A Study of Deposition and Re-Aerosolization of Respirable Particulates Utilizing Multiple Representative Substrates Surfaces and Common Resuspension Mechanisms
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The exploitation of radio frequency (RF) signals from Low Earth Orbit (LEO) communication satellites for the purposes of navigation is an active field of research. In this alternative navigation system, navigation observables are passively extracted from existing RF signals. Because these signals are not designed for navigation purposes and often have proprietary signal structures that are unknown to the receiver, they lack much of the information required for navigation systems or such information is unavailable to the receiver.
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This paper applied two methods of calculating 𝑀𝑀𝐿𝐿 with organic scintillators on fast bare HEU systems. Compared to 3He detector results and found agreement. Additionally, bootstrapped the data to characterize uncertainty
Modeling approach has significant impact on expected neutron spectral flux. Presence of water in Unit 3 greatly reduces neutron signal. Neutron flux from Homogeneous and Lattice models behaved more similarly as opposed to Layered model.
Integral criticality safety and reactor physics benchmark experiments from the International Handbook of Evaluated Criticality Safety Benchmark Experiments (ICSBEP Handbook) and the International Handbook of Reactor Physics Experiments (IRPhE Handbook) are essential for nuclear data validation and testing
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The primary research goal of this 2-year project is to demonstrate the feasibility of an innovative approach to measure reactive plasma species in the most challenging settings: right on the surface of water and under water. We propose to use the Brewster angle-cavity ringdown spextroscopy (BA-CRDS). Research objectives include: 1) Measurements of OH and NO in the plasma gas-phase zone (Z1) using different types of LTP sources including continuous and pulsed plasma jets, sheets, torches, etc. 2) Measurements of OH and NO in the multiphase reaction zones, right on the surface of water (Z2) and under water (Z3). 3) RS formation and loss mechanisms and reaction dynamics in the three zones. 4) Generalization of the proposed system to be configurable with other selected innovative techniques for other LTP parameters; invitation of selected PIs to form a strong collaborative team to pursue the follow-up effort (Category-2).
This presentation contains the acoustic sensor coordinates, photographs, times and approximate yields for 15 detonations that occurred on Friday July 23, 2021.
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NuSTEC CEWG Meeting (June 2021)
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