28-51 December i 956

UCRL-3659' Theory of High-Energy Deuteron Scattering Henry P, Stapp 1-23-57

UCRL-3699 Some Aspects of the Radiolysis of Isopropyl Ether Amos S. Ncewton 2-5';1 .. • 'P '·

UCRL-3132

The Fault Diverter ~ A Protective Device For High~Power Bob Ho Smith z- za- s·~ Electron Tubes

UC RL- 3'':1'0'; Optical Model of Sigma Particles Produced In Nuclei by Richard Ho Capps Negative K Me sons

UCRL-3116 Electrostatic Calculation of Structure For Yttrium David H, TempletQn· 3-5'? Abstract OxyHuoride

UCRL-3'120 List of Unclassified Reports Received and Issued by the UCRL Information Division During the Period of March l~ 15. 1957

UCRL-3121 Uniqueness of Solutions To Dispersion Relations for Stephen Gasiorowicz 3-29-5'? Potential Scattering Malvin A, Ruderman '

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