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SINGLE-FAILURE-PROOF CRANES FOR NUCLEARPOWER PLANTS, Reproduced by NationalTechnical information service

CONTROL OF HEAVY LOADS AT NUCLEAR POWERPLANTS, RESOLUTION OF GENERIC TECHNICALACTIVITY -36, PUBLISHED 7/80-/GEORGE, DIV. OF OPERATING RECORDS, NRC

TECHNICAL WRITING STYLE GUIDE-/SAVOLAINEN, ET AL, 11/79

TECHNICAL WRITING STYLE GUIDE (AN1) ALTERNATIVE REFERENCE SYSTEM FOR NRC

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IMPROVING QUALITY AND TflE ASSURANCE OFQUALITY IN THE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTIONOF NCLEAR POWER PANTS-/ALTMAN, ET AL (Report to Congress)*OFFICE OF NSPEC lI10N & ENFORCEMENT. NRC

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REVIEW PROCESS FOR LOW-l. EVEL RADIOACTIVEWASTE DISPOSAL LICENSE APPLICATION .lNDERLOW-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTE POLICYAMENDMENTS ACT-/OFFICE OF NUCLEAR MATERIAL SAFETY ANDSAFEGUARDS (PITTIGLIO, JR..)

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QUALITY ASSURANCE GUIDANCE FOR LOW-LEVELRADIOACTIVE WASTE DISPOSAL FACILITY,DRAFT FOR COMMENT-/OFFICE OF NMSS (PITTIGLIO, JR.)

TECHNICAL POSITION ON ITEMS ANDACTIVITIES IN THE HIGH-LEVEL WASTEGEOLOGIC REPOSITORY PROGRAM SUBJECT TOQUALITY ASSURANCE REQUIREMENTS-/OFFICE OF NMSS (DUNCAN, ET AL)

NRC STAFF SITE CHARACTERIZATION ANALYSISOF THE DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY'S SITECHARACTERIZATION PLAN, YUCCA MOUNTAINSITE, NEVADA-/USNRC, NMSS

TECHNICAL POSITION ON POSTCLOSURE SEALS,BARRIERS, AND DRAINAGE SYSTEM IN ANUNSATURATED MEDIUM-/OFFICE OF NMSS (GUPTA, BUCKLEY)

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ITS NEWS, VOL. 2, No.1,2,4, 1986;VOL. 3 No.1,2,4, 1987

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICESSUPPORT CENTER AND TRAINING LABORATORY,USNRC, DIVISION OF INFORMATION SUPPORTSERVICES

A DIRECTORY OF HIGH-TECHNOLOGY 8(a)FIRMS-/OFFICE OF SMALL AND DISADVANTAGEDBUSINESS UTILIZATION/CIVIL RIGHTS. 7/84

THE IDP PROCESS, 7/87-/OFFICE OF PERSONNEL, NRC

AN EVALUATION OF GROUND PENETRATINGRADAR FOR ASSESSMENT OF LOW LEVELNUCLEAR WASTE DISPOSAL SITES-/GEO-CENTERS, INC.

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REVIEW OF DOE WASTE PACKAGE PROGRAM(SEMIANNUAL REPORT COVERING PERIODOCTOBER 1984 - MARCH 1985-/BREWSTER, ET AL

UNCERTAINTIES IN GEOLOGIC DISPOSAL OFHIGH-LEVEL WASTES - GROUNDWATERTRANSPORT OF RADIONUCLIDES ANDRADIOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES-/KOCHER, ET.AL.

HISTORICAL SEISMICITY IN ARIZONA, FINALREPORT 9/79 THRU 7/81-/DU BOIS, ET.A.L-

A GROUND-PENETRATING RADAR SURVEY OF THEMAXEY FLATS LOW-LEVEL NUCLEAR WASTEDISPOSAL SITE, FLEMING COUNTY, KENTUCKY-/HORTON, ET AL

EVALUATION OF ALTERNATIVE SHAFT SINKINGTECHNIQUES FOR HIGH LEVEL NUCLEAR WASTE(HLW) DEEP GEOLOGICE REPOSITORIES -

FINAL REPORT, TASK 3-/GONANO, ET.AL.

THERMAL IMPACT OF WASTE EMPLACEMENT ANDSURFACT COOLING ASSOCIATED WITH GEOLOGICDISPOSAL OF NUCLEAR WASTE-/WANG, ET.AL.

EVALUATION OF POTENTIAL SURFACE FAULTINGAND OTHER TECTONIC DEFORMATION-/BONILLAREVIEW OF WASTE PACKAGE VERIFICATIONTESTS, SEMIANNUAL REPORT COVERING 10/83THRU 3/84

-/JAIN, ET.AL.REVIEW OF WASTE PACKAGE VERIFICATIONTESTS, SEMINANNUAL REPORT COVERING 4/84THRU 9/84-/JAIN, ET.AL.

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UNSATURATED FLOW AND TRANSPORT THROUGHFRACTURED ROCK RELATED TO HIGH-LEVELWASTE REPOSITORIES, FINAL REPT! FHASE

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LONG-TERM PERFORMANCE. OF HIGH-LEVELGLASS WASTE FORMS-/MEANS, ET AL*BATTELLE COLUMBUS DIVISION

LONG-TERM PERFORMANCE OF CONTA I HERMATERIALS FOR HIGH-LEVEL WASTE-/BEAVERS. ET AL*DATTELLE COLUMBUS DIVISION

SURVEY OF GEOPHYSICAL TECHNIQUES FORSITE CHARACTERIZATION IN BASALT, SAL.TAND TFF. 8/87-/JOtlES. ET Al..o}WESTON GEOPHYSICAL CORPORATION

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EFFECTS OF ANUFACTlJURI G VARIABLES ONPERFORMANCE OF HIGH-LEVEL WASTE LOWCARBON STEEL CONTAINERS (FINAL REPORT)-/FROST,. ET AL*MANUFACTUR I NG SC I ENCES CORP.-

TECHNICAL BASIS FOR REVIEW OF HIGH-LEVELWASTE REPOSITORY MODELING-/PRICE, ET AL*SANDIA NATIONAL LABFORATORIES

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SAND85-7102 CONCEPTUAL DESIEN OF FACILITIES FOR UNLOADINGRADIOACTIVE WASTE FROM SHIPPING CASKS-/TOWNES, ET AL 8/87

SAND85-7104 GROUND MOTION EVALUATIONS AT YUCCA MOUNTAIN,3 COPIES NEVADA WITH APPLICATIONS TO REPOSITORY

CONCEPTUAL DESIGN AND SITING-/BLUME & ASSOCIATES

SAND-85-7107 SUITABILITY OF NATURAL SOILS FOR FOUNDATIONSFOR SURFACE FACILITIES AT THE PROSPECTIVEYUCCA MOUNTAIN NUCLEAR WASTE REPOSITORY-/HO, ET AL

SAND85-7111 INSTALLATION OF STEEL LINER IN BLIND HOLESTUDY, 9/87-/KENNY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY

SAND85-7112 AN ENGINEERING STUDY OF THE IMPACT ON COSTSAND SCHEDULES OF USING A MONITOREDRETRIEVABLE STORAGE FACILITY IN CONJUNCTIONWITH A REPOSITORY IN TUFF AT YCCA MOUNTAIN-/BECHTEL NATIONAL,. INC

SAND85-7114 HYDROLOGIC MECHANISMS GOVERNING PART IALL ..YSATURATED FLUID FL.OW IN FRACTURED WELDEDUNITS AND POROUS NON-WELDED UNITS Al Yl ICCAMOUNTAIN-/WANG, ET AL

SAND85-7115 NUMERICAL ANALYSES OF THE G-TUNNELSMAL L-DI AMETER HEATER EXPERIMENTS. 587-/EilANFORD, ET Al

SAND85-7117 A FIRST SRVEY OF DISRUPTION SCENARTnS FOR AHIGH-LEVEL -WASTE REPOS I TORY AT YCCAMOUNTAIN. NEVADA-/ROSS 12/87

SAND25-7118 FEASIBILITY EVALUlATION FOR UISING ELECTRICDRIVE FOR TRANSPORTING NUCLEAR WASTEUNDERGROUND.. 3/87PARSONS BRINCIERHOFF QUADE & DOUGLAS. INC.

SANDB6-0090 THE THERMAL CD ICTIVITY OF THE TOPOPAHSPR7NG riEMBER AT YOCCA OUINTAIN. NEVADA-JNIIIC! 4/90

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THERMAL-CONDUCITIVITY DATA FOR TUFFS FROM THEUNSATURATED ZONE AT YUCCA MOUNTAIN, NEVADA-/NIMICK

COMPLIANCE AND STRENGTH OF ARTIFICIAL JOINTSIN TOPOPAH SPRING.TUFF-/OLSSON

SNL YUCCA MOUNTAIN PROJECT DATA REPORT:DENSITY AND POROSITY DATA FOR TUFFS FROM THEUNSATURATED ZONE AT YUCCA MOUNTAIN, NEVADA.-/SCHWARTZ, 2/90

MINERALOGIC AND CHEMICAL DATA SUPPORTING HEATCAPACITY DETERMINATION FOR TUFFACEOUS ROCKS-/CONNOLLY, ET AL, 2/90

THE THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY OF SEVELTHERMAL/MECHANICAL UNITS AT YUCCA MOUNTAIN,NEVADA-/NIMICtc, 1/90

PRELIMINARY SEISMIC DESIGN COST-BENEFITASSESSMENT OF THE TUFF REPOSITORYWASTE-HANDLING FACILITIES-/SUBRAMANIAN, ET AL

A SYNOPSIS OF ANALYSES (1981-87) PERFORMED TOASSESS THE STABILITY OF UNDERGROUNDEXCAVATIONS AT YUCCA MOUNTAIN-/EHGARTNER, ET AL

HYDROLOGIC TECHNICAL CORRESPONDENCE INSUPPORT OF THE SITE CHARACTERIZATION PLAN-/PETERS, 12/88

PRELIMINARY ANALYSES IN SUPPORT OF IN SITUTHERMOMECHANICAL INVESTIGATIONS-/BAUER, ET AL

TECHNICAL CORRESPONDENCE IN SUPPORT OF ANEVALUATION OF THE HYDROLOGIC EFFECTS OFEXPLORATORY SHAFT FACILITY CONSTRUCTION ATYUCCA MOUNTAIN-/PETERSON, ET AL. 12/88

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UCID-21579 ESTIMATES OF THE WIDTH OF THE WETTING ZONEALONG A FRACTURE SUBJECTED TO AN EPISODICINFILTRATION EVENT IN VARIABLY SATURATED.DENSELY WELDED TUFF, 5/31/88-/BUSCHECK ET AL

UCID-21700 YUCCA MOUNTAIN PROJECT WASTE PACKAGE DESIGN FORMRS SYSTEM STUDIES*SAIC; SANDIANELSON, ETAL. 4/89

LJCID-21714 ON THE MOVEMENT OF A LIQUID FRONT IN ANUNSATURATED, FRACTURED POROUS MEDI.IN PART I-/NITAO, ET AL. 6/89

*UCID-21743.* ON.THE .MdVEMENT OF A LIQUID FRONT IN AN. UNSATURATED, .FRACTURED POROUS MEDIUM, PART

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UCRL-15801-86-1 NNWSI WASTE FORM TESTING AT ARGONNESANL-610-008 NATIONAL LABORATORY., SEMIANNUAL REPORT

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THE EFFECT OF GAMMA RADIATION ON GROUNDWATERCHEMISTRY AND GLASS LEACHING AS RELATED TO

THE NNWSI REPOSITORY SITE. 5/86-/ABRAJANO, ET AL

TRANSPORT AND REACTION KINETICS AT THEGLASS:SOLUTION INTERFACE REGION:RESULTS OF

REPOSITORY-O RIENTED LEACHING EXPERIMENTS-/ABRAJANO, ET AL. 2/87

MICROSTRUCTURAL CHARACTERISTICS OF PWR SPENTFUEL RELATIVE TO ITS LEACHING BEHAVIOR. 5/85-/WILSON*WESTINGHOUSE HANFORD COMPANY (PRESENTED ATAMERICAN CERAMIC SOCIETY 87 ANNUAL MEETING.CINCINNATI, OHIO. MAY 5-9. 1985)

THE INFLUENCE OF COPPER ON ZIRCALOY SPENT FUELCLADDING DEGRADATION UNDER A POTENTIAL TUFFREPOSITORY CONDITION, 3/87-/SMITH*WESTINGHOUSE HANFORD COMPANY

CORROSION TESTING OF TYPE 304L STAINLESS STEELIN TUFF GROUNDWATER ENVIRONMENTS 11/87-/WESTERMAN, ET AL*PACIFIC NORTHWEST LABORATORY

SUMMARY OF RESULTS FROM THE SERIES 2 AND SERIES3 NNWSI BARE FUEL DISSOLUTION TESTS, 11/87-/WILSDN*WESTINGHOUSE HANFORD COMPANY

RECENT RESULTS FROM NNWSI SPENT FUELLEACHING/DISSOLUTION TESTS, 4/87-/WILSON*WESTINGHOUSE HANFORD COMPANY

THERMOCHEMISTRY OF URANIUM COMPOUNDS. XVII.STANDARD MOLAR ENTHALPY OF FORMATION AT 296.15K' OF DEHYDRATED SCHOEPITE UO_ 0.9H 0.THERMODYNAMICS OF (SCHOEPITE + DEYDRATEDSCHOEPITE + WATER)-/O'HARE, ET AL (ARGONNE NAT'L LAB)

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CALIBRATION OF A HIGH FREQUENCY ELECTROMAGNETICMEASUREMENT SYSTEM USED IN GEOPHYSICS-/DAILY*FOR IEEE GEOSCIENCE & REMOTE SENSING JOURNAL,6/89

SELECTION CRITERIA FOR CONTAINER MATERIALS ATTHE PROPOSED YUCCA MOUNTAIN HIGH LEVEL NUCLEARWASTE REPOSITORY-/HALSEY, 11/89

E-150 UCRL-21060-87-2 NNHSI WASTE FORM TESTING AT ARGONNENATIONAL LABORATORY, SEMIANNUAL REPORT,JULY-DECEMBER 1987

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D-112 OPEN-FILE REPORT76-756, 1976

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D-100 OPEN-FILE REPORT80-569, 1980

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D-113 OPEN-FILE REPORT80-826, 1980

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D-111 OPEN-FILE REPORT80-1098

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D-96 OPEN-FILE REPORT. 81-119, 1981

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D-91 OPEN-FILE REPORT81-512, 1981

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D-137 OPEN-FILE REPORT82-182, 1982(PRELIMINARY)

D-68 OPEN-FILE REPORT

82-401, 1982

D-102 OPEN-FILE REPORT85-290, 1985

(Szymanski reference)

D-125 OPEN-FILE REPORT88-468

A NEW HEAT-FLOW CONTOUR MAP OF THECONTERMINOUS UNITED STATES-/SASS, ET AL

PALEOHYDROLOGY OF THE SOUTHERN GREATBASIN, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO WATERTABLE FLUCTUATIONS BENEATH THE NEVADATEST SITE DURING THE LATE(?) PLEISTOCENE-/WINOGRADANALYSIS OF THERMAL DATA FROM DRILLHOLES UE25a-3 AND UE25a-l1 CALICO HILLSAND YUCCA MOUNTAIN, NEVADA TEST SITE-/SASS, ET ALCOMPILATION OF RESULTS OFTHREE-DIMENSIONAL STRESS DETERMINATIONSMADE IN RAINIER AND AQUEDUCT MESAS,NEVADA TEST SITE, NEVADA-/ELLIS, ET ALURANIUM-THORIUM DATING OF QUATERNARYCARBONATE ACCUMULATIONS IN THE NEVADATEST SITE REGION, SOUTHERN NEVADA-/SZABO, ET AL

CORRELATION CHARACTERISTICS OF SURFICIALDEPOSITS WITH A DESCRIPTION OF SURFICIALSTRATIGRAPHY IN THE NEVADA TEST SITEREGION-/HOOVER, ET AL

INTERPRETATION OF RESISTIVITY ANDINDUCED POLARIZATION PROFILES WITHSEVERE TOPOGRAPHIC EFFECTS, YUCCAMOUNTAIN AREA, NEVADA TEST SITE, NEVADA-/SMITH, ET AL

MAGNETOMETRIC RESISTIVITY SURVEY NEARFORTYMILE WASH, NEVADA TEST SITE, NEVADA-/FITTERMAN

REGIONAL INCREASE IN GROUNDWATERDISCHARGE AFTER THE 1983 IDAHOEARTHQUAKE: COSEISMIC STRAIN RELEASE,TECTONIC AND NATURAL HYDRAULIC FRACTURING-WOOD

WATER LEVELS IN PERIODICALLY MEASUREDWELLS IN THE YUCCA MOUNTAIN AREA. NV

1981-87; -/ROBISON, ET AL1988; -/GEMMELL

CHEMISTRY AND MOVEMENT OF GROUND WATER.NEVADA TEST SITE

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B-56 . # AN EVALUATION OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THEU.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION'SHIGH-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTE MANAGEMENT*ON-SITE LICENSING REPRESENTATIVE PROGRAM

B-1 # APPLICABILITY AND RESOLUTION OF SEISMICTECHNIQUES FOR HIGH LEVEL WASTE DISPOSAL SITEINVESTIGATIONS - 10/79*UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA DEPT. OF MINING-/GLASS, ET.AL.

B-73 DECONVOLUTION OF MULTIVALENT CATION-EXCHANGEISOTHERMS, JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY, '89-/TRIAY, RUNDGBERG

B-74 # ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW'& REGULATION FOR SITINGA NUCLEAR WASTE REPOSITORY AT YCCA MOUNTAIN.NEVADA-/MALONE

B-76 4 FIRST REPORT TO THE U.S. CONGRESS & THE U.S.SECRETARY OF ENERGY-/NUCLEAR WASTE TECHNICAL REVIEW BOARD, 3/90

B-69 # GEOPHYSICAL INVESTIGATIONS OF RADIOACTIVEWASTE DISPOSAL SITES IN THE WESTERN U.S.-/OLIVER, REPRINT FROM JOURNAL OF GEOPHYSICALRESEARCH VOLUME 92, NUMBER B JULY 10. 1987

B-75 # MINERAL EVALUATION OF THE YUCCA MOUNTAINADDITION. NYE COUNTY! NEVADA-/CASTOR, ET AL

B-2 4 RECOMMENDED SAFETY, RELIABILITY, QUALITYASSURANCE AND MANAGEMENT AEROSPACE TECHNIQUESWITH POSSIBLE APPLICATION BY THE DOE TO THEHIGH LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTE REPOSITORY"Bland Report" - 2/25/85*MANAGEMENT AND TECHNICAL CONSULTING-/BLAND

B-3 # REQUIREMENTS FOR AN ISSUE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMFOR NUCLEAR WASTE - 1/85*EASTERN TECHNICAL DIVISION, AEROSPACE CORP

B-4 # SYSTEM DESIGN FOR AN ISSUE MANAGEMENT ANDTRACKING SYSTEM FOR NUCLEAR WASTE - 4/85*EASTERN TECHNICAL DIVISIONS AEROSPACE CORP

B-63 X THE DISSOLUTION KITNETICS OF QUARTZ AS A(See E-122. LLNL) FUNCTION OF pH AND TIME AT 70 C

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