Joey A Charboneau

Removal of bond sodium from Fermi-1 blanket assemblies using a melt-drain-evaporate process

Steven D. Herrmann, Brian D. Preussner, Rodney C Campbell, T. DiSanto et autres

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Improving Experimental Design through Uncertainty Analysis

Ian M. Hobbs, Joey A Charboneau, Todd L. Jacobsen

In this paper, the development of a fission-gas collecting and physical-analysis-enabling instrument was proposed for small-volume determination. Analysis specifications require a design capable of accurately and repeatably determining volumes in the range of 0.07–2.5 mL. This system relies on a series of …

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Noble gas constraints on spent fuel irradiation histories

William S. Cassata, Brett H. Isselhardt, Andrew J. Conant, Joey A Charboneau et autres

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Report on Hydrogen Content Measurements of Yttrium Hydrides

Mahmut Nedim Cinbiz, USDOE Office of Nuclear Energy (NE), Joey A Charboneau, Ian M. Hobbs et autres

This report describes the hydrogen content measurements of yttrium samples as irradiated at Advanced Test Reactor as part of the Microreactor Program. Irradiated samples were prepared at the facilities of Analytical Research Laboratory (ARL) of Materials and Fuels Complex (MFC). Hydrogen content …

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Corrigendum: compressibility of gas mixtures pertaining to nuclear fuel rods (2020 J. Phys. Commun. 4 095008)

Ian M. Hobbs, Joey A Charboneau

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Compressibility of gas mixtures pertaining to nuclear fuel rods

Ian M. Hobbs, Joey A Charboneau

A series of errors were discovered once the paper described above was published.The corrections to these errors are listed below.1. Line 4 in the abstract describes one of the gas mixtures as 11.3%He:12.9%Xe:75.8%Kr.The gas mixture should be 11.3%He:12.9%Kr:75.8%Xe

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ADREM

Ian M. Hobbs, Joey A Charboneau

Analytical Data Reduction Excel Macro

The Clouding of an Anionic Surfactant in Acid Solution: Mechanistic and Analytical Implications

Joey A Charboneau, Ray von Wandruszka

Abstract The clouding of sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS) in strongly acidic solutions has seen analytical use, but its mechanism has generally been misinterpreted. In the present work it was found that as SDS slowly hydrolyzes to form dodecanol, the solution passes through …

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