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Simulants for Testing the Blend Can Loading System

Hansen, Erich K.·Hill, Katie A.·Stanfield, Anna N.
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Eleven simulants have been provided to the Savannah River National Laboratory (SRNL) Mechanical Systems & Custom Equipment Development (MSCED) organization to further test the capabilities of the Blend Can Loading System (BCLS). The basis for the materials used in these simulants are based on SRNL-STI-2020-00503, “Simulant Recommendation for the Blend Can Loading System” (Ref. i). The 11 different simulants provided to MSCED are summarized in Table ES-1. This table provides a basis of why they were selected and what properties were specifically targeted, given the composition of the procured materials.

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Hansen, Erich K., Hill, Katie A., Stanfield, Anna N.. 2021-04-01. Simulants for Testing the Blend Can Loading System. https://doi.org/10.2172/1827954

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