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Acceptance-test specifications for Test Number Four: process sensor and display test. [LMFBR]

Description: This document provides the general instructions for performing acceptance Test Number Four as indicated in the Acceptance Test Index (TI-022-130-003). Also indicated are the plant conditions and special equipment required to conduct the test. The acceptance criteria for each portion of the test are specified.
Date: May 9, 1975
Creator: Bell, C.R.
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CYCLOPS: a 20 cm aperture, two-beam, Nd-glass laser target irradiation facility

Description: CYCLOPS was originally built as a single arm Nd-glass laser prototype for larger multiple arm systems. This paper reports on the characteristics of the laser, describes the diagnostics which monitor its performance, and shows how the output pulse is delivered accurately to the target.
Date: October 9, 1975
Creator: Bliss, E. S.; Glaze, J. A.; Manes, K. R.; Murray, J. E. & Rainer, F.
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Final report to Lawrence Livermore Laboratory

Description: Results of research devoted to preparation of 3500 and 1000 A conductors are reported. Extrusion experiments on Nb and Nb1Zr are reported. It was found that a secondary extrusion step causes product degradation. The extent of diameter reduction during extrusion does not adversely affect the quality of wire products. The construction and processing conditions for conductors fabricated during the report period are tabulated. (JRD)
Date: December 9, 1975
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Laser irradiation of thin plastic targets with a 10. 6. mu. m CO/sub 2/ laser

Description: Polyethylene foils and parylene disks 5 to 10 ..mu..m thick have been irradiated by CO/sub 2/ laser pulses focused to flux levels in the 10/sup 13/ to 10/sup 14/ W/cm/sup 2/ range. A CO/sub 2/ laser system, ''Valkyrie,'' fabricated from commercially available components was assembled for these experiments. The switched-out nanosecond pulse is next amplified by two cold-cathode electron-beam sustained amplifiers built by Systems, Science, and Software, Inc. After passing through the beam diagnos… more
Date: October 9, 1975
Creator: Manes, K. R.; Haas, R. A.; Rupert, V. C. & Boyle, M. J.
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