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Sengoku - Culture of the Han Dynasty Centered on the Lower Yangtze River Basin Hiroaki Takakura Japan and Korea during the EstabBiblio.com

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Savannah River Site Homeland Defense Support Capabilities

200177507Aiken SC: Savannah River Site 2001. Presumed First Edition First printing thus. Spiral bound. Very good. 2 30 pages plus covers. Illustrations color. Map Hard copy of a vugraph presentation. This was produced almost immediately after the 9/11 attack and used the iconic flag raising image and other World Trade Center images. The Table of Contents addresses: SRS Response Centers Response Teams and Core Capabilities; Capabilities for Field Operations Support Facilities Core Technologies and Response. Among the topics and capabilities addressed are: Law Enforcement Center Emergency Operations Meteorological Emergency Forensic Science Field Intelligence Element Industrial Hygiene HazMat Radiological Assistance Dosimetry Remote Radiation Monitoring Robotics Transuranic Material Radiation Detection and Bioremediation. This is an important snapshot in time of how a part of the Department of Energy communicated its capabilities to support a range of responses to the 9/11 attacks and the subsequent Global War on Terrorism. The Savannah River Site SRS is a nuclear reservation in the United States in the state of South Carolina located on land in Aiken Allendale and Barnwell counties adjacent to the Savannah River 25 miles 40 km southeast of Augusta Georgia. The site was built during the 1950s to refine nuclear materials for deployment in nuclear weapons. The Savannah River National Laboratory SRNL is a multi-program national laboratory for the U.S. Department of Energy's DOE Office of Environmental Management. SRNL is located at the Savannah River Site SRS near Jackson South Carolina. It was founded in 1951 as the Savannah River Laboratory. It was certified as a national laboratory on May 7 2004. SRNL research topics include environmental remediation technologies for the hydrogen economy handling of hazardous materials and technologies for prevention of nuclear proliferation. It has specific experience in vitrification of nuclear waste and hydrogen storage initially developed to support production of tritium and plutonium at the Savannah River Site during the Cold War. Savannah River Site unknown

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Savannah River Technology CenterBiblio.com

SRTC Institutional Plan

200276295Aiken SC: Savannah River Technology Center 2002. Presumed First Edition First printing thus. Spiral bound. Very good. Variable paginations approximately 100 pages. Illustrations some in color. Appendix A--Core Technical Skills. Appendix B--List of Acronyms. Cover has slight wear and soiling. The Savannah River Site was constructed to produce the basic materials necessary in the fabrication of nuclear weapons primarily tritium and plutonium-239. In support of these efforts the Savannah River Laboratory was created. In August 1950 a top secret letter regarding the scope of work for the site included the directive that "new research and development facilities would be included at the main site or elsewhere to the extent required to support the work. Such facilities will be provided for the solution of process improvement and process development problems which may arise in connection with the work." With this directive the Savannah River Laboratory was created and soon became the second largest research facility for operator E.I. DuPont de Nemours and Company. The original Savannah River Laboratory included five main facilities: a main laboratory for process development and experimental research; the Waste Disposal Facility to handle waste created by the laboratory; the Pile Physics laboratory which contained experimental reactors; and CMX and TNX. CMX was established to determine the treatment needed for cooling water in reactor heat exchangers and TNX was used to determine operational information for separations. The laboratory quickly expanded to include a health physics laboratory equipment engineering laboratory and temporary labs such as a fluid pressure bonding laboratory and a mockup of a reactor tank. Since that time the lab changed its name to the Savannah River Technology Center and is now the Savannah River National Laboratory. Savannah River Technology Center unknown

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