Coordinated safeguards for materials management in a nitrate-to-oxide conversion facility

Dayem, H.A.; Cobb, D.D.; Dietz, R.J.; Hakkila, E.A.; Kern, Eva; Shipley, J.P.; Smith, D.B.; Bowersox, D.F.

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“…For exam ple, the letter A indicates a larger false alarm probability than the letter D. The alarm-sequence chart is formed by plotting the descriptor at a position identified by the two integers, for each sequence causing an alarm. An example of alarm-sequence chart (from ref 14…”

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Material control in nuclear fuel fabrication facilities. Part II. Accountability, instrumentation and measurement techniques in fuel fabrication facilities

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tion to a Model MOX Fuel Fabrication Plant 22 Advanced Analysis Techniques for Nuclear Material Accounting 35 Fundamental Nuclear Material Controls... A3 Predicted LEID for LWR Fuel Fabrication Plant (2a).-48 Measurement Methods and Uncertainties for MBA No. 1 56 Measurement Uncertainties on Typical Amounts of Fissile Material Used to Compute Material Balance Uncertainties.. 58 Example of Plutonium LEID Calculation for Model MBA (Bi-weekly Accounting Period) 59 iii Sensors and Measurement Devices Remo t e Interact ive Terminals Keal Time Material Contro1 Computer and Data Base Management System Nuclear Material Control Personnel l'i(;urc 2.1 Block Di;i)/,r;im of n Keal-Time Material Control System

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