Implementing bubbly mercury material model (R-P model) in the pulse simulation to predict strain on the Spallation Neutron Source target vessel with gas injection
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Riemer, Bernard W.
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Report from the Inaugural Meeting on the Opportunities at the SEEMS Facility June 11-12, 2019
The Inaugural Meeting on the Opportunities at the Single Event Effects—Muon Spectroscopy (SEEMS) facility was held June 11–12, 2019, at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL). Capabilities of the SEEMS facility concept were reviewed, with emphasis on particle beams for single event effects (SEE) testing of electronic devices (integrated circuits) and systems—a topic of growing interest and concern in aerospace avionics, satellites, supercomputing, autonomous cars, unmanned aerial vehicles and more. Participants from these industries and their regulators attended. A clear consensus on the growing and urgent need for SEE test capabilities like those offered by SEEMS was expressed. Subsequent to the meeting, letters of support for SEEMS were sent by The Boeing Company and Honeywell to the ORNL Laboratory Director, Thomas Zacharia.
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