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    The Neutron Radiography Reactor (NRAD) is a 250 kW TRIGA reactor in the basement of HFEF. It is equipped with two beam tubes and two separate radiography stations that make it one of the finest facilities in the world for neutron radiography irradiation of small test components, a process not possible using conventional X-ray methods.

    Hot Fuel Examination Facility (HFEF)
    Agency
    Dept. of Energy
    Parent Lab: 
    Idaho National Laboratory (INL)

    Experimental Breeder Reactor-II (EBR-II) was one of the first liquid metal-cooled fast breeder reactors to prove it could serve as an electric power generating plant operating on recycled fuel. Breeder reactors produce more fuel than they consume. EBR-II began generating power in August 1964 and was decommissioned in 1994.

    HFEF still performs examinations on the fuels and materials irradiated in EBR-II, providing data to determine their quality of performance. The facility also performs transuranic (TRU) waste characterizations supporting the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP) in New Mexico.

    Hot Fuel Examination Facility (HFEF)
    Agency
    Dept. of Energy
    Parent Lab: 
    Idaho National Laboratory (INL)

    The facility has two large, highly-shielded hot cells. The main cell, which is stainless steel-lined and gas tight, has 15 workstations, each with a 4-ft thick window of oil-filled, cerium-stabilized glass and a pair of remote manipulators. The decontamination cell has six similarly equipped workstations. Each cell is equipped with overhead cranes and overhead electromechanical manipulators. Cell exhaust passes through at least two stages of HEPA filtration.

    Radioactive materials are introduced into the hot cells via a shielded cask on a transfer cart which accesses the cells through an under-cell transfer tunnel. A penetration through the top of the main cell also allows the introduction of large components or fuel assemblies.

    Hot Fuel Examination Facility (HFEF)
    Agency
    Dept. of Energy
    Parent Lab: 
    Idaho National Laboratory (INL)
    Cyber-Physical System Security Lab
    Agency
    Dept. of Transportation
    Region
    Northeast
    State: 
    Massachusetts
    Phone: 
    (617) 494-3100
    Email: 
    john.wojtowicz@dot.gov
    Lab Representatives
    John Wojtowicz
    E: 
    john.wojtowicz@dot.gov
    P: 
    617-494-3100
    F: 
    Parent Lab: 
    John A. Volpe National Transportation Systems Center (Volpe Center)
    Cyber-Physical System Security Lab
    Agency
    Dept. of Transportation
    Region
    Northeast
    State: 
    Massachusetts
    Phone: 
    (617) 494-3100
    Email: 
    john.wojtowicz@dot.gov
    Lab Representatives
    John Wojtowicz
    E: 
    john.wojtowicz@dot.gov
    P: 
    617-494-3100
    F: 
    Parent Lab: 
    John A. Volpe National Transportation Systems Center (Volpe Center)
    Cyber-Physical System Security Lab
    Agency
    Dept. of Transportation
    Region
    Northeast
    State: 
    Massachusetts
    Phone: 
    (617) 494-3100
    Email: 
    john.wojtowicz@dot.gov
    Lab Representatives
    John Wojtowicz
    E: 
    john.wojtowicz@dot.gov
    P: 
    617-494-3100
    F: 
    Parent Lab: 
    John A. Volpe National Transportation Systems Center (Volpe Center)
    Human Factors Lab
    Agency
    Dept. of Transportation
    Region
    Northeast
    State: 
    Massachusetts
    Phone: 
    (617) 494-3532 
    Email: 
    stephen.popkin@dot.gov
    Lab Representatives
    Stephen Popkin
    E: 
    stephen.popkin@dot.gov
    P: 
    (617) 494-3532 
    F: 
    Parent Lab: 
    John A. Volpe National Transportation Systems Center (Volpe Center)
    Human Factors Lab
    Agency
    Dept. of Transportation
    Region
    Northeast
    State: 
    Massachusetts
    Phone: 
    (617) 494-3532 
    Email: 
    stephen.popkin@dot.gov
    Lab Representatives
    Stephen Popkin
    E: 
    stephen.popkin@dot.gov
    P: 
    (617) 494-3532 
    F: 
    Parent Lab: 
    John A. Volpe National Transportation Systems Center (Volpe Center)
    Human Factors Lab
    Agency
    Dept. of Transportation
    Region
    Northeast
    State: 
    Massachusetts
    Phone: 
    (617) 494-3532 
    Email: 
    stephen.popkin@dot.gov
    Lab Representatives
    Stephen Popkin
    E: 
    stephen.popkin@dot.gov
    P: 
    (617) 494-3532 
    F: 
    Parent Lab: 
    John A. Volpe National Transportation Systems Center (Volpe Center)

    The 9x7 SWT is a closed-return, variable-density tunnel with an asymmetric, sliding-block nozzle. It is one of three separate test sections powered by a common drive system. Interchangeability of models among the UPWT test sections allows testing across a wide range of conditions. Airflow is generated by an 11-stage, axial-flow compressor powered by four variable-speed, wound-rotor induction motors.

    Unitary Plan Wind Tunnel (UPWT) complex
    Agency
    NASA
    Region
    Far West
    State: 
    California
    Phone: 
    (650) 604-1463
    Email: 
    Frank.J.Kmak@nasa.gov
    Lab Representatives
    Frank Kmak
    E: 
    Frank.J.Kmak@nasa.gov
    P: 
    (650) 604-1463
    F: 
    (650) 604-0082
    Parent Lab: 
    NASA Ames Research Center

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