HLW Immobilization in Glass: Industrial Operation and Product Quality
Transportation, Interim Storage, and Disposal Alternative for Vitrified High-Level Waste
Evaluation of Vitrified High Level Radioactive Waste Product for Long Term Behavior
Projected Compositions and Radiogenic Properties of DWPF Glasses
Phase Stability of Simulated Nuclear Waste Glasses
Thermal History and Crystallization Characteristics of the DWPF Glass Waste Form
Initial Comparison of Leach Behavior Between Fully Radioactive and Simulated Nuclear Waste Glasses Through Long-Term Testing. Part 1. Solution Analysis
A Comparison of Glass Reaction at High and Low SA/V: PCT Vs. MCC-1
The Development and Testprogram of Transport and Storage Casks for Vitrified High Level Wastes
First-Order Model for Durability of Hanford Waste Glasses as a Function of Composition
Borosilicate Glass (?,n) Sources Used With Origen-Type Calculations
Evaluations of Glass Vitrification Techniques on Iron Ratio Determinations
Lunar Oxygen ? The Reduction of Glass by Hydrogen
The direct reduction of volcanic glass by hydrogen has been proposed as a method of extracting oxygen from the lunar soil. Experiments using lunar simulant glasses reacted with flowing...
The Feasibility of Processes for the Production of Oxygen on the Moon
Twenty different processes for the production of oxygen on the Moon have been proposed. An evaluation of their perceived feasibility is presented. The lunar liquid oxygen (LLOX) production...
Sintering of Lunar Glass and Basalt
Sintering of the regolith has been proposed as a method for producing construction materials from local resources at a lunar base. Applications for lunar 'bricks' include road beds, foundations,...
Vacuum Melting and Mechanical Testing of Simulated Lunar Glasses
Lunar silicate glasses may possess superior mechanical properties compared to terrestrial glasses because the anhydrous lunar environment should prevent hydrolytic weakening of the strong...
Strength and Fracture of Glass in the Lunar Environment
Due to the lack of water on the moon, the effects of hydrolytic depolymerization - stress corrosion cracking - will be nonexistent in glasses produced and used on the moon. This would...
Comparison of Micromechanical Models for Elastic Properties
The effective elastic properties for unidirectional composites, as predicted by several analytical micromechanical models are compared for glass/epoxy and graphite/epoxy. A brief review...
Fiber: Good For the Concrete Diet?
Fiber reinforcement of concrete has many advantages, but after thirty years of research those benefits have most often been seen in a laboratory. Some materials, such as synthetic fibers,...
Use of GFRP Rebar in Concrete Structures
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