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Los Alamos County Battery Energy Storage System Use Review

The purpose of this study is to identify potential alternative uses for the LAC-owned BESS. One critical fact that must be considered in evaluating any profitable use of the BESS is the standby cost associated with keeping the NaS battery on-line, as it must be kept at 300 degrees Celsius at all times, regardless of whether it is being used or not. Standby for the NaS battery online requires approximately 80 MWh/month, costing approximately 28,000 dollars annually. Other relevant costs include a 22,000 dollar annual maintenance contract required for the NaS, and accounting for any losses due to inefficiencies during the operation of the battery. County operations personnel respond to all alarms and visit the BESS on a monthly basis to walk down the site. It estimated this cost approximately 10,000 dollars per year. The total cost of maintaining and keeping the NaS battery on-line for a year, then, is roughly 60,000 dollars.

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Los Alamos Radiation Protection Internal Dosimetry (Bioassay) Pamphlet

A radionuclide intake happens when a radioactive material enters the body through inhalation or ingestion or through a wound. Because the radiation produced by some materials (such as plutonium, americium, uranium, and tritium) cannot leave the body, we look for the materials themselves in urine samples.

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Physical Sciences Vistas: Perspectives on Excellence in Mission-Focused Science, Technology, and Engineering at Los Alamos Laboratory (Issue 1, 2020)

This is the first 2020 issue of Physical Sciences Vistas, with a focus on “excellence in mission-focused science, technology, and engineering.” Excellence in mission-focused ST&E comprises one of the four elements of the Laboratory Agenda, focusing on sustaining and enhancing LANL’s science base. This issue highlights the diverse efforts of personnel in our Physical Sciences Directorate (ALDPS) to enhance science, technology, and engineering at the Laboratory. As we reflect on work at the Laboratory, mostly from our homes due to COVID-19, it is gratifying to see the important, diverse contributions to ST&E across ALDPS.

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