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26 I HON NEUTRON ENERGY DIFFERENTIAL INELASTIC CROSS SECTION (CONTINUED) 732302 14cC MEV FR Jo Yc EARRE CAD O: FOR FAST REACTOR CALCULATIONSc Z12322 1 5o 0 MEV lOoOX SWC He HAEGG8L0M AE O: FOR FAST REACTOR CALCULATIONSo Z14004 1 So 0 MEV So OX MoNoNIKOL AEV FEI 0: IN CONTINUUM REGION ENERGY DEPENDENCE OF NUCLEAR TEMPERATURE WANTEDo IN THE REGION BELOW 3 MEV AVERAGE CHARACTERISTICS 0= STRUCTURE IN THE CROSS SECTION ARE WANTED FOR EVALUATION OF SELF SHI ELDINGo TRANSMISSION MEASUREMENTS USING THE SELF- INDICATION METHOD WITH DETECTION OF GAMMA RAYS FROM INELASTIC SCATTERING APE DESIREOo MEASUREMENTS SHOULD EXTEND TO PRIMARY-BEAM ATTENUATION DOWN TO 1/100 OR l/lOOOo A: CROSS SECTION FOR INELASTIC REMOVAL BELOW FISSION THRESHOLD OF U-238 WANTED WITH 5o0 PERCENT ACCURACYo LEVEL EXCITATION CROSS SECTION DESIRED WITH 10 PERCENT ACCURACYo 0: SEE GENERAL COMMENTS IN THE INTRODUC TI ONo M: SUBSTANTIAL MOD IF ICATION So -STATUS ORL AE CSE ANL USA KINNEY* - CRNL-4515 (1970). DATA 4 TO 8c5 MEVo ALMEN* - INDC(SEC)-31 39(1573). DATA 2 TO 4,5 MEVo LINOOW* - NCSAC-31 (1970), DATA 5 TO 5o5 MEVc SMITHo ( 1574). CATA TC 4 MEVc USNDCo (1574), CONSIDERS DATA WITH 10 PERCENT ACCURACY PROBABLY AVAILABLE UP TO 4 MEVo NEUTRCN DOUBLE DIFFERENTIAL INELASTIC CROSS SECTION 6S25SE lOeC MEV o: Cc G:CAMPBELL JcBUTLER w IN WIN ACCURACY REQUIRED IS 5 PERCENT TO 4 MEV AND 5 TO 10 PERCENT ABOVE FOR FAST REACTORS AND SHIELDINGo Z42030 1 So 0 MEV 5c OX 2 FR Ao M ICHAUDON BRC 0: FOR CRITICAL ASSEMBLIESc STA TUS ORL KINNEY* - C F NL- 4515 ( 1570). DATA 4 TO 8o5 MEVo AE ALMEN* - 70 HELSINKI 2 349(1970), DATA FOR 12 LEVELS FROM 2c TO 3o5 MEVc CSE LINDOW* - NCSAC-31 (1970), DATA 5 TO 5o5 MEVc ANL SMITH* - USNOC-7 9(1973). MEASUREMENTS TO 4 MEV IN PROGRESSc 26 IRON NEUTRON ABSORPTION CROSS SECTION Z12022 5 COo EV 1 5c 0 MEV FR JoY:EARRE CAD o: FOR FAST REACTOR CALCULATIONSc NEUTRON CAPTURE CROSS SECTION 6SZ101 1 OOo EV loOO MEV Cc Ge CAMPBELL WIN A: ACCURACY REQUIRED 10 PERCENT TO 100 KEV. 20 c PERCENT ABOVEo O: FOR FAST REACTORSc 692102 loOO KEV 200o KEV F SoKATSURAGI JAE 0: FOR FAST REACTORSo DISCREPANCIES EXIST AMONG EXPERIMENTAL DATAo 692103 1o CO KEV 1 OOo KEV 0: EXISTING DATA DISAGREE UP TO 2C0 PERCENTo STRONG DISAGREEMENT BETWEEN 10 AND 100 KEVc 692104 5 OOo EV 1o 00 MEV JoYc EARRE CAD O: NEED OF RESONANCE PARAMETERS FOR THE MAIN ISOTOPESc 0: FOR FAST REACTOR CALCULATIONSo Z12024 1o 00 EV loOO MEV lOoOX D Ho HAEGGBLOM AE 0: FOR FAST REACTOR CALCULATIONSc Z14005 50Co EV SOOo KEV lOoOX MoNoNIKOLAEV FEI O: DESIRABLE TO USE EXPERIMENTAL METHODS WHICH ARE NOT VERY SENSITIVE TO SELF-SHIELDING AND TO CAPTURE-AFTER-SCATTER ING EFFECTSO A: 20 PERCENT ABOVE 100 KEV WOULD BE VERY USEFULo 0: SEE GENERAL COMMENTS IN THE INTRODUCTION, FIRST PRIORITY BECAUSE IT IS DIFFICULT TO EVALUATE THE IRON CAPTURE CROSS SECTION TO REQUESTED ACCURACY FROM MACROSCOPIC EXPERIMENTS ONLY, Mi SUBSTANTIAL MODIFICATIONS, FISSION LIST PAGE II, 19
26 IRON NEUTRCN CAPTURE CROSS SECTION (CONTINUED) Z21035 1,00 MV loOC WEV 1 CcC-X 2 USA RoEHRLICH KAP 0: VALUES NEEDED IN MINI MA c 0: SHAPE OF RESOLUTION FUNCTION IMPORTANT SO MEANINGFUL BROADENING CAN BE APPLIED TO THEORETICAL VALUES TO COMPARE WITH EXPERIMENT,, SAMPLE COMPOSITION SHOULD BE KNOWN WELL ENOUGH TO PERMIT ISOTOPE SYNTHESIS OF THEORETICAL CROSS SECTION, FOR SHIELDING CALCULATIONS, Z41040 1 o CC KEV lo CO MEV 1 USA F, G, PEREY C L Po B,HEMMIG AEC C , E; T ILL ANL A: ACCURACY REQUIRED - 5 TO 10 PERCENT, M: NEW REQUEST, .742032 1 o CC KEV 3o OC MEV 10,OX 2 FR Ac MI CHAUDON BO.C O: FOR CRITICAL ASSEMBLIES, Z53036 2So3 MV 2Oo 0 MEV 3oOX 2 INC G, 8, GARG TRM O: REQUIRED FOR STRUCTURAL - MA TE RIAL CALCULATIONS, M: NEW REQUEST, STA TUS STATUS WIN , (1574) EVALUATION INDICATES 20 PERCENT UNCERTAINTY BELOW 100 KEV, CAD LE RIGOLEL'R* - C5A-N-1661(1973). DATA FROM 70 TO 533 KEV, HAR PATTENDEN* - AcRE-R-7425 ( 1573) . SEVERAL NEW RESONANCES SEEN IN "TRANSMISSION ANL POENITZo (IS 74 ) , DATA ABCVE Co4 MEVo ORL HALPERIN* - DATA BEING ANALYZEOo HA=i COATES - MEASUREMENTS PLANNED FOR EARLY 1975: 26 I RON NEUTRCN TCTAL PHOTON PROCUCTION CROSS SECTION 66.1; 2 2 A P,a,HEMMIG AEC 0: SECONDARY ENERGY DISTRIBUTION REQUIRED, A: ACCURACY REQUIRED TO BETTER THAN 15c PERCENTc O: FOR USE IN SHIELDING CALCULATIONS, 6.92096 1 5o C . MEV Co CEVILLERS SAC 0: GAMMA SPECTRA REQUIRED, A: ENERGY RESOLUTION OF 25C KEV FOR GAMMA RAYS LESS THAN 1 MEV AND 500 KEV fqr ENERGIES GREATER THAN 1 MEVc O: FOR SHIELDING CALCULATI ONSo EVALUATION MAY BE SUFFICIENT, ORL CICKENS - FR/C 5 100(1572). CATA FROM 5,3 TO 9 MEVc CCP KRAVCOV* - 72 KIEV (1972 >o GA ORPHAN* - GLLF-RT-10743 (1571). DATA FROM ,9 TO 16,7 MEV, KFK VOSS* - 71 KNOXVILLE 218(1571). DATA ,8 TO 13 MEV, IRT HARRIS* - WORK IN PROGRESS 4 TC 15 MEV AT 125 DEGREES, NEUTRCN N.F Z12.v2S SWC Ho HAEGGBLOM AE 0: FOR FAST REACTOR CALCULATIONS, Z12C26 1 5o 0 MEV FR JoY,BARRE CAD o: FOR FAST REACTOR CALCULATIONSo N,ALPHA .652105 2So 3 MV 15,0 MEV 20,OX GER EoGOEL KFK 0: FOR THE THERMAL VALUE ONLY AN UPPER-LIMIT OF Oc 01 MB IS AVAILABLE, 65210Z 1 5o 0 MEV 20o OX FR CoDEvILLSRS SAC o: EVALUATION MAY BE SUFFICIENT, Z32042 15o 0 MEV lOoOX FR JoYo BARRE CAD 0: FOR FAST REACTOR CALCULATIONS, -STATUS AE WE ITMAN* - ANS 13 558(1970). HE FKCCUCTION IN A FISSION SPECTRUMo ALD FREEMAN* - JNE 23 713(1569). FISSION SPECTRUM AVERAGE, FISSICN LIST PAGE IIo 20
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International Atomic Energy Agency
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- iii - CONTENTS Page I. General In
Page 6 and 7: I.i I. General Introduction to WREN
Page 8 and 9: I. iii WRENDA requests for all appl
Page 10 and 11: I.v I.B. Editorial Policy During co
Page 12 and 13: I.vii It has been assumed that gene
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Page 16 and 17: I.xi Accuracy The fourth field on t
Page 18 and 19: I.xiii I.D. How to find a request i
Page 20 and 21: I.XV Table II (page l) QUANTITY SOR
Page 22 and 23: I. i II. Fission Reactor Developmen
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Page 26 and 27: I. xxvi The author of the requests
Page 28 and 29: Il.vii * Priority 2 * Nuclear data
Page 30 and 31: II.D. LIST OF HITHDRAWN REQUESTS (c
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Page 34 and 35: II.E. Index to Fission Request List
Page 36 and 37: TARGET 94 PLUTONIUM 241 94 PLUTONIU
Page 38 and 39: 1 HYDROGEN 1 NEUTHCN DIFFERENTIAL E
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Page 52 and 53: £4 CHROMIUM CAPTURE CROSS SECTION
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Page 58 and 59: NEUTRCN CAPTURE RESONANCE INTEGRAL
Page 60 and 61: 27 COBALT 55 _ _ NEUTBCN N,ALPHA 21
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Page 66 and 67: 3 1 GALLIUM NEUTRCN N, 2N 742£36 1
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9 8 CAL IFOSMIUM 2EC CAPTURE CROSS
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III. i III. Fusion Reactor Developm
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Ill.iii Over the next six months da
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JII.V III.C. Priority Criteria .The
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Ill.vii III.D. Index to Fusion List
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3 LITHIUM 6 LITHIUM-6 LITHIUM-6.ALP
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9 FLUORINE 19 NEUTRON _ TOTALPHOTON
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24 CHROMIUM 52 20o0 MEV 25o OX USA
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29 COPPER 63 NEUTRCN CAPTURE CROSS
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74 TUNGSTEN KEUTRCK N.2N 2S2SM 14o
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IV.i IV. Nuclear Safeguards and. Ac
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IV.iii Third Priority - (3) Third p
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IV. D. DATA REQUEST LIST FOR NUCLEA
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51 ANTIMONY 125 SPONTANEOUS TOTAL G
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62 SAMARIUM 152 CAPTURE CROSS SECTI
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94PLUT0NIUM 23S NEUTRON p I SSI ON
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APPENDICES
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LIST OF LABORATORY CODES APPENDIX B
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LIST OF LABORATORY CODES APPENDIX B
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APPENDIX C page 2 LIST OF JOURNAL R
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NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF REQUESTORS A
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