Packaging, Transport, Storage and Security of Radioactive Material

Connecting with the readership
pp. 117-118(2)
Author: Feldman, Matt

Summary of panel session on crush testing of lightweight packaging at PATRAM 2010
pp. 119-119(1)
Author: Feldman, Matt R

Crush testing at Oak Ridge National Laboratory
pp. 120-124(5)
Author: Feldman, M R

Historical view and experiences with crush test for light weight packages
pp. 125-129(5)
Authors: Nehrig, M; Wille, F; Quercetti, T; Masslowski, J-P; Droste, B; Pope, R

Historical background: early deliberations on and assessments of need for dynamic crush test
pp. 130-134(5)
Authors: Pope, R B; Wille, F

Crush testing of 9977 General Purpose Fissile Packagings
pp. 135-139(5)
Author: Smith, A C

When is a crush test not a crush test? or What constitutes a valid crush test?
pp. 140-143(4)
Authors: Bjorkman, G; Pope, R B

Innovation: ahead of the pack(aging)
pp. 143-147(5)
Authors: Hartenstein, M; Issard, H; Fontanet, C

From experiment to appropriate finite element model-safety assessment for ductile cast iron casks demonstrated by means of IAEA puncture drop test
pp. 148-153(6)
Authors: Weber, M; Wille, F; Ballheimer, V; Musolff, A

Drop test program with half scale model CASTOR® HAW/TB2
pp. 154-160(7)
Authors: Musolff, A; Quercetti, T; Müller, K; Droste, B; Komann, S

Response of nuclear materials in storage and transport to malevolent environments
pp. 161-167(7)
Authors: Luna, R E; Sorenson, K B; Brücher, W; Pretzsch, G; Loiseau, O