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2026 ANS Annual Conference
May 31–June 3, 2026
Denver, CO|Sheraton Denver
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Return of the HB Line at SRS
The Department of Energy is bringing the HB Line facility at the Savannah River Site back on line to recycle surplus plutonium and produce uranium-plutonium mixed oxide (MOX) fuel for advanced reactors.
Restarting the facility will be a multiyear process and will yield opportunities for increased domestic production of isotopes with scientific and commercial value. The DOE said that once operational, the HB Line will accelerate the Office of Environmental Management’s plutonium disposition mission by 10 to 13 years while reducing the existing cost.
Technical Session|Sponsored by Fuel Cycle & Waste Management
Saturday, April 16, 2022|1:15–2:45PM CDT|Honors Room
Sponsored by ANS Fuel Cycle & Waste Management Division
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Managing Environmental Nuclear Dilemmas: The History and Processes of the Hanford Waste Treatment Plant
Cooper D. Anderson (Oregon State )
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Loading Pattern and Contingency Assembly Design for a Westinghouse Two-Loop Reactor
Noah M. Higgins (NCSU), Timothy M. Kiefer (NCSU), Parker Dickinson (NCSU), Shia Jones (South Carolina State Univ.), Romise Hillard (South Carolina State Univ.)
Investigation of Chlorine-induced Stress Corrosion Cracking in 304 Stainless Steel U-bend Samples
Peter D. Wynnyk (Virginia Tech), Abdulsalam I. Shakhatreh (Robatel Technologies, LLC), Juliana P. Duarte (Virginia Tech)
Investigations of Uranium-Containing Molten Salts by Classical Molecular Dynamics
Jacob A. Tellez (Colorado School of Mines)
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