we a te
should be carried out at any other global site where contamination by
this radionuclide is suspected in the aquatic environment.
Major Descriptors: *CADMIUM 113 -- RADIOBCOLOGICAL CONCENTRATION; *MARSHALL
ISLANDS -- RADIOACTIVITY
Descriptors: AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS; EXPERIMENTAL DATA; ISOMERIC NUCLEI;
ISOTOPE RATIO; PACIFIC OCEAN; RADIONUCLIDE MIGRATION; SEDIMENTS
Broader Terms: BETA DECAY RADIOISOTOPES; BETA-MINUS DECAY RADIOISOTOPES;
CADMIUM ISOTOPES; DATA; ECOLOGICAL CONCENTRATION; ECOSYSTEMS;
ENVIRONMENTAL TRANSPORT; EVEN-ODD NUCLEI; INFORMATION; INTERMEDIATE
MASS NUCLEI; ISLANDS; ISOMERIC TRANSITION ISOTOPES; ISOTOPES; MASS
TRANSFER; MICRONESIA; NUCLEI; NUMERICAL DATA; OCEANIA; RADIOISOTOPES;
SEAS; STABLE ISOTOPES; SURFACE WATERS; YEARS LIVING RADIOISOTOPES
Subject Categories: 520302*
-- Environment, Aquatic -- Radioactive
Materials Monitoring & Transport -- Aquatic Ecosystems & Food Chains -(-1987)
053000
-- Nuclear Fuels -- Environmental Aspects
INIS Subject Categories: B32*
10/5/753
00867083
-- Water
{item 453 from file:
103)
ERA-07-019401; EDB-82-041923
Title: Report to the US Atomic Energy Commission on Operation Sandstone
atomic weapon proof tests. Part I. Volume I. Extracted version
Corporate
Source:
Publication Date:
Report Number(s):
Document Type:
General Electric Co.,
1 Jan 1981
p 700
AD-A-995107/0
Santa Barbara,
CA
(USA)
Report
Language: English
Journal Announcement:
EDB8110
Availability: NTIS, PC A99/MF AOl.
Subfile:
ERA (Energy Research Abstracts); NTS
Country of Origin: United States
Country of Publication: United States
Abstract: None. ;
Major Descriptors: *NUCLEAR WEAPONS -- TESTING
(NTIS).
Descriptors: ENIWETOK; MANPOWER; MILITARY PERSONNEL; NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS
Broader Terms: EXPLOSIONS; ISLANDS; MARSHALL ISLANDS; MICRONESIA; OCEANIA;
PERSONNEL; WEAPONS
Subject Categories:
Weaponry
10/5/754°
00867048
--
450202*
(-1989)
-- Explosions & Explosives -- Nuclear --
(Item 454 from file: 103)
ERA~07-019370; EDB-82-041888
Author(s): Mahoney, J.3.;
Keough, D.D.;
Goodwin, L.K.;
Moles, D.W.;
Thomas, W.B.
Title: Evaluation of self-recording thermal radiation instruments
Corporate Source:
Center, MD (USA)
Publication Date:
Report Number(s):
19 Mar 1959
AD-357964/6
Army Chemical
p 28
.*°
Report
Language: English
Journal Announcement:
EDB8108
Availability: NTIS, PC A03/MF AOl.
Subfile:
ERA (Energy Research Abstracts); NTS
(NTIS).
Country of Origin: United States
Country of Publication: United States
Abstract: The tests of the Type 1 and Type 2 Chemical Corps self-recording
calorimeters’ on Shot Cherokee resulted in the conclusion that the Type
1 instruments were unsatisfactory and that the Type 2 instruments
successfully integrated radiant exposures of long duration.
Instrumentation with the self-recording calorimeters and the Kidde
pulse recorder for a short-duration pulse, planned for Shot Blackfoot,
was not feasible because of the station contamination resulting from a
prior shot; therefore, instrument functioning for short-duration pulses
was not determined,
and the Kidde pulse recorder, which was designed
9003493b
Document Type:
Army Chemical Corps Engineering Command,