Argonne National Laboratory
Nuclear Engineering Division
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Nuclear Engineering is a Division of Argonne National Laboratory (Argonne), a U.S. Department of Energy laboratory managed by UChicago Argonne, LLC

Nuclear Criticality Safety

Current NCS Activities

Current criticality safety activities within the NE division include:

  • The Zero Power Physics Reactor at the Idaho National LaboratoryOngoing support for nuclear facility operations at Argonne. Activities include criticality safety evaluations, development of training programs, and providing criticality safety representatives for the Nuclear Operations Division, the Chemical Engineering Division and the Materials Control and Accountability Group.
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  • Review of Safety Analysis Reports for Packaging (SARPs). The criticality-safety material in the SARP is reviewed, and confirmatory analysis is performed as required.
  • ICSBEP - Generation of criticality safety benchmarks focusing on methods and data validation needs, such as the Uranium/Iron Benchmark Assembly (ZPR-9 Assembly 34).
  • Preservation of ZPR 3, 6, & 9 and ZPPR critical experimental data, including log books and loading records.

Contact:
James A. Morman
Nuclear Systems Analysis Dept.
Criticality Safety Section
Fax:  +1 630-252-4780

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