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2025 ANS Annual Conference
June 15–18, 2025
Chicago, IL|Chicago Marriott Downtown
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TEPCO releases initial analysis of Fukushima-2 fuel debris sample
Tokyo Electric Power Company has released the results of its initial analysis of a sample of nuclear fuel debris from Unit 2 of Japan’s damaged Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. The sample, which measured around 5mm by 4mm and totaled 0.187 grams, was taken from the floor of the reactor pedestal during a second trial removal of fuel debris conducted in April.
Technical Session|Sponsored by NCSD|Cosponsored by NNPD
Wednesday, November 18, 2020|4:50–6:30PM EST
Session Chair:
John D. Bess
Alternate Chair:
Jesse Norris (LLNL)
Session Organizer:
Jesson D. Hutchinson (LANL)
Staff Producer:
Mich Leana (American Nuclear Society)
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Validation and Independent Uncertainty Analysis of the MIX-SOL-THERM-003 ICSBEP Benchmark
Cole M. Kostelac (Los Alamos National Laboratory), Jennifer L. Alwin (Los Alamos National Laboratory), Wim Haeck (Los Alamos National Laboratory), Kristina Y. Spencer (Los Alamos National Laboratory), Jesson D. Hutchinson (Los Alamos National Laboratory), Rene G. Sanchez (Los Alamos National Laboratory), Nicholas Thompson (Los Alamos National Laboratory)
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Application of the Rossi-alpha method to simulations of HEU and organic scintillators
Rene G. Sanchez (Los Alamos National Laboratory), Alexander T. McSpaden (Los Alamos National Laboratory), George E. McKenzie (Los Alamos National Laboratory), William L. Myers (Los Alamos National Laboratory), Jesson D. Hutchinson (Los Alamos National Laboratory), Theresa E. Cutler (Los Alamos National Laboratory), Robert A. Weldon (Los Alamos National Laboratory)
Rossi-alpha Uncertainty by Analytic, Bootstrap, and Sample Methods to Inform Fitting Best Practices
Sara A. Pozzi (University of Michigan), George E. McKenzie (Los Alamos National Laboratory), Jesson D. Hutchinson (Los Alamos National Laboratory), Rowan Marchie (University of Michigan), Caiser A. Bravo (University of Michigan), Michael Hua (University of Michigan)
Simulated Energy Response in a Multiplicity Detector
Shaheen A. Dewji (Texas A&M University), Mark Nelson (Los Alamos National Laboratory), Jesson D. Hutchinson (Los Alamos National Laboratory), Hadyn M. Kistle (Los Alamos National Laboratory)
SSA Monte Carlo and Master Equation Modeling of Neutron Leakage Distributions
Anil K. Prinja (University of New Mexico), Jawad R. Moussa (University of New Mexico)
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