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DOD (C.V.), CHENG (C.C.), SIMPSON (W.A.), DEEDA (D.A.), SMITH (J.H.), The analysis of reflection type coils for eddy current testing, DAK Ridge Normal Laboratory, US atomic energy commission. [Pg.296]

Corbett. J.W. and lanniello, L.C. (1972) Radiation-Induced Voids in Metals (US Atomic Energy Commission). [Pg.209]

Brasie and Simpson (1968) use the Kingery and Pannill (1964) TNT blast data to represent blast parameter distributions, and the US Atomic Energy Commission s recommendations (Glasstone 1962) for the attendant structural damage. Brasie and Simpson (1968) base their recommendation for the TNT equivalency of vapor clouds on the damage observed in three chemical-plant explosion incidents. Analyzing the... [Pg.114]

Glasstone, S. 1966. The Effects of Nuclear Weapons. US Atomic Energy Commission, Revised edition 1966. [Pg.349]

Snigletnn, A. L., Jr. (1968). Sources of Nuclear Euel. Oakridge, TN US Atomic Energy Commission, Division of Technical Information. [Pg.871]

Parkman, R. and Shepard, O. C., US Atomic Energy Commission Publication No. ORO 45, June II (I95l)t... [Pg.861]

Miller, E. C., Chapter 4 of Liquid Metals Handbook, US Atomic Energy Commission, Navy Dept., Washington, D.C., 144-183 (1952)t... [Pg.861]

US Atomic Energy Commission Publication No. ISC-1 118, Semi-annual Summary, Research Report in Engineering for July-December, Ames Laboratory, Ames, Iowa (I958)t... [Pg.862]

US Atomic Energy Commission Pub. No. lSC-607, Quarterly Summary Research Report in Metallurgy for Jan. to March, Ames Laboratory, Ames, Iowa (1955)... [Pg.904]

J. J. Reilly, R. H. Wiswall, Jr., Hydrogen Storage and Purification Systems, US Atomic Energy Commission, BNL—17136, Brookhaven National Laboratoru, Upton, NY 11973, August 1972. [Pg.229]

Sisman, O. and Bopp, C.D., US Atomic Energy Commission Report, ORNL-928, TISE, Office of Technical Services, Oak Ridge, TN, 1951. [Pg.906]

Low, Lawrence D., Director, Division of Compliance, US Atomic Energy Commission, letter to R N. [Pg.76]

W. E. Baker, Explosions in Air (Austin University of Texas Press, 1973) S. Glasstone, The Effects of Nuclear Weapons (Washington, DC US Atomic Energy Commission, 1962). [Pg.268]

B) R.L. McKisson L.A. Bromley, "A New High-Temperature Calorimeter , USAEC (US Atomic Energy Commission) Report UCRL 688 (1950) (A calorimeter for use in the temp interval 600 to 1500° K contg a thermostat of molten tin surrounding a cavity in which the sample is placed. The calorimeter is resistance-heated, and control of the thermostat temp to lQ.5°C is effected by means of a modified "single-speed floating control . [Pg.166]

Hardy, E. P. 1974. Depth Distribution of Global Fallout of 90Sr,, 37Cs and 239240Pu in Sandy Loam Soil. Fallout Program Quarterly Summary Report HASL-286. US Atomic Energy Commission, New York. [Pg.151]

Atoms for Peace, Dodd, Mead Co, NY (1955 ) 37)US Atomic Energy Commission, Technical Information Service, "The Reactor Handbook, GovtPrintgOff, Washington, DC... [Pg.503]

R. L. Moore, US Atomic Energy Commission Report, AECD 3196 (1951). [Pg.839]

Harley JH (1972) US Atomic Energy Commission Document, HASL 300, Health and Safety Laboratory (now Environmental Measurements Laboratory), US Department of Energy, New York, USA. [Pg.87]

Wyatt, E.I. and Rickard, R.R. (1961) The radiochemistry of ruthenium. National Academy of Sciences, US Atomic Energy Commission NAS-NS 3029, 78 pp. [Pg.386]

Finston, H. L., Kinsley, M. T. (1960). National Academy of Sciences, Nuclear Science Series 3035 Washington, DC US Atomic Energy Commission. [Pg.218]

Table of Atomic Masses, ed. J. W. Guthrie monograph SCR-245A from US Atomic Energy Commission 1961. 955, 956... [Pg.1081]

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