LANL-Amplifier [Slides]
Slides show borrowed amplifier in use (working) and E-1 amplifier not in use (not working) to be sent to The Modal Shop for connection inspection.
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C-AAC Occupancy and Transition Out of CMR [Slides]
This in-depth evaluation was performed in order to gather information for a plan and time estimate of C-AAC space cleanout and handover to the CMR facility once programmatic operations are relocated to other facilities. C-AAC space ownership in CMR wings 1, 5, 7, and 9 have been identified down to the Team level (see subsequent slides and other supporting documentation). This plan assumes that C-AAC activities that support Pu sustainment efforts (Wings 1, 5, and 7) are relocated to PF-4 and RLUOB in mid/end FY24 and current projects in Wing 9 are completed by the end of FY24/mid FY25 (cessation of C-AAC programmatic operations in CMR). This plan assumes that no other programmatic activities are initiated in CMR (e.g. MOX fuel rods). Timing and order of cleanout of programmatic laboratory and office spaces in wings 1, 5, and 7 is dependent upon analytical chemistry operations being established and relocated to RLUOB and PF-4. Timing and order of cleanout of programmatic laboratory and office spaces in wing 9 is dependent upon completion of current projects (MR&R, Thermo Fisher drum, etc.). As C-AAC Teams move out of the CMR building and into other facilities, the spaces occupied by those teams are planned to be targeted for in depth cleanout in the order that teams and capabilities are relocated.
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External Release of Organic Scintillator DRiFT Software - Technology Evaluation and Demonstration Project Accomplishments [Slides]
Overview and Objectives: DRiFT post processes radiation transport output from MCNP, and generates realistic nuclear instrumentation response; Organic scintillator response has been developed, tested, and validated with measurements, these instruments are widely used in nuclear safeguards. At the beginning of this project, DRiFT was only available to LANL employees with access to yellow High Performance Computing clusters. Additionally, there are many complicated external software dependencies. Our TED project request proposed using funds to: Comment and clean up code, friendly testing, generating test suites and examples; Expansion of scintillator types natively supported by DRiFT; External release of DRiFT accompanied by documentation. We accomplished all objectives (and many others), they are highlighted in these slides.
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ZrH Sample Fabrication for Radiant Nuclear [Slides]
The slides show images and specifications for the samples fabricated for Radiant Nuclear.
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Coupling of MCNP and ABAQUS for Reactor Multiphysics (MARM) [Slides]
Summer 2021 Internship Objectives: Learn MCNP (Monte Carlo N-Particle) transport code - Unstructured Mesh & Burnup Features, and Implement Python Code for MARM framework - MARM = MCNP and Abaqus based Reactor Multiphysics. Slides provide background and details for achieving learning objectives, as well as ideas for future work in the area.
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Sandia / IBM Discussion on Machine Learning for Materials Applications [Slides]
This report includes a compilation of several slide presentations: 1) Interatomic Potentials for Materials Science and Beyond–Advances in Machine Learned Spectral Neighborhood Analysis Potentials (Wood); 2) Agile Materials Science and Advanced Manufacturing through AI/ML (de Oca Zapiain); 3) Machine Learning for DFT Calculations (Rajamanickam); 4) Structure-preserving ML discovery of a quantum-to-continuum codesign stack (Trask); and 5) IBM Overview of Accelerated Discovery Technology (Pitera)
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Using machine learning to improve efficiency and accuracy of burnup measurements at PBR reactors [Slides]
The outline of the slides include: Motivations of the work; Modeling and simulation; Machine learning model; Results and comparison study with linear regression; and Conclusions. This work was done to help PBR designers and operators understand the burnup measurement better. We look forward to discussing the results in detail with industrial collaborators.
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NREL Support to Louisville Metro Government [Slides]
This slide deck summarizes a project in which NREL is providing support to the Louisville Metro Government regarding efforts to achieve a 100% renewable electricity goal for municipal operations.
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AOT All-Hands Meeting [Slides]
Slides for the Accelerator Operations and Technology (AOT) group All-Hands meeting held in December 2021 are provided.
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State Indicators for Advancing Demand Flexibility and Energy Efficiency in Buildings - Part I [Slides]
This slide deck report identifies objectives and key indicators for state activities that advance demand flexibility in buildings — legislation, utility regulatory proceedings, executive orders and programs. It also illustrates progress to date and identifies trends, gaps, and opportunities. Part I of the report focuses on (1) demand response and (2) energy efficiency targeted to reduce peak demand or integrate with demand response. This section covers building energy codes, appliance and equipment standards, resource standards, utility planning, utility programs, advanced metering infrastructure and meter data, rate design, state programs, state energy planning, and related state policies and regulations. Part II of the report addresses traditional energy efficiency indicators, including utility and state programs, codes, and standards that support annual energy savings. See the additional links for an infographic, library of cited state documents on demand flexibility, and presentation to the NASEO-NARUC Grid-Interactive Efficient Buildings Working Group.
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Radiation-Generating Device Safety Self-Study [Slides]
Self-study slides are included for the following modules: RGD Safety Course Presentation, Radiation Detection, Biological Effects, RGDs, Radiation Protection Principles, Production of X-Rays, Protective Measures, and Responsibilities for X-Ray Safety.
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Planning for the Evolution of the Electric Grid with a Long-Run Marginal Emission Rate [Slides]
NREL Webinar slide deck that summarizes the findings of a recent article published in iScience, "Planning for the evolution of the grid with a long-run marginal emission rate". The webinar focuses on a study of how well three different types of emissions factors can anticipate the electric-sector carbon emissions induced by different types of interventions.
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6U SpaceVPX/OpenVPX Payload Processor [Slides]
The slides show a space-grade single-board computer that is flexible and reconfigurable, with commercial interoperability. Design trade-offs are described.
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Overview of the Strategic Goods Identification Instructor Training [Slides]
The slides provide an overview of the training course, including course objectives and agenda topics for the 5 days expected. The goal of this course is to establish a core team of Malaysian interagency experts to serve as: 1. Instructors for STS’s recurring STA2010 and Strategic Goods Identification courses; and 2. Technical Strategic Goods List experts when either licensing or enforcement actions require technical consultation or “reachback".
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Unlocking the Full Potential of Rooftop PV In India Using Consumer Adoption Modeling [Slides]
This slide deck provides an analysis about adoption of Distributed PV in India using NREL's dGen model.
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REopt ® Lite Overview - Resilience Analysis: Clear Sky Tampa Bay [Slides]
Through the Solar Energy Innovation Network (SEIN), the Clear Sky Tampa Bay team, led by the Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council (TBRPC), developed a toolkit to help local governments prioritize sites for solar photovoltaics (PV) and battery energy storage in the context of resilience and emergency management. At a high level, the Clear Sky Tampa Bay process involves: (1) Identifying sites based on community resilience needs and priorities ("Where do we need a resilient energy solution?"); (2) Screening and prioritizing sites for solar PV and storage suitability based on site conditions and other factors; and (3) Using REopt Lite to screen down-selected facilities to prioritize sites based on resilience project economics. This slide deck focuses on Step 3 above, and provides a general overview of REopt Lite and suggestions and examples tailored to the Clear Sky Tampa Bay team about how to use REopt Lite for additional analysis.
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Disposition Project Update: TA-16-0306, TA-22 / 37 Magazines, TA-41-0004 & PHERMEX, March 2022 [Slides]
The slides include images of the demolitions at various stages.
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Titans 705: Introduction to CMF [Slides]
These are Class slides for TITANS 705 lectures given March 9-10, 2022.
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