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Laberthe, J.-P.; Cochard, Henri.
Robatel-S.L.P.I., 69 - Lyon (France)1981
Robatel-S.L.P.I., 69 - Lyon (France)1981
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[en] This invention relates to fixed biological protection containments and its purpose is a removable cell that will enable mechanical parts to be handled inside such containments in optimum conditions of safety and reliability, particularly valves, cocks and other components to be fitted on contaminating or irradiating systems belonging to the previously mentioned vessels
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La presente invention a trait aux enceintes fixes de protection biologique et elle a pour objet une cellule amovible propre a permettre, dans des conditions optimales de securite et de fiabilite, la manutention de pieces mecaniques a l'interieur de telles enceintes, et tout particulierement de vannes, robinets, clapets ou autres dispositifs montes sur des circuits contaminants ou irradiants appartenant aux enceintes preciteesOriginal Title
Cellule amovible pour la manutention de pieces mecaniques irradiees et contaminees a l'interieur d'enceintes fixes de protection biologique
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13 Feb 1981; 8 p; FR PATENT DOCUMENT 2462769/A/; Available from Institut National de la Propriete Industrielle, Paris (France)
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Unger, W.E.
Oak Ridge National Lab., TN (USA)1980
Oak Ridge National Lab., TN (USA)1980
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[en] The design of shielded chemical processing facilities for handling plutonium is discussed. The TRU facility is considered in particular; its features for minimizing the escape of process materials are listed. 20 figures
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TRU facility
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11 Aug 1980; 25 p; Available from NTIS., PC A02/MF A01
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[en] In small countries which have limited material and capital resources there is more need for studying and teaching reactor chemistry in universities than there is in countries with special nuclear research and training centres. A new 150-m2 laboratory of reactor chemistry was added to the premises of the Department of Radiochemistry, University of Helsinki, in October 1975. It contains a hot area with low-pressure air-conditioning, a sanitary room, a low-activity area, and an office area. The main instrument is a mass-spectrometer MI-1309 equipped with an ion counter which is particularly useful for plutonium analysis. The laboratory can handle samples up-to 10Ci gamma-acitivity - which equals one pellet of a fuel rod - in a sealed lead cell which has an interchangeable box for alpha-active work. Pretreated samples are submitted to chemical separations in glove-boxes. Samples for alpha and mass spectroscopy are also prepared in glove-boxes. Also the laboratory is provided with fume hoods suitable for building lead shields. Radiation protection and special features typical to the university environment are discussed. Methods for verfication of contamination and protection against internal and external contamination are applied. These include air monitoring, analysis of excreta, and whole-body counting. (author)
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International Atomic Energy Agency, Vienna (Austria); Proceedings series; p. 257-263; ISBN 92-0-020476-7;
; 1976; p. 257-263; IAEA; Vienna; Symposium on the design of and equipment for hot laboratories; Otaniemi, Finland; 2 - 6 Aug 1976; IAEA-SM--209/47

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Robertson, A.
UKAEA Risley Nuclear Power Development Establishment1980
UKAEA Risley Nuclear Power Development Establishment1980
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[en] The construction of a microcomputer to replace controllers, based on random logic, is described. The popular 8 bit processor from Motorola, the MC 6800, is used. (author)
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Apr 1980; 33 p
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[en] The purpose of this report is to document the condition of Building 3029 after completion of deactivation activities as outlined by the DOE Nuclear Materials and Facility Stabilization Program (EM-60) guidance documentation. This report outlines the activities conducted to place the facility in a safe and environmentally sound condition for transfer to the DOE Office of Environmental Restoration (EM-40). This report provides a history and profile of the facility prior to commencing deactivation activities and a profile of the building after completion of deactivation activities. Turnover items, such as the post-deactivation surveillance and maintenance (S ampersand M) plan, remaining hazardous materials, radiological controls, safeguards and security, quality assurance, facility operations, and supporting documentation provided in the EM-60 turnover package are discussed. Building 3029 will require access to facilitate required S ampersand M activities to maintain the building safety envelope. building 3029 was stabilized during deactivation so that when transferred to the EM-40 program, only a minimal S ampersand M effort would be required to maintain the building safety envelope. Other than the minimal S ampersand M activities, the building will be unoccupied and the exterior doors locked to prevent unauthorized access. The building will be entered only to perform the required S ampersand M. 5 refs., 7 figs., 3 tabs
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May 1997; 98 p; CONTRACT AC05-84OR21400; Also available from OSTI as DE97006087; NTIS; US Govt. Printing Office Dep
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Proksch, E.; Stolba, G.; Weinkum, G.
Oesterreichisches Forschungszentrum Seibersdorf G.m.b.H1985
Oesterreichisches Forschungszentrum Seibersdorf G.m.b.H1985
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[en] The Hot Cell Laboratory of the Chemistry Department of the Austrian Research Centre Seibersdorf comprises i.a. 6 α-tight working cells, 1 storage cell, 1 transfer cell and 1 water pool. This report gives a technical description of this facility. (Author)
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Das Heisszellenlaboratorium des Institutes fuer Chemie im Oesterreichischen Forschungszentrum Seibersdorf
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Apr 1985; 72 p; CH--346/85; Available from the author, OEFZS, A-2444 Seibersdorf, Austria
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Teofilovski, C.; Radosavljevic, B.; Jovanovic, O.; Bircanin, Lj.; Valenta, M.
Design of and equipment for hot laboratories1976
Design of and equipment for hot laboratories1976
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[en] World radioisotope production is increasing both with respect to the number of radionuclides and to the variety of radioactive preparations and the total acitivty. Thus, new laboratories must be built or existing laboratory space extended. This paper describes the 14-year -old laboratory of the Boris Kidric Institute of Nulcear Sciences which is now inadequate to cope with the development of radioactive isotope production and the associated problems. Since it is not possible to re-build or enlarge the present laboratory, plans have been made for a new laboratory, which will be linked to the existing one so that its technological entity will be maintained. (author)
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Le laboratoire de haute activite de l'Institut des Sciences Nucleaires Boris Kidric
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International Atomic Energy Agency, Vienna (Austria); Proceedings series; p. 289-295; ISBN 92-0-020476-7;
; 1976; p. 289-295; IAEA; Vienna; Symposium on the design of and equipment for hot laboratories; Otaniemi, Finland; 2 - 6 Aug 1976; IAEA-SM--209/51

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Garcia, A.S.; Courtney, J.C.; Thelen, V.N.
Argonne National Lab., Idaho Falls, ID (USA)1983
Argonne National Lab., Idaho Falls, ID (USA)1983
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[en] HFEF comprises four hot cells and out-of-cell support facilities for the US breeder program. The HFEF criticality safety program includes training in the basic theory of criticality and in specific criticality hazard control rules that apply to HFEF. A professional staff-member oversees the implementation of the criticality prevention program
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1983; 4 p; ANS annual meeting; Detroit, MI (USA); 12-17 Jun 1983; Available from NTIS, PC A02/MF A01 as DE85005018
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Goergen, C.R.; Lethco, A.J.; Hosken, G.B.; Geckeler, D.R.
Du Pont de Nemours (E.I.) and Co., Aiken, SC (USA). Savannah River Plant1980
Du Pont de Nemours (E.I.) and Co., Aiken, SC (USA). Savannah River Plant1980
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[en] The Savannah River Plant's original Emission Spectrographic Laboratory for radioactive samples had been in operation for 25 years. Due to the deteriorated condition and the fire hazard posed by the wooden glove box trains, a project to update the facility was funded. The new laboratory improved efficiency of operation and incorporated numerous safety and contamination control features
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Oct 1980; 11 p; ANS international conference; Washington, DC, USA; 17 - 21 Nov 1980; CONF-801107--45; Available from NTIS., PC A02/MF A01
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McCown, J.J.
Hanford Engineering Development Lab., Richland, WA (USA)1985
Hanford Engineering Development Lab., Richland, WA (USA)1985
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[en] The Shielded Analytical Laboratory (SAL) is a six cell manipulator-equipped facility which was built in 1962 as an addition to the 325 Radiochemistry Bldg. in the 300 Area at Hanford. The facility provides the capability for handling a wide variety of radioactive materials and performing chemical dissolutions, separations and analyses on nuclear fuels, components, waste forms and materials from R and D programs
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Aug 1985; 18 p; American Nuclear Society winter meeting; San Francisco, CA (USA); 10-15 Nov 1985; CONF-851115--50; Available from NTIS, PC A02/MF A01; 1 as DE86015615; Portions of this document are illegible in microfiche products.
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