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Exploring life extension opportunities of high-pressure hydrogen pressure vessels at refueling stations_Abridged.
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Full-scale FEED Study for Retrofitting the Prairie State Generating Station with an 816 MWe Capture Plant using Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Post-Combustion CO 2 Capture Technology
A full front-end engineering design (FEED) study to for a carbon capture system for Unit #2 (816 MWe) at the Prairie State Generating Company’s (PSGC) Energy Campus in Marissa, IL based on the KM CDR Process CO 2 capture technology from Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) using their proprietary solvent KS-21TM. If built this carbon capture plant would be the world's largest to date. The cost of capture of 100 percent of the plant emissions was calculated to be $43.42 per metric tonne of CO 2 based on levelized costs for 30 years of operation (85% capacity factor), and includes Interest on Debt and Return on Equity During Operation.
Winch Pull Force Calculation at Ross Shaft 4850L Station [Poster]
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Fire Station #5: A look at climate resilient infrastructure using alternative water sources [Slides]
Water reclamation gets water from a variety of sources then treats and reuses it for beneficial purposes. Water reuse can provide alternatives to existing water supplies and be used to enhance water security, sustainability, and resilience.
F.I.R.E. - Fire Station Infrastructure & Resiliency Expansion [Slides]
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Station state-of-health monitoring with the Geophysical Monitoring System (GMS).
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Deep Learning Denoising of Seismic Data Recorded at the IMS Station MKAR.
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Single-Station Backazimuth Estimations for Earthquake & Explosive Sources.
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Investigation of Ground-Coupled Airwave Applications on Seismo-Acoustic Stations.
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Second Target Station Computer Science and Math Workshop Report
Discovery science drives innovation and underpins the technological advances that will solve some of society’s most challenging issues, including clean energy technologies, better medicines, safe potable water, and addressing aging infrastructures, including transportation. Many of these advances will result from basic research into new materials and new ways to optimize our use of existing materials. Oak Ridge National Laboratory’s neutron sources provide cutting-edge scientific tools to probe the structure and dynamics of matter in unique ways. This insight is fundamental to advancing our ability to discover, design, control, and use new materials to address society’s most pressing needs.
Station 11: An Overview of Plutonium
Sitting between neptunium (atomic number 93) and americium (atomic number 95) is the element plutonium (atomic number 94). Of all the elements on the periodic table, plutonium exhibits some of the strangest characteristics, some of which continue to baffle scientists to this day.
Design of a Mu2e upgrade Target Station with the optimal physics performance for the 100-kW proton beam: simulations and prototypes
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Modeling of fission and activation products in molten salt reactors and their potential impact on the radionuclide monitoring stations of the International Monitoring System
Molten Salt Reactors (MSRs) are one of six Generation IV reactor designs currently under development around the world. Because of the unique operating conditions of MSRs, which include molten fuel and the continuous removal of gaseous fission products during operation, work was performed to analyze the potential impact of emissions on the International Monitoring System (IMS) of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty (CTBT). Simulations were performed to predict the production of IMS-relevant radionuclides in four MSR designs operating under two scenarios – (1) a sealed reactor with releases only during operational shutdown and (2) continuous reprocessing or sparging of the fuel salt. From these production estimates the radioxenon and radioiodine signatures were extracted and compared to three current reactor designs (PWR, BWR, RBMK). In the cases where continuous reprocessing of the fuel salt occurred both the radioxenon and radioiodine signatures are nearly indistinguishable from a nuclear explosion. Estimates were also made of the potential emission rate of radioxenon for three reactor designs and it was found that MSRs have the potential to emit radioxenon isotopes at a rate of 1015 – 8×1016 Bq/d for 133Xe if no abatement is used. An assessment was also made of activation products using a candidate fuel salt (FLiBe) mixed with corrosion products for the Thorium Molten Salt Reactor (TMSR-LF1)
TOpology Adaptive Decision Support for Cyber Defense of Joint Ground Station and Satellite Systems.
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Calibration Report: Meteorological Monitoring Stations (June 27, 2023)
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Best Practices for Payment Systems at Public Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
Failure to accept and process payment is a cause of public electric vehicle (EV) charging session failures. This document summarizes EV charging payment challenges and proposed solutions.