Session: Role of Chemical Engineering In Nuclear Forensics (2011 Annual Meeting)

Role of Chemical Engineering In Nuclear Forensics

Wednesday, October 19, 2011: 12:30 PM

206 A/B (Minneapolis Convention Center)

Description:

Papers in this session concern the role of chemical engineering in the art, science, and engineering of nuclear materials detection and characterization for applications in security, intelligence, health, event planning and response, and clean-up of nuclear contaminants.

Sponsor:

Nuclear Engineering Division

Chair:

Tatjana Jevremovic
Email: Tatjana.Jevremovic@utah.edu

Co-Chair:

Steven R. Sherman
Email: Steven.Sherman@srnl.doe.gov

- indicates paper has an Extended Abstract file available on CD.

12:30 PM

(552a) Developing Experimental and Computational Nuclear Forensics Signals of Fast Neutron Irradiation Facility At TRIGA Reactor
Ian Schwerdt, Joseph Levinthal, Chris Dances, Dong-OK Choe, Haori Yang and Tatjana Jevremovic

1:00 PM

(552b) Monte Carlo Simulation of Tritium Generation Signals In the Utah TRIGA Reactor for Nuclear Forensics
Todd Sherman, Haori Yang, Dong-OK Choe and Tatjana Jevremovic

1:30 PM

(552c) GEANT4 Simulation of Irradiation Facilities and Neutron Sources At University of Utah TRIGA for Nuclear Forensics and Detection
Andrew Voyles, Haori Yang and Tatjana Jevremovic

2:00 PM

(552d) GEANT4 Model for Nuclear Forensic Analysis of Nuclear Detonation In Urban Environments
Jeffrey Taylor, Haori Yang, Xuesong Zhou and Tatjana Jevremovic

2:30 PM

(552e) New Nuclear Forensics Education Program and Research At the University of Utah
Tatjana Jevremovic

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