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Albuquerque, NM|The University of New Mexico
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“The time is now” to advance U.S. nuclear—Part 1
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is gearing up to tackle an influx of licensing requests and oversight of advanced nuclear reactor technology, especially small modular reactors.
Technical Session|Metallurgy and Materials Science
Thursday, September 12, 2024|4:20–5:40PM EDT|Gold Ballroom
Session Chair:
Tien Roehling
Alternate Chair:
Jason R. Jeffries
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The Compatibility of Plutonium with Machined and Additively Manufactured Metal Crucibles
4:20–4:40PM EDT
Michelle M. Greenough (LLNL), Alexander E. Wilson-Heid (LLNL), R. Joey Griffiths (LLNL), Donya R. Servando-Williams (LLNL), Ryan M. Kissinger (LLNL), W. Preston Cole (LLNL), Cole T. Greenwood (LLNL), Debra L. Rosas (LLNL), Andrew J. Swift (LLNL), Jason E. Schnackenberg (LLNL), Richard S. Clark (LLNL), Tien T. Roehling (LLNL), Aiden A. Martin (LLNL), Kiel S. Holliday (LLNL), Jason R. Jeffries (LLNL)
Paper
Observations and Characterization of Aged Pu-Ga Alloys
4:40–5:00PM EDT
D.W. Wheeler (AWE), M.B. Matthews (AWE), P. Roussel (AWE)
Microscopic Investigations of Radiation Damage in Ga-Stabilized δ-Pu Locally Probed by 69,71^Ga NMR
5:00–5:20PM EDT
Riku Yamamoto (LANL), Matthew S. Cook (LANL), David C. Arellano (LANL), Derek V. Prada (LANL), Eric D. Bauer (LANL), Adam P. Dioguardi (LANL), Neil Harrison (LANL), Paul H. Tobash (LANL), W. Adam Phelan (LANL), Michihiro Hirata (LANL)
Direct Observation of Nanoscale Inclusion Behavior in Pu-Metal via Atom Probe Tomography
5:20–5:40PM EDT
Dallin J. Barton (PNNL), Daniel E. Perea (PNNL), Jacqueline I. Royer (PNNL), Matthew T. Athon (PNNL), Dallas D. Reilly (PNNL)
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