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Calculations of reactor-accident consequences, Version 2. CRAC2: computer code user's guide
- L. T. Ritchie, J. D. Johnson, R. M. Blond
- Engineering
- 1 February 1983
The CRAC2 computer code is a revision of the Calculation of Reactor Accident Consequences computer code, CRAC, developed for the Reactor Safety Study. The CRAC2 computer code incorporates significant… Expand
CRAC2 model description
- L. T. Ritchie, D. Alpert, +4 authors R. M. Blond
- Engineering
- 1 March 1984
The CRAC2 computer code is a revised version of CRAC (Calculation of Reactor Accident Consequences) which was developed for the Reactor Safety Study. This document provides an overview of the CRAC2… Expand
Regulatory impact of nuclear reactor accident source term assumptions. Technical report
- W. Pasedag, R. M. Blond, M. Jankowski
- Engineering
- 1 June 1981
This report addresses the reactor accident source term implications on accident evaluations, regulations and regulatory requirements, engineered safety features, emergency planning, probabilistic… Expand
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Findings of the Peer Review Panel on the Draft Reactor Risk Reference Document, NUREG-1150
- W. Kastenberg, G. Apostolakis, +7 authors J. W. Reed
- Engineering
- 1 May 1988
This report contains the finding of the /open quotes/NUREG-1150 Peer Review Panel/close quotes/ on the methodology and results presented in the Draft Reactor Risk Reference Study (NUREG-1150) and… Expand
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Model of public evacuation for atmosphric radiological releases
- D. C. Aldrich, R. M. Blond, R. B. Jones
- Geography
- 1 June 1978
A model of public evacuation is developed for use in evaluating the efficacy of evacuation as a protective measure in response to atmospheric releases of radioactive material. Differences between… Expand
Variability of Site‐Reactor Risk
- T. Margulies, R. M. Blond
- Engineering
- 1 June 1984
Reactor accident consequence models have been developed (for example, the CRAC model of the Reactor Safety Study (RSS), WASH†1400) to predict the offsite health and economic consequences of severe… Expand
Assessment of consequences from airborne releases of radioactive material
- P. McGrath, R. M. Blond
- Environmental Science
- 1976
Over the past several years, the manner in which assessments have been made of the consequences of large airborne releases of radioactive material has not changed much conceptually. The models to… Expand
International standard problem for consequence modeling
- R. M. Blond, D. C. Aldrich, E. H. Johnson
- Engineering
- 1981
To better understand differences in consequence modeling techniques, a comparison study was organized under the auspices of the Committee on the Safety of Nuclear Installations. About 30… Expand
Overview of the reactor safety study consequence model
- I. B. Wall, S. Yaniv, R. M. Blond, P. McGrath, H. W. Church, J. Wayland
- Engineering
- 1977
The Reactor Safety Study (WASH-1400) is a comprehensive assessment of the potential risk to the public from accidents in light water power reactors. The engineering analysis of the plants is… Expand
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Recent developments in consequence modeling
- D. C. Aldrich, D. Alpert, J. Sprung, R. M. Blond
- Engineering
- 17 November 1981
A number of recent developments have occurred in the area of nuclear reactor accident consequence analysis, including improvements in modeling capabilities, model evaluation studies, and application… Expand
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