Nuclear Engineering Division of ANL


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Programs

The Nuclear Engineering Division Major Programs span a wide range of diversified activities.

  Advanced Fuel Cycle Initiative (AFCI)

Development and assessment of technologies for improved management of spent nuclear fuel.
NE Departments involved:
• Engineering Analysis • Nuclear Systems Analysis  • Engineering Development & Applications

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  Generation IV (G-IV)

Development of next generation nuclear systems featuring significant advances in sustainability, economics, safety, reliability, proliferation resistance and physical protection.
NE Departments involved:
• Engineering Analysis • Nuclear Systems Analysis • Engineering Development & Applications

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  Reduced Enrichment for Research and Test Reactors (RERTR)

Conversion of research reactors from high- to low-enriched uranium fuel to reduce risk of nuclear weapons proliferation.
NE Departments involved:
• Nuclear Systems Analysis • RERTR

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  International Nuclear Safety (INS)

Fostering open exchange of safety information and improvements of nuclear plant safety worldwide.
NE Departments involved:
• Nuclear Systems Analysis • Engineering Development & Applications

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  Materials Disposition (MD)

Safe disposition of excess weapons plutonium through reactor irradiation and conversion to spent fuel.
NE Departments involved:
• Engineering Analysis • Nuclear Systems Analysis

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  Decontamination and Decommissioning (D&D)

Development, demonstration and deployment of technologies for safe and economical D&D of nuclear facilities.
NE Departments involved:
• Engineering Development & Applications

Additional Information

D&D Training course
Our next training course "Decommissioning of Nuclear Facilities" will be held in Las Vegas, Nevada in late October 2004.
More details will be posted in a few weeks at D&D; Training Course

  National Security and Nonproliferation (NSNP)

Limiting risk of nuclear weapons proliferation through export control policy support, safeguarding of special nuclear materials in the Former Soviet Union, development of information management systems.
NE Departments involved:
• National Security and Non-proliferation

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  Nuclear Criticality and Decision Safety (NCDS)

Enhancing capability for assuring safe storage, transport and the securing of radiological and nuclear materials throughout the world.
NE Departments involved:
• Nuclear Systems Analysis

IMPORTANT

Information published in this page may still undergo changes. We invite you to address any questions you might have concerning specific programs to the contact person of the related Department (available below). Thank you.

NE Department Managers

Engineering Analysis Dept.
Dept. Manager: J. Roglans
Fax: +1 630-252-4500
E-mail:

Nuclear Systems Analysis Dept.
Dept. Manager: Robert N. Hill
Fax: +1 630-252-4500
E-mail:

National Security and Non-proliferation Dept.
Dept. Manager: C. Roche
Fax: +1 630-252-7308
E-mail:
Web: NSNP page

RERTR Dept.
Dept. Manager: Armando Travelli
Fax: +1 630-252-5161
E-mail:
Web: RERTR Info (TD Archive website)

Engineering Development and Applications Dept.
Dept. Manager: C. Grandy
Fax: +1 630-252-7577
E-mail:

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Courses:

D&D; Training Course


ARGONNE NATIONAL LABORATORY, Nuclear Engineering Division
9700 South Cass Ave., Argonne, IL 60439-4814
Operated by the University of Chicago for the U.S. Department of Energy
 

Last modified on July 29, 2004 09:40 +0200