Development of Safeguards Instrumentation and Techniques at the Idaho National Laboratory for an Electrochemical Facility

Ammon Williams; Guoping Cao; Brian R. Westphal; Gregory Galbreth; Jeff Sanders; James King; Shelly Li; Natalie J. Gese

Development of Safeguards Instrumentation and Techniques at the Idaho National Laboratory for an Electrochemical Facility

Ammon Williams, Guoping Cao, Brian R. Westphal, Gregory Galbreth, Jeff Sanders, James King, Shelly Li, Natalie J. Gese

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Abstract

The United States (U. S.) Department of Energy (DOE) Materials Protection, Accounting, and Controls Technology (MPACT) campaign has been developing a Virtual Facility Distributed Test Bed of an electrochemical reprocessing facility, specifically with Safeguards and Security by Design (SSBD) in mind. At Idaho National Laboratory (INL), four measurement technologies are under development to support the MPACT Virtual Facility Distributed Test Bed. These technologies are oxide reduction (OR) voltammetry, an electrorefiner (ER) actinide sensor, a triple bubbler, and uranium and transuranic (U/TRU) measurements using a thermocouple. Laboratory and/or field-testing for each of these technologies is presented, including measurement uncertainties where applicable.

Original language	American English
Pages (from-to)	99-115
Number of pages	17
Journal	Journal of Nuclear Materials Management
Early online date	Jan 1 2021
State	Published - Jan 1 2021

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