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_ G INFORMATION CENT- ER
OAK RIDGE NATIIQNAL LABORATORY OPERATED BY UHlDlt CLRBIOE CDRPORlllO~ l tDR TIE U.S. llDYlC E#EW CQYYISSIDN
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No. 98 January 1973
CINDA 72, VoZ. 1 Z 2 52 and Vol. 2 Z < 53, An Index to the Literature on Microscopic Neutron Data, dated May 1972, is now available. Published by the International Atomic Energy Agency, Vienna, on behalf of the USAEC Technical Information Center, the USSR Nuclear Data Centre, the NEA Neutron Data Compila- tion Centre, and the IAEA Nuclear Data Section, this issue supersedes all earlier issues.
CINDA, the Computer Index of Neutron Data, contains bibliographical refer- ences to measurements, calculations and evaluations of neutron cross sections and other microscopic neutron data. CINDA 72 is a cumulative issue in two vol- umes, which contains the complete CINDA file as at 1 May 1972. A supplement, to be published in January 1973, will include CINDA entries compiled between May and November 1972.
The compilation and publication of CINDA are the result of world-wide co- operation involving the four information centers above. Each center is respon- sible for compiling the CINDA entries from the literature published in a defined geographical area.
In addition to the published CINDA books , up-to-date computer retrievals for specified CINDA information are currently available on request. For CINDA com- puter retrievals, as well as for suggestions and corrections, scientists are in- -- vited to contact their responsible Center:
For USA and Canada: For USSR:
Mr. Lawrence T. Whitehead A-py B. M. Ibnony Science and Technology Branch ueHTp “0 RnepHbIM flaH:hIM
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission ‘“3’~~,~~:~~T”“ecKHH Technical Inforlnation Center P.O. Box 62 06HWHCK, KanyxCKoii 06~1.
Oak Ridge, Tennessee 37830 CCCP
USA
For other OECD countries: For all other countries:
Dr. F.. Frijhner Centre NEA de Compilation
de Don&es Neutroniques ( NEA Neutron Data
Compilation Centre) B.P.9 F-9 1 Gif-sur-Yvette France
Dr. J.J. Schmidt IAEA Nuclear Data Section Ktintner Ring 11 A-1010 Vienna Austria
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A NEW YEAR REMTNDER
Information exchange is vital to the information analysis center con- cept. Although constant communication takes place between the Center and the individuals in the shielding community, we normally are concerned with customer requests. The RSIC staff is required to aggressively pursue the collection of shielding information, including computer codes and compila- tions of nuclear data. With the cooperation of the industry in the collec- tion activities, more staff time could be utilized in evaluating, analyzing, synthesizing, and packaging the information acquired.
In other words, the degree to which the Radiation Shielding Information Center is successful obviously depends on the cooperation of the shielding community itself. You are reminded that we may overlook your new infor- mation, SO will you please assume responsibility for notifying us about it.
We appreciate being placed on your distribution list for shielding reports, being sent reprints of your journal articles, and receiving copies of papers which you give at meetings. It is always helpful when you call our attention to new code development and to useful compilations of nuclear data.
We also like to have news of your current work and problems and to have you make us aware of relevant needs of the shielding community. We always are pleased to have your suggestions on how RSIC services can be im- proved.
With your full and continued cooperation, RSIC will be in a much better position to serve your radiation shielding information needs.
DlSCRETE ORDlNATES REVSEW AVATLABLE
Reprints are available in RSIC of the K. D. Lathrop (LA%) Reactor Technology (Vol. 15, No. 2, Summer 1972) review article, "Discrete- Ordinates Methods for the Numerical Solution of the Transport Equation." The review covers the theory, capabilities, limitations, and applications of discrete-ordinates methods and programs for the solution of the trans- port equation. Copies will be mailed on request.
PERSONAL TTEMS
The following persons have notified RSIC of changes of address:
Howtid Ra-thjen from Sperry Rand at Great Neck, N. Y. to Kaman Sciences Corp., Colorado Springs; ?&Ed A. KUUJZZ 11, from the University of Michigan to the University of Tennessee; ~I&s%wL Sand- from A.R.T. in Los Angeles to Bechtel Corp., Norwalk, Calif.; b&d~~ Weinent from
Institut fir Reine und Angewandte, Strahlenschutz, Stohl, West Germany.
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Kiel University, to the Institut fi%
?ho/j. Joa& Rib&o Da Con&, a civil and nuclear engineer in Brazil, has recently been appointed by the University of Sao Paul0 Professor-Chairman of Shielding for Nuclear Reactors (IEA-754) in the Master of Science program in Nuclear Engineering. The Professor, a visitor to RSIC within the last year, continues his duties in the Brazilian Nuclear Technology Corporation (state-owned) and in the Atomic Energy Institute of the University of Sao Paula.
Jun Kwabma, recently named Deputy Manager, Computer Application Section of Mitsubishi Atomic Power Industries, Inc. (MAPI) of Japan, is now acting as RSIC's volunteer coordinator within MAPI. He replaces Kiyoshi Shoji, who died last year. Mr. Kuwabara has been involved in the design and development of reactor instrumentation systems since 1956 for the Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute (JAERI) taking three years out to work for PADA, Detroit, Michigan, in the design study of the 350 MWe DFBR and in the Fermi project. He has most recently been engaged in JAERI's development of unique subassembly instrumentation systems for a large sodium-cooled fast breeder reactor and has published several journal articles on his work.
The UK-AEA-FRPD/Radiation Physics and Shielding Group headed by Jahn Rti&'~ has recently relocated from AERE Harwell to the Atomic Energy Establish- ment at Winfrith, Dorchester, Dorset, England.
Andmnq R. %u@, head of the Reactor Applications Section, Neutron Physics Division, Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORAL), is leaving to accept a position in the USAEC Division of Reactor Development and Technol- ogy, Reactor Engineering Core Design Branch. His responsibilities will be in connection with nuclear design for the FFTF and the DEMO at Oak Ridge. Tony attended the University of Tennessee, completing studies for the B.S. in 1963 and M.S. in 1964 in Nuclear Engineering, and for the Ph.D. in 1967 in Engineering Science. At ORNL he has been involved in the development of a subcriticality monitoring system for LMFBR's and in computational methods development for fast reactor kinetics and design applications, Prior to joining ORNL, he was a group leader at the Nuclear Defense Laboratory and was involved in a variety of radiation transport problems,
CHANGES TO COVE COLLECTION
PSR-35/EDITOR A CDC 6600 version of EDITOR has been contributed by Nuclear Fuel Services and is now packaged as PSR-35B. EDITOR is an ENDF format data processing code originating at ORNL (ORNL-TM-3266 (ENDF-142)).
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CCC-127B/MORSE This IBM 360 code package has been updated to make it more compatible with other compilers as an aid to conversion. Two routines, INPUT and FPROB, were modified by G. P. Lahti (NASA Lewis Research Center) and M. B. Emmett (ORNL Mathemat- ics Division) and RSIC staff members.
CCC-lBO/TDA An IBM 360 version has been contributed by the code originator (Ward Engle, ORNL Neutron Physics Division) and is packaged as CCC-180B. TDA is a time-dependent multigroup one dimen- sional discrete ordinates code described in ORNL-4662 (LA-4557) (SAI-70-125).
CCC-182/CDR The NWEF Constant Dose Range code package has been updated to include (as BCD card images) the LASL-NWEF Neutron-Gamma- Ray Air Flux Data Library for Air Transport Calculations. The library, originally available in CDC-6600-compatible binary, can now be read in BCD and a machine-language-written tape made by using an auxiliary routine, TRANS, also . packaged. Versions of the code package are available as CCC-182A (CDC 6600) and CCC-182B (IBM 360). Credit for this contribution belongs to Jim Campbell, Naval Weapons Evaluation Facility, Albuquerque, New Mexico. The BCD library may be obtained by sending one reel of magnetic tape for 9 track, or 3 reels for 7 track transmittal.
CCC-194/SMAUG A program for the Calculation of Neutron and Prompt Gamma Doses Resulting from an Atmospheric Nuclear Detonation has been contributed by the Air Force Weapons Laboratbry, Kirt- land Air Force Base, New Mexico. References: AFWL-TR-72-2 and -3. The programming was done in ANSI FORTRAN as an effort to make it machine-independent. The packaged version is operable on the CDC 6600.
CCC-196/RRR Radiation Transport in Air-Analysis Code for Routine Releases of Short-Lived Radioactive Nuclides contributed by ORNL Health Physics and Mathematics Divisions. Reference: ORNL-TM-3613. FORTRAN IV, IBM 360.
VlSlTURS TO !NC
Visitors to RSIC during the month of December were: S. E. Binney, EGEG, Las Vegas, Nev.; J. C. Carter, J. Ritts, and R. Graf, TVA, Knoxville, Tenn.; W. H. Wilkie, TVA, Muscle Shoals, Ala.; L. Huszar, Science Applications, Inc., La Jolla, Calif.; G. H. Herling and 3. B. Langworthy, NRL, Washington, D. C.
DECEMBER ACCESION OF LlTERAJURE
The following literature cited has been ordered for review for the RSIC information system. The list was printed by computer line printer.
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REACTOR AND WEAPONS SHIELDING
Concrete.
CEAN 72-7 Selection Guide to Orqanic Iiaterials for Nuclear
Enq+;;e;;n g&rde,
May.1972 M-H.: Restat, C.
the MeV Range.
, Deutsches Atcmforum, E. V.. (1971)
CONF-720901, Book 1 National Topica& neetirq on New Develo merits in Reactor
Physics andBShi;~~;n~ - :;$%6er;l 72 l d
September l2-15,1!72.
CCNF-720901, Eoak 2 National Topica& Meetinq on New Deveio merits in Reactor
Physics audRShW;ny - %g%"er:l 72 * 4
Ssptsnbel; 1% 15, ,672.
CONE-720901, Eoak 1, Predeterrininq 9 P
p-207--2'10 atistfcaE
Transport Cpjulatxons, Errors iu Monte Carlo
iiiigkberi 1572
CONP-720901 An xmafo~gkS~~x~~~27~-29~ r Iteration Conwergence Criterion.
Atkinson, G-L,; Ken, Y,; Duderstadt, 3.5, September,1972 NTIS
CONP-720901, Book 1 pp.295- 15 Neasurement an& Ewaluat ou i Orphan V-J,
cE Cross Sections. S&emger, 1972
6
cONP-720301 Book 1 316-324 Develoiuent of'&!/El ShieldLnq Data Processinq Codes,
andL;;;E;;alRT;sts: Huh, D.W: -
.: *earnon, $.E,: Yeisbiu, D-R,: Harris, D-R.; S&ember, 1972
CUNF-720901, Book 1, Secoadary Gammd- ts.
p.325-.33Y tlat;gizt;.
ay-Production Cr;ass Sections of Several .*
;;g;ern6eg; ?9t2 Dickens, J-K.; Love, T-A.; Percy, P-G.
CONF-720901, Eook 1, P .335-,348 The Hechanism of 2: ast Neutron !rrz#nspmt in Iron. Goldstein, H.: Oblau, E.; Preeq, W.; Chinq, J.;
Troubetzkov, X. ;&ember, 1972
cONP-720901, Book 1, pp.344~384 Expetlments and Philosophy of Benchmark
CONP-720901, Book 1, DeveloEments in shielding Ejtperiments xnvolvinq
cONP-720901, Book 1, The Carbon Shie
Trans ort ~alcnlat Pr~blsm and Other Neutron Go asteIn, E H.* Soran, P-D.; Weisbin, C.B. Se tember, 1972 NTiS
CCNP-720901 Sensitivf?;ko:4C! %!%~~7Pul.sed Sphere Spectra and P
Neutron Aqe to Carbon Cross Sections, Weisbin, C-B.; Seamon, 3-E.; Harris, D,E,; Steuart, L.;
LaBauve Se tGm%Gf; i972
Turner, G.D. NT&
H
NTIS
Ii: UC
-418-430 nchmark Ex kentbaler,
f;ment. .: Clifford, C.E.
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CONF-720901 Book 1, ~~-431-441 FPTF Pipe Chase Streaminq Experiment. McGreqor. B-J.: Muckenthaler, F.J. !33pgember, 1972
CONF-720901 Status"oSO~~eleT~'a~~~~~~~q Desiqn Analysis. Rathbun, J-L.* Fox, P.F. Se tember,1972 N&i
CONF-720901 Book 1 Diffusion Theo& “f-
459-470
Desiqn. nalyses for Fast Reactor Shield
Btiulette, E-T.; Mart, D.R. ;gf;ember, 1972
CQNF-720901, Eook 1, pp.471-479 Nuclear Shi Ox qen Activation Calculational Method
with BxperiwnIfal ?ampakiEoa. Anderson, F.3, September,1972 NTIS
CONF-720901, 3cmk 1, pp.512~523 Seasitlvitv Analysis:
for a N+-Fe Slstes. A General Bpproach Illustrated
:eaT:nmeb~ryi:i2 NT&i
. Oblow, E,: Mynatt, F.R.
CONP-72I)9I)l, Book 1,. pp.524-540 Crlfilcal Comparison and Evaluation of Neutron Spectrum
UnfW;y iodes: The Need to Know. l : Huton, G.A.
g&&ember, 1972
CCNP-720901, Eook 1, pp,SS9$573 Neutron and Gam~~d~;ysxs Problems in Fusion Reactors. , n-a.
CQNF-720901, 3ook 1, pp. 574-576 Bn.Effective Multirle-Constr&nt Shield Optimization
Technique. Billinqs, M.P. Sggember, 1972
8
de Safety Surnar
ackaqinq zc. %epa t:
cf %a ioact ve f nal Report.
ana F ss le c-iy fhf pg$rf~f$ L
~ii;+gs V., Jr:. (C0mp.l
DUN-7951 Nucl a.r ;aiiation in Proper Perspective. f %!i f472* l
Douqias United Nuclear, XIX., Bichland, Wash.
EGG-1383-1566 Yi
a lout Veh c es.. 3adiation Protecticn Provided by Trans&artation Burson, . G,
5 ~~~"~~raaoX~~~20~raticns, Rd,, Las 4 egas, NW. 89109
IX and 6, Inc., 880 E. Sunset
EUR-4606, (In French) maps,
Hedlcal Atlas pf Badiomclides Used in %edicine, Biology,
4
and hqr culture. 1 71
. s.
Dep., NTIS
HEDL-TRE-72-57 A Comparison of Two Fast Reactor Crass Section Processing
codes.
DereloFrent Lab., P.O.Box 1970,
I. Depth Case
LA-4725: EN F-173 An Eva f uation of the Neutron and Gamma-Ray Production
Cross Secticns 'pgsfI;;ro .en* E323h!k~ih # % .G., Jr. NT&
LA-5061-1s A Honte Carlc Sampler, Everett, C.J.: Cashuell, E,D. pgber,T972
9
NASA-CR-12360C; y72-24687 Im leme;;gtl;n of Radiation Shielding Calculation
h E:hunt:-
Synopsis af nethods and Summary of Fin;1 iroqress Report.
Cape: M-A: Disnev, B.A. ~;I;mber.1~71
NASA-CR-127045; JPL-TR-32-1555: N72-26528 Neutron Badiation Characteristics of Plutonium Dioxide
Fuel.
NASA-TN-X-68097; PP- 541-558
N72-266Bri; CONF-720901, Book 1, A Shieldinq Application of' Perturbation Theory to
Determine Chaaqes in Neutron and Gamma Aoses Due to Changes in shield Layers.
5:'P:;bk, 1972 NT S f
NASA-TN-D-5995 Tests of Evaluated BervlJiua (n, 2n) Cross Sections
bv A?aJvsis uf l,U-et Flux in Dater for an Aae$qcz;z;-gervlllum Sourcg Enc;lpsg 1~ pryllium Spheres.
19fO -: Alexander, . .; * l -
NTIS
NBS Technical Nute 725 A-Neutron Ho~cnts.Computer Code yagnhauer,
HCHENT I. .: Simmons, G-f.; Spencer, L.Y,
GPO
ORNL-TH-3933* CONF-720SOl Fast Ee&tor AniES~ 2X!* ' l Gritzner, H-L.
ORNL-T&400? A Re-Evaluation of Vanadium Neutron and Gamma-Ray
Production Cross Secbions,
RD/B/u-2369 Detectors in Miqh Dose Rate Gamma Jones, LT.
STI/POB-286 pp.99-117. cO#F-71.0314, 99-117 Analysis cf DoF-Effect Relations ips Based on the "E
Uicgmy Cancept. Numakurai, T.; Uhtani, 5.
flar/h,it’ll Vienna, IABA (1971)
STI/PUB-286 Fluctu~tlons in the Probab
pp. 127-138: CQNP-7 10314,
for Eaerqy fransferred to dlG i 1,t.y D!&: 7bu:% Function i- ven
Radiation. Yolune by Ionizing
Kalashnikov, N-P.; Remizovich, Y.S.; Ryazanov, H.X, Rarch, 1971 Vienna, IAEA (1971)
TID-6249 Radiation Testinq of Shield Specimen: Test LTH sub x -4.
Lee, R.C. &:zary 6,1958
4
TXD-6250 Radi;tk;i $stinq of Shield Specimen: Test LTH sub x I
UCRL-140903(Rev,q] ImPrOVed Shlppinq Codtainet for Pissile Uaterial. Gaskill, J-R,; Taylor, R,Q, i;;gh 3,1932
VUT 70-D-3 Serpentine ConCrete for CzechgqJovaicSa A-2 Beactor
Shield$nq. Hav%ii!r
A .: Weselorl, P,; Saaa1ikov3, #,: Stoces, E.; Qctoh&l~S70
VIJT 70-D-4 Radionetric Testinq of Density of Concrete for Radiation
Shieldtaq. E%&O
Pospisilova, L.
Beta Bicchim. Bioyhvs, Investisation on ~h~(~~!a~:o~~hi
- P* Betyeen.Dose and
Eneix&vtz;;p;n;e of the Photon Radxa ion LU Film Dasimetry. 191 -- 1
Advan. Genet., 16, 239-303 Genetic Ef $egts of Ionizinq Radiations. l?;?Combe, . -
At. Enerqy Rev., IO(l). 67-100 Genetical gffects of Radiation on Populations, Berry, R.J. Harch, 1972
Atcmkernenerqie. 19(4) 312-316 Scattered Ndutrong and Their Effects on the Calibration
cf Eionner Sphere Counters. beinzelmann, B-: Rohloff, P,: Schuren, Ii, July,1972
Brit. J. Radicl., 45(532), 271-275 Depth Dose in Skin for Obliquely Incident 60-Co Radiation. Orton, C-G.: Seibert, J.B. April,1972
Bull. Inform. Sci. Tech., 163 33-41 (In French) ;?imtrvJS;andard Photon beams. Qctob&r, isii
Gem. Cont., 10 11, 45-47 Concrete 4 Mi$amohan. -. .; Srldharrao, . .
orcN;clear ,RadiationJSkielding.
Health Phys., 22(5 , 521-522 Quantities an $ ~:;'f%~z"-
Units in Health Physics.
Indian J. Phys. 45141 184-186 Effective Atcmlc fiunbers fcr Differential Processes
of Gamma-Rag Interactions. Siddappa K.; April, 1991
Parthasaradhi, K.; Rara Baa, J.
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J. APP~. P-h s. Therm0 I umln~%hse 3216-3217 Kechanism in Dosimetry LIP, S$r+s:BJ2R.W.: Kayhuqh, M-R.
J. Brit. Nucl. Enerqy Sot. Thermoluminescence and Its
Em;m;;nts. "'2!l~p~fZXns in Reactor
April,\95i"m' Harvey; &El.; Jackson, J.H.
J, Nut 1
. Enerqy, 26 (41, 165-175 P ssibn-Neutron
and 252-Cf. Spectra Keasurenents of 235-U, 239-Pu
~;%: 1% Bluhn, H.
fled. ~~~~~~r,~'~~'~'~h8~arnrna Radiation S ectra
R- ;$;i;z-Equivalent P antoms by Using the & in
onte Carlo Kopitkin larch,1952
yu.W.; Pozdneev, D-B.: Speranskii, S-K.
Med, Radial. 17(5 Calcula$ion 1
SO-61 c 'the Electron Energy Spect a in
;z;;zo eneous Tissue-Equivalent Hedla by 2 2 Us ng the
arlo fi;t;od. . ',z;dmT;, - -; nlkheichev, V-V.: Kopytkin, Y.V.
‘
Ked, Radio1 Si~pliLie~7d~lhog'o~3EEtinatin
Absorbed Dose Beneath the Anti-Diafuse Filter Grids in the Integral Cumulative
an Absorbinq K;dium. ;J;y;;; l$h, . .: Horozov, A-1.
8 s
Clin, Ned. Guiliana 62, 782-783 Keasures for Reducing the Absorbed Dose by the Patient
in X-Ray Diaqmsis. Torretta, A.* Beis, F.: Pini, II. February.1971
Nucl. 453-457 ,~~z~r~~;l~~~~~;la:~~~3~~ Recoil Spectra in U-He ProportionalHCganters.
iE:fw l -
Nucl. A Instrum. Kethods, 101131, 519-525
Technique for Determinanq Bias Settings for Crganic Sci;;xila;o;s;
l Miller, TIG, 3uneZ19?2m l
13
Nucl. Methods' lOl(3) 61 t-612 a:%'%;lo Calculation ot the SelfAAbsorption of Gamma
Ravs in a Dis; zhaped Source. Peterman Juae,l97$ - l
Nucl. News, 14(ll) 53-56 Neasyrement cf Radiation Quality. ;:Z&!::%7 1
Philipp. Nucl, J., 2121, 215-222 Iransmis<ion of Low-Enerqy X-Ray Through Various
LocallV Ava U;l;o;a;erlals. 4yg"- : + .; Petel, R.; Bustamante, 8.
Radioloqy. lG3 1 db
187- 190 Calculate be Rate From 2S2-Cf Radiotherapy Saurce. Stoddard, D.H. April.1912
Radial. ted. phv$ica!
5714 Preb &s i 293-302 [In Italian]
in Protection Aqalnst Ionising Rad+zt;on.
. Sichirollo, A.E. April,yG?l
Strahlenthe, 143(1 Calculation 0 h
90-97 (In German 'the Absclute Dept Dose in the Central
RaV of a 60-Co Radiation Field. b
Eisealohr H.H.; Abedin-Zadeh, RI JanuarV,1472
Strahlenthe. 143(2), 186-193 (In German Experimental Xnvestigation an& Hat ematical h
of the De ri
Appr;$i;tion th Dose Oistrzbution of Fast Electrons.
Communica lcri. Czaikowshi P.-H. February,1472
Strahlenthe 194-196 (In German Depth fM~~‘d~ ies for 42- L and 25-H t X-Rays of a 42-MeV
Betatron. Fehrentz, D.* Kuzma, I. February,1972
Phvs. RQV. A, 5 f6), 2403-2408 Bremsstrahlunq Cross-Seqtian Formula Including a
Hiq~~~~~erGCc~~~~~S~o~rectlon~ June;!97i* '
.: Prorlol, J.
1 SPACE AND ACCELERATOR SHIELDING CERN-7f-13(Add.)
;;;ifm;tics of Rxtra-;uclear Hadron Cascades in Shields. No Date*
M .; Hunter, . Deb, NTIS (O,S.Sales Only)
CERN-71-16 ~~652-677
Vc1.2, ~~-652-677; CCNP-710423, Vo1.2, Numbers and Spectru
s of Hucns from Proton-Induced Extranuclear Cascades n Shields.
;tg't'q St1 : Bunter, 8. CEEN, &neoa (19711
CERN-71-16 pp.641~651
Vc1.2, pp.641-651; CONF-710423, Vo1.2, Huon Sbieldin
and Active :! Calculations: Heterogeneous Passive
and Areas. Shiel sI hppliqations to Experimental Eeams
Sh,mFis"isS j: hwschalom, B.: Lee, K. CEBN. 6cneva (1971)
CER P
a
pp.581-600; CONF-710423, Yo1.2, to Deterrine Skie
3: dinq Requirements for
rgio.;Iyhrotrcn E nq. , D-C.: Saxon, G.
1971)
,CEBN-71-16, PP. 697-713
Vc1.2, pp.697-713; conf-710423, Vo1.2, Desiqn of Penetrations in Hadron Shields.- Gollcn, P-3.: Awschalou, H. July I,1571 CERN, Geneva (1971)
CERN-71-16, Vc1.2 pp.725-747 (In French); CONP-710423, Vo1.2, ~1.735-717 (In French)
Propaqatlon cf heotrons in the Access Tunnel to a Hiqh-Eperqv Proton Accelerator.
de Sereville, 3.; Tardy-Joubert, Ph. July 1 1971 C&RN, bneva (1971)
CERN-71-16 PP. 748-772
Vc1.2, pp.748-772; CONF-710423, Vo1.2, Radiation safstg in the Pesiqn and Operation of the
CEBN Intersecting "torage Rln s. Van de Voorde, H.H.: Hidde koop, Y.C.: Rieben, P,; 9 Routti, J.T. gag 1.1971
, Geneva (1971)
CERN-71-16 Pc1.2, pp.773-797; CONF-710423, Vo1.2, and Depth Produced by 20 to 100 HeV
on *Thick Targets. .; Prultt. J.S.: Svensson, G.
CERN, Geneva (1971)
CERN-71-16. pp. 798-813
Vc1.2, pp.798-813; CGNF-710423, Vo1.2,
The Distribution of Dose and Induced Activity Around Ext~~~P~ePr~t~n.B~~~i~~~q~t~. Stevenson: G:R:*
. .; Stapleton, July ?,1971 CERN. Geneva (1971)
G-B.,
Vo1.2, CHIN-71-16 V&2, Pp* ass-s30
pp.855-870; CONP-710423, Meqsured Radiation Levels in a Cyclotron Vault,
Expgz;zea;al Areas, and Adjacent Areas. Julg’l,is71 CERN, Geneva (1971)
CERN-71-16 PP. 87ld2
Vc1.2, pp.871~892: CUNF-710423, Vo1.2, Radioactivity Induced Near the Orsay Synchtocyclotron. Chaquet July l,IS%
Haczynski, A. CERN. Geneva (1971)
CER P
N-7 l-l 6, Vcl-2 p.ay+914
;i;h;Ent'zngi July l:lS;l’ CERN, Geneva
, w-893-9 14; CONF- tv Electron Acceler ; Enqelke, H.J.
(1971)
710 423, ,ato ,r Ra .a
vo1.2, iation Razards.
CERN-71-16 pp- 915-923
VC1.2, pp.915-923; CCNF-710423, Vo1.2, Disposal of a 400 l¶eV
of Manltoriaq During S nchroc clotron and a Summary
Norma P e Birchall I.
Opera Ion. July 1.1171 CERN, Geneva (1971)
CEBN-71-16 pp.. 935-91r7
Vc1.2, pp.935947: CONF-710423, Vo1.2, Preliminary Health .PhVsics Experience with the Operation
of ;~efe~~RNFIntersectinq Stcraqe Rmqs. July 1:1ij1 CERN, Geneva (1971)
16
C.E~~-71-16 pp.948-965
Vc1.2, pp.948-965: CONF-710423, Vol.2,
Environmental Radiation and RadioactivitY from the CEEN Riqhp;~,"~~qVrA~c~l~~~:pfS.
JUlV 1:lsil" * J.
CERN, Geneva (1971)
CERN-71-16 Vc1.2, pp. pp*sao-1ti 9
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Radiat on Protection Problems in the Design of the Eurg~g~~l30~-GeV Accelerator.
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NASA-TT-F-14409; N72-27832 Callective Interactions of Heavy Nuclei Nucleoas and
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Pluctuatlons in the Probability Distribution Function for Enerqp Transferred to a Radiation.
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COMPtlTEE CODE LITERATURE ARC-tr-7138
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