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Atlanta, GA|Atlanta Marriott Marquis
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NextGen MURR Working Group established in Missouri
The University of Missouri’s Board of Curators has created the NextGen MURR Working Group to serve as a strategic advisory body for the development of the NextGen MURR (University of Missouri Research Reactor).
Technical Session|Sponsored by HFICD
Wednesday, June 19, 2024|8:00–9:45AM PDT|Palm C
Session Chair:
Jamie B. Coble
Session Organizer:
Alternate Chair:
Hyun Gook Kang
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Development of a Proof-of-Concept Technique for Particle Deposition Removal Using High-Power Ultrasound
8:00–8:20AM PDT
Hongbin Sun (ORNL), Thien Duy Nguyen (ORNL)
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Lessons Learned from Validating a Software-Trained AI Model with Hardware Data
8:20–8:40AM PDT
Hee-Jae Lee (Chosun Univ.), Younhee Choi (Chosun Univ.), Jihoon Park (Chosun Univ.), Sangwon Oh (Chosun Univ.), Eunse Ahn (Chosun Univ.), Daeil Lee (KAERI), Man Gyun Na (Chosun Univ.), Jonghyun Kim (Chosun Univ.)
A Wireless Method for Leak Detection of Insulation Piping
8:40–9:00AM PDT
Tae-Jin Park (KAERI), Jai-Wan Cho (KAERI), Jae-Cheol Lee (KAERI), Doyeob Yeo (KAERI), You-Rak Choi (KAERI)
Modeling and Simulation Activities for the Westinghouse In-Rod Wireless Sensor Program
9:00–9:20AM PDT
E. Tatli (Westinghouse Electric Co.), A. Mofidi (Westinghouse Electric Co.), J. Carvajal (Westinghouse Electric Co.), S. Stafford (Westinghouse Electric Co.), J. Arndt (Westinghouse Electric Co.), P. Sirianni (Westinghouse Electric Co.), N. Arlia (Westinghouse Electric Co.)
Benchmarking of Different Inverse Point Kinetics Implementations for an Autocorrected Reactimeter Algorithm
9:20–9:40AM PDT
Paul A. Ferney (INL), Mark D. DeHart (INL)
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