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DOE OSTI2021

NASCSP 2021 Winter Conference

This presentation is for the National Association for State Community Services Programs (NASCSP) Annual Conference. The authors provide an overview of several tools and resources, including the Weatherization Assistant, Standard Work Specifications, Installer Badges Toolkit, Grantee Training and Continuous Improvement, and Instructional Systems Design (ISD) Training.

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DOE OSTI2021

Fusion Conference Awards 2020

Since its inception, ISIF has promoted a high-quality technical program at FUSION. One way to encourage this excellence is to promote the paper awards program. Accordingly, each year the conference includes recognition of the best regular papers and the best student papers. Student papers are those for which the lead author is a full-time graduate (or undergraduate) student at an accredited university. As mandated by the ISIF Board of Directors, the best paper receives the Jean Pierre Le Cadre Award. The best student paper receives the Tammy L. Blair Award. These awards honor the efforts and commitment of both Jean-Pierre and Tammy to the international fusion community over many years.

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DOE OSTI2023

Retractable Sensor Poster for ANIMMA 2023 Conference

Material Test Reactors (MTRs) such as the Advanced Test Reactor (ATR) at the Idaho National Laboratory (INL) are used to irradiate nuclear fuels and materials to evaluate their performance after high levels of exposure to a reactor in-pile environment. The test environment within these reactors are extremely harsh and long-term exposure causes sensor decalibration or failure. Most tests only require data points at daily intervals meaning that the sensor does not necessarily need to be in place continuously for the full experiment. One proposed solution to the issue described above is to have a sensor which can be periodically inserted through a guide tube into the test region and retracted; this would act as a reference check on the sensors installed permanently. If a compact and robust enough design can be made, it has the potential to extend the life of the sensor and keep it within calibration. This LRS entry is for a poster summarizing a presentation that will be given at the ANIMMA 2023 conference. The poster will be on display in the Measurement Sciences Laboratory booth at ANIMMA. Most of the material on this poster came from LRS entry INL/CON-23-72797.

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