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Las Vegas, NV|Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino
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Strontium: Supply-and-demand success for the DOE’s Isotope Program
The Department of Energy’s Isotope Program (DOE IP) announced last week that it would end its “active standby” capability for strontium-82 production about two decades after beginning production of the isotope for cardiac diagnostic imaging. The DOE IP is celebrating commercialization of the Sr-82 supply chain as “a success story for both industry and the DOE IP.” Now that the Sr-82 market is commercially viable, the DOE IP and its National Isotope Development Center can “reassign those dedicated radioisotope production capacities to other mission needs”—including Sr-89.
13th Nuclear Plant Instrumentation, Control & Human-Machine Interface Technologies (NPIC&HMIT 2023)
Technical Session
Tuesday, July 18, 2023|10:00–11:45AM EDT|301A
Session Chair:
Nikhil Bajaj
Alternate Chair:
Austin D. Fleming
Session Organizer:
Daniel G. Cole
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Proton Irradiation Experiments on Commercial CMOS Image Sensor
10:00–10:25AM EDT
Duckhyun Kim (KAERI), Dongseong Shin (KAERI), Hosang Yoon (HCT), Hongjoon Park (HCT), Inyong Kwon (Yonsei Univ.)
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Wireless, High-Temperature, Radiation-Endurance Ultrasonic Sensor System for Structural Health Monitoring of Nuclear Reactors
10:25–10:50AM EDT
Dan Xiang (X-wave Innovations), Uday Singh (X-wave Innovations), Gong Xi (X-wave Innovations)
Design and Numerical Simulation of a Multi-Measurand Resonant Sensor
10:50–11:15AM EDT
Thomas Hinds (Univ. Pittsburgh), Heng Ban (Univ. Pittsburgh), Nikhil Bajaj (Univ. Pittsburgh)
Analytical Models Developed for In-Pile Thermal Conductivity Determination Utilizing Line Heat Source Probes
11:15–11:40AM EDT
Katelyn Wada (Boise State), Austin Fleming (INL), Joshua Eixenberger (Boise State), Brian Jaques (Boise State), David Estrada (Boise State)
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