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[en] On the thirtieth anniversary celebration of the ''Instituto de Asuntos Nucleares'', a historical review of its activities has been made, emphasizing on its politics of development, technological and scientific advances, including the goals and accomplishments attained for the uses and applications of nuclear technology in Colombia. This includes the technical assistance which is being provided by International Organizations. National and international influences are shown for each one of the technical areas: agricultural applications, industrial applications and metallurgy, biochemistry and radiopharmacy, development process, nuclear electronics, solar and non-conventional energies, gamma facility, nuclear physics, hydrology, raw materials, chemistry, health radiophysics, reactor, nuclear documentation and information center and administration
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Instituto de Asuntos Nucleares: Ciencia y tecnologia para el progreso
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1989; 269 p; IAN; Bogota (Colombia); ISBN 958-95233-1-5; 

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[en] The theoretical information about radiation protection was reviewed; special attention to those principles considered of mayor importance by the international organizations experienced in the subject. Particular consideration is made in today's view on legal aspects, and finally, recommendations are made on the standard that should be taken into account in our country for a more rational application of the radiation protection system
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Normas de seguridad radiologica en Colombia
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Natisin, M R; Zamora, H L; McGehee, W A; Arnold, N I; Holley, Z A; Holmes, M R; Eckhardt, D, E-mail: michael.natisin.ctr@us.af.mil2020
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[en] While electrospray devices have been used in a variety of applications for decades, they have recently seen a surge in research within the field of electric propulsion. These research efforts have helped significantly improve the understanding of electrospray thruster operation and optimization, however they have primarily been focused on capillary-based, droplet emitting devices due to the more readily available manufacturing techniques. In contrast, ion emitting, porous-media-based electrospray devices are less developed both theoretically and experimentally. Presented here are fabrication methods and thruster characterization results for an entirely conventionally machined, high performance porous-media electrospray thruster. The goal of this work was to explore the performance capabilities of an ion-mode electrospray thruster which could be fabricated and tested rapidly using techniques readily available to virtually any institution, with the hope of enabling more academic and industrial development of this technology. The thruster described here consisted of 576 emitters conventionally machined out of porous borosilicate glass and is able to maintain stable operation up to ± 700 µA of emitted ion current. The overall thruster design is described, and detailed fabrication steps are presented for this device. Additionally, performance characteristics are discussed for both positive and negative ion emission, including I–V curves and direct thrust measurements, as well as measurements of the emitted ion angular, 2D spatial, mass, and energy distributions. Examples of the performance of this device compared to other devices found in the literature are also discussed. (paper)
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Available from http://dx.doi.org/10.1088/1361-6439/abb8c3; Country of input: International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)
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Journal of Micromechanics and Microengineering (Print); ISSN 0960-1317;
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