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iv R ports pr ri ORNL-528 ORNL-629 ORNL-768 ORNL-858 ORNL-919 ANP-60 AN P-65 ORNL-1154 ORNL-1170 ORNL-1227 ORNL-1294 ORNL-1375 ORN L- 1 439 ORNL-1515 ORNL-1556 ORNL-1609 ORNL-1649 ORN L-1692 ORNL-1729 ORNL-1771 U ly issued in this series are as follows: Period Ending November 30, 1949 Period Ending February 28, 1950 Period Ending May 31, 1950 Period Ending August 31, 1950 Period Ending December 10, 1950 Period Ending March 10, 1951 Period Ending June 10, 1951 Period Ending September 10, 1951 Period Ending December 10, 1951 Period Ending March 10, 1952 Period Ending June 10, 1952 Period Ending September 10, 1952 Period Ending December 10, 1952 Period Ending March 10, 1953 Period Ending June 10, 1953 Period Ending September 10, 1953 Period Ending December 10, 1953 Period Ending March 10, 1954 Period Ending June 10, 1954 Period Ending September 10, 1954
i I E. FOREWORD This quarterly progress report of the Aircraft Nuclear Propulsion Project at ORNL re- cords the technical progress of the research on circulating-fuel reactors and all other ANP research at the Laboratory under its Contract W-7405-eng-26. The report is divided into three major parts: I. Reactor Theory, Component Development, and Construction, II. Materials Research, and 111. Shielding Research. The ANP Project is comprised of about 400 technical and scientific personnel engaged in many phases of research directed toward the achievement of nuclear propulsion of aircraft. A considerable portion of this research is performed in support of the work of other organizations participating in the national ANP effort. However, the bulk of the ANP research at ORNL is directed toward the development of a circulating-fuel type of reactor. The qffort on circulating-fuel reactors was, until recently, centered upon the Aircraft Reactor Experiment. This experiment has now been completed, and the operating ex- perience is described in Section 1 of Part I. The design, construction, and operation of the Aircraft Reactor Test (ART), formerly the Circulating-Fuel Aircraft Reactor Experiment (CFRE), with the cooperation of the Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Division, are now the specific long-range obiectives. The ART is to be a power plant system that will include a 60-Mw circulating-fuel reflector-moderated reactor and adequate means for heat disposal, Operation of the system will be for the purpose of determining the feasibility, and the problems associated with the design, construction, and operation, of a high-power, circulating-fuel, reflector-moderated aircraft reactor system. The design work, as well as the supporting research on materials and problems peculiar to the ART (previously included in the subject sections), is now re- ported as a subsection of Part I, Section 2, “Reflector-Moderated Reactor.” V
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