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写真でみる原子力. Shashin de miru genshiryoku. Nuclear Power in Photographs.

Consolidated Nuclear Security, LLCBiblio.com

Y-12 National Security Complex Deep Dive Briefings 2018; YGG-18-0165

201875549Oak Ridge TN: Consolidated Nuclear Security LLC 2018. Presumed First Edition First printing. Spiral bound. Very good. Various paginations approximately 320 pages. Illustrations in color. Compilation of briefing slides. Each briefing title slide has statement that the content is UNCLASSIFIED. The Y-12 National Security Complex is a United States Department of Energy National Nuclear Security Administration facility located in Oak Ridge Tennessee near the Oak Ridge National Laboratory. It was built as part of the Manhattan Project for the purpose of enriching uranium for the first atomic bombs. It is considered the birthplace of the atomic bomb. In the years after World War II it has been operated as a manufacturing facility for nuclear weapons components and related defense purposes. Y-12 is managed and operated under contract by Consolidated Nuclear Security LLC CNS which is composed of member companies Bechtel National Inc. Leidos Inc. Orbital ATK Inc and SOC LLC with Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. as a teaming subcontractor. CNS also operates Pantex Plant in Texas. The briefings included are: Aging Asset Management Program Bill Tindal 6 p. Y-12 National Security Complex Site-Wide Overview Steve Laggis 20 p. Depleted Uranium and Fabrication Susan Baker 32 p Lithium & Special Materials Blake Scott 32 p Global Security and Strategic Partnerships Morris Hassler 17 p Safeguards & Security Program Tom Hayden and Melissa Blair 19 p. Excess Facility Disposition Diane McDaniel 21 p. Manufacturing Technical Support Johnafred Thomas 20 p. Development Randy Dziendziel 16 p. Assembly/Disassembly Operations Abe Mathews 19 p. Balance of Plant Scott Underwood 7 p. laid in Balance of Plant Emergency Services Robert Gee 16 p Material Acquisition and Control Ken Felker 9 p. Balance of Plant Administrative Facilities Durand Carmany 16 p. Balance of Plant Waste Management Tim Tharp 12 p. Balance of Plant Utilities Tim Hutson 16 p. Leases Transfers and Space Utilization Michelle Fine 10 p. Sustainability Michelle Fine 6 p. and Y-12 National Security Complex Program Review Steve Laggis 25 p. Consolidated Nuclear Security, LLC unknown

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Defense Nuclear AgencyBiblio.com

Weapon Effects Rule WEG-1; Instructions for Use

198491047Washington DC: Defense Nuclear Agency 1984. Presumed First or early issuance. Three Ring Binder showing wear and tear with text disc and effects calculator in a slip case. Very good. This is one of the Defense Nuclear Agency's Electronic Handbook Series. This includes: Weapon Effects Rule WEG-1 Instructions for Use dated December 1983 tabbed section title DD From 1473 and 8 pages with illustrations; Weapon Effects Program for IBM PC/XT dated 7 December 1984 tabbed section title DD From 1473 and 16 pages disc with version 2.1 in pocket after IBM PC/XT tabbed material. The front pocket holds Weapon Effects Rule WEG-1 DNA-EH-84-01-J. The pocket has summary Instructions and Examples. Also laid in is a very rare surviving copy of DNA NWE Calculation Aids User Bulletin Issue 1-85-1 May 1985. In this issue 6 sheets printed on one side only was a statement of purpose announcement of Cratering & Ground Shock and Blast Programs Obtaining Help General Trends in NWE Calculation Aids Programs Quick Reference Matrix of NWE Calculation Aides and C&GS and Blast Order Form and Description. This is a RARE SURVIVING COPY. The Defense Nuclear Agency DNA now known as the Defense Threat Reduction Agency DTRA developed various tools manuals and aids to calculate the effects of nuclear weapons including blast thermal radiation and fallout. These tools are critical for nuclear safety survivability studies and operational planning. Key Calculation Aids and Tools: Nuclear Bomb Effects Computer Slide Rule: Included with the 1957/1962/1964 editions of The Effects of Nuclear Weapons by Samuel Glasstone and Philip J. Dolan. This circular slide rule developed by the Lovelace Foundation allows for the evaluation of 28 different effects including blast thermal radiation fallout and cratering as a function of yield and range; DOS-Based Weapons Effects Programs 1984: Validated computer simulations and models developed under contract for the Defense Nuclear Agency which are still used in some contexts. DTRA Effects Manual One EM-1: Known as "Capabilities of Nuclear Weapons" this is a foundational multi-chapter manual providing in part validated calculations and data for nuclear effects. These tools cover a range of parameters including air blast overpressure initial radiation thermal dose and crater size. Defense Nuclear Agency unknown

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National Research Council, and Committee to Provide Interim Oversight of the Doe Nuclear Weapons ComplexBiblio.com

The Nuclear Weapons Complex: Management for Health Safety and the Environment

198965251National Academies Press 1989. Trade paperback. Very good. No dust jacket as issued. References. Abbreviations. x 146 p. In this volume the National Research Council examines problems arising throughout government-owned contractor-operated facilities in the United States engaged in activities to build nuclear weapons. The book draws conclusions about and makes recommendations for the health and safety of the nuclear weapons complex and addresses pressing environmental concerns. In addition the book examines the future of the complex and offers suggestions for its modernization. Several explanatory appendixes provide useful background information on the functioning of the complex criticality safety plutonium chemistry and weapons physics. In the aftermath of the accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power station the Department of energy DOE asked the National Research Council to examine possible implications of the accident for the large reactors operated by the Department. The reactors included those then operating at the Savannah River Site in South Carolina and at the Hanford Nuclear Reservation in the state of Washington. In response the National Research Council issued reports in 1987 and 1988 that focused on a variety of safety management and technical issues. In the meantime concerns developed with regard to the other nonreactor facilities in the nuclear weapons complex. As a result of these concerns Congress directed the Secretary of Energy to request that the National Research Concil report its conclusions and recommendations concerning health safety and environmental issues arising throughout the complex and steps that would enhance the safety of operations at the facilties. This report fulfills the Secretary's request. National Academies Press paperback

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