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| Site: | Callaway  |
| Issue date: | 12/19/1980 |
| From: | Miller W AMERICAN NUCLEAR SOCIETY |
| To: | NRC OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY (SECY) |
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The Missouri-Kansas Section of the American Nuclear Society is hereby petitioning the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to intervene in the proceedings with respect to issuance of the operating license for Union Electric's Callaway Unit 1.
The American Nuclear Society is an incorporated, not-for-profit organi:stion dedicated to the advancement of science and engineerir.g relating to the atomic nucleus, and of allied sciences and arts, and the integration of the scientific disciplines constituting nuclear science and technology. As with the Society on a national scale, a Section acts locally to further the objectives of the American Nuclear Society - to promote the advancement of nuclear science and engineering, to hold meetings, to prepare and disseminate information, and to cooperate with other organi:stions in the interests of nuclear science and engineering.
Individual members of the Missouri-Kansas Section are involved both as concerned citi: ens and as active professionals in energy matters.
As concerned citizens these members are aware of the crisis currently facing this nation with respect to energy including the almost total dependence on fossil fuels, the large fraction of total energy which is imported and the resulting need for domestic energy resources. As professionals these members understand the technical complexities of the energy situation, i.e. the time and resources necessary to put proven l
technologies such as nuclear and coal on-line, the uncertain future of l new technologies with respect to the time when they will make a significant contribution to our energy needs, the need to replace older, largely fossil fueled, electrical generating facilities, the concern for the environment coupled with the fact that no energy facilities are without risk, etc.
As a result these individuals are concerned that the operating license for Callaway Unit i be given fair hearing with respect to both its risks and its benefits.
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u Secretary of the Comunission December 19, 1980 Page Two Members of the Missouri-Kansas Section possess a wide diversity of technical expertice concerning both nuclear power and other energy resources. Individuals would be available to testify on specific matters including nuclear waste management, reactor safety, risk-bent fit analysis, energy economics, and alternative energy resources. As an example resumes have been attached for Dr. William H. Miller, Vice Chaiman of the Section and Dr. Walter Meyer, a Section member which outline specific expertice of these two members.
The interests of the Missouri-Kansas American Nuclear Society are that of any citi:en who is concerned with the energy future of this country. As a country we need energy resources which are environmentally acceptable, which are cost effective, which are safe and reliable so that we may avert a deepening energy crisis. As such, we respectively submit this petition.
Sincerely, I.d b N William H. Miller Vice-Chairman WIN /kel cc: Dr. Larry Drbal Chairman MO-KAN Section Reply to: 1026 Engineering Nuclear Engineering University of Missouri-Columbia Columbia, MO 65211 i
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Year Barn: 1946 Education: 3.5. in Nuclear Engineering, Kansas State University,1970 M.S. in Nuclear Engineering, Kansas State University,1971 Ph.D. in Nuclear Engineering, University of Missouri, 1976 -
Experience: 1979 - Present - Associate Professor, Nuclear Engineering, University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri 1976-1979 - Assistant Professor, Nuclear Engineering, University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri 1971-1973 - Nuclear Engineer, Babcock and Wilcox Power Generation Division, Lynchburg, Virginia Professional Organizations:
American Society of Engineering Educators member Missouri Academy of Science member American Nuclear Society: Planning Committee 1979-81; Engineering Evaluation and Accreditation Comittee 1980-82; MO-KAN Section Vice-Chairman 1980-81; Honorary Chairman of Student Chapter University of Missouri-Columbia 1976-present; Assistant to the American Nuclear Society President (William R. Kimel) 1978-79; Member of ANS-6.2.2, Many Channel Unfolding Problem Benchmark Working Group.
Honors and Awards:
- Phi Kapoa Phi,1971 t
Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, 1974-75 l Graduate Student Teaching Award in Nuclear Engineering, 1975-76 Sigma Xi, 1976 - Present Personalities of the West and Midwest, 1977, 1978, 1980 Outstanding Young Men of America, 1978, 1979 Personalities of America, 1978, 1979 t
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Fields of Interest:
Nuclear Fuel Cycle Analysis and Fuel Management Fast-Neutron Spectrometry by Proton Recoil Techniques Neutron Radiation Shielding Mini-Computer and Micro-Computer Applications and Digital Design Nuclear Medical Imaging Techniques Teaching Experience:
Undergraduate Level Courses in:
Digital Computer Progransning Nuclear Laboratory Energy Perspectives Graduate Level Courses in:
Nuclear Reactor Physics Nuclear Radiation and Detection Nuclear Pulse Analysis Systems Nuclear Power Reactors General:
Presentation of the " Citizens' Workshop on Energy and the Envircrvnent" for the general public,1976 - present.
Current Research Support:
"An Energy Perspectives Course for Pre-Service Science Teachers,"
(National Science Foundation, May 1980 to May 1982, $28,000),
Principal Investigator
" Design and Construction of a Passive Solar Classroom Addition for Ccanunity United Methodist Church," (Department of Energy, Oct.1979 to August 1982,$108,000), Project Manager. -
" Citizens' Workshop on Energy and the Envircrvnent," (Department of Energy, 52000 annually), Director Previously Supported Research:
"Three-Dimensional Emission Tomograohy," (National Science Foundation, April 1977 to March 1979,$32,000), Principal Investigator.
" Fast Neutron Transcort: Measurements and Calculations," (National Science Foundation, April 1977 to Feoruary 1980,$90,000), Investigator.
Publications:
Miller, W. H., " Continuous Counter-Current Ion Exchange," Kansas State Encineer, Vol. L1, Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas (Octocer 1969).
Miller, W. H. and W. Meyer, "Excerimental Evaluation of Minima and Shallow-Angle Scattering Neutron Cross Sections," Trans. am. Nucl.
Soc.,li,902-903(1971).
Miller, W. H. and W. Meyer, " Evaluation of Minima in Total Neutron Cecss Section by Transmission of Fission Soectra Througn Thick Samoles," USAEC Occument No. C00-2049-5, Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas (July 1971).
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Miller, W. H. and W. Meyer, " Development and Standardization of an NE-213 Fast-Neutron Spectrometer System," Trans, Am. Nucl. Soc., i
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Meller, W. H. and W. Meyer, " Development and Standardization of the UMC NE-213 Liquid Scintillation Proton Recoil Fast-Neutron Spec-trometer System, "NSF-GK-40728-UMC-2 (available from NTIS) (Febru-ary 1975).
Miller, W. H. and W. Meyer, " Calculated and Measured Angular Fast-Neutron Penetration Spectra for Slabs," Trans, Am. Nucl. Soc.,
. E, 614-615 (June 1976).
Meyer, W. and W. H. Miller, "The Benchmark Problem Proposal," Pro-ceedings of a Seninar-Workshop Review of Radiation Energy Spectra Unfolding, ORNL-RSIC 40, 247 (April 1976).
Meyer, W., W. H. Miller, P. G. Kirmser and K. K. Hu, " Defining a Meth-odology for Benchmarking Spectrum Unfolding Codes," Proceedings of a Seminar-Workshop Review of Radiation Energy Spectra Unfolding, ORNL-RSIC-40 ( April 1976).
Miller, W. H., W. Meyer and D. Timmons, " Measured Fast-Neutron Pene-tration Spectra for Water-Comparison with Calculations," Nucl. Sci.
Engr.,61,262-269(1977).
Miller, W. H. and W. Meyer, "The Effect of the Azimuthal Angle on Fast-Neutron Concrete Albedos," Nucl. Sci. Engr., g , 886-889 (1977).
Kirmser, P. G., K. Hu, W. H. Miller and W. Meyer, "Some Tests of the Unfolding Code C00LC," Trans, Am. Nucl. Soc., 26, 491-492 (June 1977)
Miller, W. H., "MATXUF: On-Line, Real Time Derivative Method Neutron Spectrum Unfolding," Trans. Am. Nucl. Soc., g, 493-494 (June 1977).
Miller, W. H., D. Hollabaugh and W. Meyer, "A First-Order Approximation to Fast Neutron Penetration Spectra for Non-Normally Incident Neu-trens on Water Slabs," Nucl. Sci. Engr., g , 554-557 (1978).
Miller, W. H. and Haif a Fakhouri, "Three-Dimensional Emission Tomogra-phy," Missour Academy of Science, Springfield, Missouri (April 28-29,1978).
Peterman, K. and W. H. Miller, "UNFBENJ: On-Line, Real Time Neutron Spectrum Unfolding for Benjamin Detectors," Trans, Am. Nucl. Soc.,
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Miller, W. H. and K. Peterman, "On-Line Calculation of Experimental Neutron Spectra Uncertainties," Trans. Am. Nucl. Soc., 28, 623 (June 1978).
Miller, W. H., "MATXUF: On-Line, Real Time Derivative Method Neutron Spectrum Unfolding," Nucl. Instr. Meth., 153, 535-541 (July 1978).
1 Miller, W. H. and K. Peterman, " Improved MATXUF: On-Line Uncertainty Calculation and Benjamin Detector Unfolding," Nucl. Instr. Meth.,
163,, 253 (1979).
Korsah, J. K., and W. H. Miller, " Improved Stack Gas Monitoring System,"
IEEE Trans. on Nuclear Science, (to be published October, 1980).
Invited Presentations:
" Environmental Impact of Nuclear Power Generation," Consumer's Round-table on Nuclear Energy, Denver, Colorado (February 25-25,1979).
"What Happened at Three Mile Island," Environmental Education Organi-zation-sponsored Nuclear Power Discussion, University of Missouri-Columbia (April 1979).
" Energy and Your Future," Congressman Tom Coleman's Second Annual Youth Forum, Kansas City, Missouri (May 5,1979).
" Alternatives to Nuclear Energy," A Panel Discussion on " Phone Power,"
KPLR-TV, St. Louis, Missouri (July 28,1979).
"The Energy Crisis," Steelworkers Sumer School, University of Missouri-Columbia (July 31,1979).
" Environmental Impact of Nuclear Power Generation," Consumer's Round-table on Nuclear Energy, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (Novemoer 5 & 7, 1979).
"The Need For Nuclear Power," Testimony Before the Missouri House Energy And Atomic Energy Comittee (Feeruary 4,1980)
" Lobbying for Energy Production," 12th Annual Jefferson City Citizen-ship Short Course (June 24,1980).
" Citizens' Workshop on Energy and the Environment," over 800 presenta-tions to approximately 18,000 people in Missouri (1976-present).
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YEAR BCRN: 1932 'Dv OEGREES: 3.Ch.E., Syracuse University, 1956 M.Ch.E., Syracuse University, 1957 --
Ph.D., Oregon State University, February 1964 EXPERIENCE: Professor and Chairman," Nuclear Engineering, University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri, September 1972 to present Co-Chairman, Energy Systems and Resources Program, University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri, August 1974 to present.
Director, 00E Electrical Power Generation Workshops, University of Missouri, Columota, Missouri, Summers 1979, 78, 77, 76, 75, 74 and 73.
Director NSF Workshop on Meeting the Energy Crisis, University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri, Sumer 1978. '
Chairman Public Information Comittee of the American Nuclear Society 1974-1975, 75-76, 76-77, 77-78, 78-79.
Program Chairman, Nuclear Engineering Division, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 1979-80.
Chairman, Nuclear Engineering Division, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 1978-79.
Chairman National Nuclear Engineering Department Heads Organization, 1978-79.
Chairman, Nuclear Engineering Division, American Society of Engineering l Educators, 1976-77.
Department Ccordinator for the Health Education Welfare Department Sponsored Program, Graduate Professional Opportunities Program, April 1979 to indefinite.
Atomic Industrial Forum Al. ternate Representative to the N-15 Standards Comittee, American National Standards Institute.
Director, Naticnal Science Foundation sponsored project, " Collaborative Research on Fast Neutron Transport Measurements and Analysis," Mar:n i 1977 to February 1980.
i Director, National Science Foundation sponsored Project, " Neutron Trans-mission Measurements for Reactor Core and Shielding Materials," 1973-76.
Professor of Nuclear Engineering, Kansas State University, July 1958 to August 1972.
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Directer NSF Sumer Institute, Kansas State University, Sumer 1972.
Direct:r NSF-4EC Sumer Institute, Kansas State University, Sumer 1959.
Censultant, Argenne Naticnal Labcratory, Succ:ntract No. 31-109-38-2398, 1970-72.
Associate Professer of Nuclear Engineering, Kansas State University, Septemcer 1966 to Septem er 1968.
Assistant Professer of Nuclear Engineering, Kansas State University, Septemcer 1964-1966.
Research Chemical Engineer, Lawrence Livermore Labcratery, Succer.1964 Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering, Oregen State University, February 1964 to Septemcer 1964 .
Instructor of Chemical Engineering, Oregen State University, 1958 to 1964 Naticnal Science Foundaticn Science Faculty Fellow, Oregen State University and Massacnusetts Institute of Technclogy,1962 to 1963.
Research Engineer, Hanferd Atemic Labcrat: ries, General Electric Co.,
Ricaland, Wasning en, Sumers 1959 anc 1960.
Principal Chemical Engineer, Sattele Memorial Institute, Columbus, Chic, 1957 to 1958.
HONORARY AND PROFESSIONAL SOCIE7IES:
Merican Institute of Chemical Engineers, (Member, Executive Cemi* tee, Nuclear Engineering Divisien, Dec. 1970-73, Memeer Anarcs Comittee 1974-76, Electec Divisien Vice-Chairman 1977-78, Chairman 1978-79, Program Chairman,1979-EO, Memcer St. L:uis, Missouri L: cal Sectien);
herican Chemical Society, (Tcuring Lecturer 1976, 77, 73, 79, and 50)
Member University of Missouri L: cal Sec: ten); Merican Nuclea Scciety (Memeer Ecucaticnal Develcoment Cemi :ee, Sept. 1968 to Sept. 1970, Chairman Public Information Cemittee, 1974-75, 75-75, 76-77, 77-73, 78-79, Mem:er C:.mittee 1979-30, Mem er Misseuri-Kansas L: cal Sectien, Memcer Executive Comittee of Mc-<an Section 1973-76); Tau 3 eta Pi; Sigma Xi; Merican Scciety for Engineering Educatien, (Mem er Executive Comittee, Nuclear Engineering Divisien, 1973-75, Divisten Vice-Chairman 1975-75, Chairman 1976-77, Editor of Newsletter 1973-79, 79-30); Chair-man Naticnal Nuclear Engineering Department Heads Organi:aticn 1978-79; herican Wind Society; Missouri Acacemy of Science; Missouri Sclar Energy Associates; Elected to mem:ersnio New Ycrk Acacemy Of Sciences, 1979.
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CCNSULTANTSHIPS:
New England Legal Foundation - January 1979 to present New York Section American Nuclear Society - May 1979 - January 10, 1980 City of Austin, Texas - December 1978 '
EG&G Idaho, Inc. - July 1, 1978 - October 31, 1978 Federal Trade Commission - October 1976-present Northeast Utilities Company - January 1976 - March 1976 Wisconsin Electric Power Company - February 1977 - present Boa'/c Company, Wichita, Kansas - 197.0-1972
- Arev*a National Laboratory, Center for Educational Affairs - 1970-1972
- General Physics Corp. - June 1966 - June 1968 Kerr-McGee Corp. - October 1966 - February 1967 Georgia Pacific Co. - March 1962 - May 1962 AWARDS, HONORS, CITATIONS:
Named Outstanding Student in Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, Syracuse University, April 1956; Selected as National Science Foundation Science Faculty Fellow at Oregon State University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology,1962; nacad recipient of the American Nuclear Society National Special Award for Pub?ic Infonnaticn,1974; named to Outstanding Educators of America, 1974-75; Fellow of the American Nuclear Society,1978; received Certificate of Governance from the American Nuclear Society, 1978. Elected as a biographee in the following: Who's rho in the Midwest; American Men of Science; Who's Who in the United States; Univ. Nuclear Engineering Expertise :
Directory; Who.'s Who in Engineering; Directory of International Sio-graphy; Personalities of the West and Midwest; Notable Americans; Comunity Leaders and Noteworthy Americans; Personalities of America; Men of Achievement; American Men and Women of Science; Notable Americans of 1978-79; International Who's Who in Comunity Service; Directory of International Biography.
FUNDED PROGRAMS:
" Nuclear Energy: The Legislative Issues," National Canter for Legislative Research, 1980 (Principal Investigator).
" Energy Systems and Resources: Risks and Benefits," U.S. Department j of Energy, June 10-15, 1979 (Workshop Director).
j The Missouri Utilities, Energy S'ystems and Resources Program, funded I at an annual average level of $65,000 per year by five private Missouri utilities. Program supports scholarships, traineeships, research assistantships and research equipment- (Program Co-Director).
" Fast Neutron Transport: "Research on Fast Neutron Transport Measure-ments and Analysis," National Science Foundation, March 1977 to February 1980 (Principal Investigator).
" Analysis of Aerosol Particles Undergoing Gravitational Agglomeration,"
Nuclear Regulatory Commission, 10/1/78 - 9/30/80 (Investigator).
i " Meeting the Energy Crisis - Comparative Risks & Senefits," National Science Foundation, June 25, 1978 - July 14, 1978 (Workshop Director).
" Energy Systems and Resources - Comparative Risks & Senefits, U.S.
Department of Energy, June 11 - 16,1978 (Workshop Director).
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" Electrical Power Generation - Comparative Risks & Senefits",
Energy Research and Development Administration, June 19-24, 1977 (WorkshopDirector).
" Analysis of Aerosol Particles Undergoing Gravitational Agglomeration",
Nuclear Regulatory Commission, December 15, 1976 to September 30, 1977.
Missouri-Utilities-College of Engineering, University of Missouri-Columbia, Energy Systems & Resources Program, August 1974 - present. -
" Electrical ?nwer Workshop", Energy Research and Development
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Administration, June 20-25, 1976 (Workshop Director).
" Evaluation of the Proposal to Build a Dual Unit Nuclear Power Plant in Callaway County Missouri", Missouri Public Service Comission, October
- 1974 to June 30,1975 (Associate Principal Investigator).
"This Atomic World", Union Electric Company, July 1,1974 to May 9, 1975 (Director).
" Electric Power Workshop", Energy Research and Development Administra-tion, June 1-6, 1975 (Workshop Director).
I " Development of Multim'edia Teaching Modules in the Nuclear Fuel Cycle",
National Science Foundation, Subcontract through Kansas State Univer-sity, September 1975 to 1978. ,
"Sumer Workshop on Electrical Power Generation - Risks and Benefits",
i Atomic Energy Comission, June 9-14; 1974 (Workshop Director).
" Neutron Transmission Measurements for Reactor Core and Shielding
. Materials", National Science Foundation, October 15, 1973 to September 31, 1976 (Project Director).
" Siting of Electrical Power Facilities, Phase I", Union Electric Co.,
October 15, 1973 to March 15,1974 (Member, Project Management Team).
i " Nuclear Engineering Fundamentals", The Bendix Corporation, Kansas l City, Missouri (Atomic Energy Comission) March 20 - May 29,1973 i (Program Director).
l "Sumer Workshop on Electrical Power Generation - Risks & Benefits",
' Atomic Energy Comission, May 15 to June 10, 1973 (Workshop Director).
" Nuclear Engineering for Teachers of Nuclear Technicians and Technologists", Atomic Energy Comission, June 19, 1972 to July 28, 1972 (Institute Director).
Power, Society, tnd the Environment", National Science Foundation, June 25,1972 to August 18, 1972 (Institute Director).
" Development of Nuclear Materials Control and Safeguards Curriculum i and Course Notes", Argonne National Laboratory, June 1,1971 to l August, 1972.
" Fast Neutron Transmission Measurements for Reactor Core and Shielding Materials", Atomic Ene; gy Comission, June 1,1969 to May 31, 1970. Renewed June 1, 1970 and July 1, 1971 (Project Director).
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" Introduction to Nuclear Science and Engineering for Secondary School Teachers", National Science Foundation and Atomic Energy
> Connission, June to August 1969 (Institute Director).
"A Cohesive Study of Electronic Materials and Components in Nuclear Radiation Environments", Office of Naval Research, Project THEMIS, September 1958 to August 1972.
" Fast Neutron Differential Number and Dose Albedos for Concrete and Iron", Defense Atomic Support Agency, Subcontract through the Neutron Physics Division Oak Ridge National Laboratory, September 1967 to December 1968 (Project Director).
" Mass Transfer Relations in Separation and Purification by Continuous Countercurrent Crystallization", National Science Foundation, May 1965 to January 1967 (Project Director).
" Application of Continuous Countercurrent Ion Exclusion to Sugar Beet Refining", U.S. Department of Agriculture, Western Regional Laboratory, May 1964 to October 1964 (Project Director).
FIELDS OF RESEARCH COMPETENCE: -
Aerosol and Environmental Pollution Nuclear Materials Management and Control '
Fast-Neutron Spectrometry by Proton Recoil Techniques Controlling Resistances and Mass Transfer Relations in Continuous Countercurrent Ion Exchange Nuclear Reactor Safety Systems and Analysis Handling and Disposal of High Level Nuclear Waste Enrichment of LWR Uranium Fuels Energy Alternatives SELECTED INVITED PAPERS AND LECTURES "One Dimensional 5 Calculations of Neutron Spectra Reflected 3
from Thick Slabs of Concrete and Iron Comparison with Measure-i ments", National Meeting, American Nuclear Society, Los Angeles I
(June 1970).
"The Nuclear Fuel Cycle in the 1970's, Faculty Student Conference, Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, Illinois (August 1970).
"The Storage of Nuclear Wastes in Kansas", Mo-Kan Section,
! Anerican Nuclear Society, Kansas City, MO (September 1970).
"An Argulent for a Recoverable High Level Waste Container",
Nuclear News, 14, No. 4, 30-40 (1971).
" Nuclear Power and Its Place in Tomorrow", Seminar 71, Kansas Council on Electricity and the Environment", McPherson, Kansas (April 1971).
" Sources and Sinks in tha Nuclear Fuel Cycle",1971 Annual Meeting, American Nuclear Society, Boston, Massachusetts (June 1971).
"The Energy Crisis", Youth Ecology Conference, Rock Springs Ranch, Kansas (July 1971).
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" Crisis in Energy and Resources", Wichita Section, American Nuclear Society, Wichita, Kansas (November 1971).
" Crisis in Energy, Implications with Respect to a National Nuclear Waste Repository", Tri-Valley Chapter, Kansas Engineering Society, Meeting with Kansas Legislature Members, Manhattan, Kansas (December 1971).
"A Crisis in Energy", Golden Belt Chapter, Kansas Engineering Society, Great Bend, Kansas (May 11,1972).
" Storage of Radioactive Waste", Marynount College of Kansas, Salina, Kansas (April 10,1972).
Nuclear Power Applications and Safety of Nuclear Electric Genera-tion Stations, State Fair Comunity College, Sedalia, Missouri.
" Nuclear Reactor Safety", Appearance on behalf of New York State Power Pool, Sefore Delegation of County Legislators on a Mcratorium on Nuclear Power Plant Construction, Syracuse, New York, 12, 4 (1973).
"Can We Rely on Nuclear Power to Meet our Energy Need", National ETV, The Advocates, Filmed, Boston, Mass., 1, 10 (1974). -
"The Reality of Nuclear Power", Presentation to the Senate, State of Iowa, February 14, 1974.
" Nuclear and Fossil Energy Generation", Kansas City Section of American Society of Civil Engineers, Kansas City, Mo. (April 9, 1974).
"Environtrantal Impact of Nuclear Power Plants in Missouri", Missouri Chapter of American Institute of Planners, Columbia, Mo. (April 26, 1974).
" Pertinent Considerations for Nuclear Reprocessing Plants", panel member, 77th National Meeting, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.(June 4, 1974).
"The Energy Crisis", Student Chapter, American Nuclear Society, l Rolla, Mo. (September 12, 1974).
" Facts on NL. clear Power", Mid-Missouri Section of the American
, Society of Civil Engineers, Columbia, Mo. (November 22,1974).
" Energy Alternatives and the Future", ROTC Consnissioning Ceremony, University of Missouri-Columbia, Mo. (December 20,1974).
" Electric Power Generation Options, Technical Feasibility, Eco-nomics: The Case for Nuclear Power", Boston College, Information
, Forum, Boston, Mass.,(March 12,1975).
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" Nuclear Wastes", Workshop at the National Nuclear Energy Con-ference, Syracuse University, Syracuse, N.Y. (April 7, 1975).
"The Case for Nuclear Power", Seminar on the Energy Problem, Should We Turn to Nuclear Power, sponsored by University of Missouri-Columbia and Sierra Club, Columbia, Mo. (April 12,1975).
"The Nuclear Power Question, A Debate," American Society for Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineers, St. Louis, Missouri (September 8, 1975). '
"The Nuclear Moratorium as an Alternative," presented at the Nuclear Debate: Basic Issues for 1976, a Workshop sponsored by the Atomic Industrial Forum, Boston, Massachusetts (October 28, 1975).
"The Homemade Nuclear Bomb Syndrome," presented at the American Nuclear Society National Meeting, San Francisco, California (November 19,1975). ,
Testimony presented to the Kansas Legislature (House and Senate Hearings) Topeka, Kansas (February 18,1976). ,
" Nuclear Fuel Availability and Nuclear Fuel Economics", Associa-tion of State Legislators, Washington Hi.lton Hotel (March 21,1976).
"Is Nuclear Energy Economically Viable?", Conference on Nuclear Energy and America's Energy Needs, sponsored by AFL-CIO, Washington, D.C. (March 18,19,1976).
Presentation for Iowa Power and Light Company, Prairie City, Iowa (April 20, 1976). -
Breakfast Meeting with Iowa Legislators (April 21,1976).
" Nuclear Waste Disposal", Little Rock Arkansas Rotary Club, Little Rock, Arkansas (July 22,1976).
" Nuclear Safeguards," Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne Uni-versity Association Student Faculty Conference - The Nuclear Fuel l
Cycle, Argonne National Laboratory, August 2-6 (1976).
Presentation to Wisconsin Electric Cocoerative, sponsored by AIF, Madison, Wisconsin (October 12,13,1976).
"Our Energy Options", Central Wisconsin Section - American Chemical Society, Stevens Point, Wisconsin (November 4, 1976).
" Developing Energy Resources", Association of Missouri Electric Cooperatives, Ramada Inn, Jefferson City,. Missouri (December 8, 9, 1976).
e W. Meyer, Debate on Energy Policy, sponsored by the Missouri Public Service Comission and the Missouri Department of Natural Resources, House Lounge, State Capital, Jefferson City, Mo.
. (October 4, 1977).
" Energy Conservation", State Farm Insurance Company Agents and Representatives, Columbia, Missouri (October 21,1977).
Presentation to American Nuclear Society Student Conference, Lowell, Mass. (April 1, 1978).
" Energy for Tomorrow: to the sun or to the atom?", Political Science Academy, University of Missouri-St. Louis (April 26,1978).
"Our Energy Options", New York Circuit, American Chemical Society (march 6-10, 1978).
" Nuclear Energy", XM0X-TV, St. Louis, Missouri (June 2,1978).
Presentation on Cogeneration to Consumers Power Co. and Dow Chemical Co. personnel, Midland, Michigan (October 25,1978).
Participated in American Institute of Chemical Engineering Colloquium on Nuclear Waste, Washington, D.C. (October 31,1978).
" Nuclear Fission--A Present Energy Option", lecture and discussion with students of the Charles Stewart Matt Ccm unity College, Flint, Michigan (December 5, 1978).
" Nuclear Fission--Can We Handle the Waste Problem?", Ballenger Chair Speaker--Charles Stewart Mott Comunity College, Flint, Michigan (December 5, 1978).
" Relative Health and Safety Impacts: Coal and Nuclear", testimony provided to the City Council of Austin, Texas (December 8,1978).
Presentation to the Oklahoma Section of the American Nuclear Society, Stillwater, Oklahoma (January 9,1979).
Participated in American Institute of Chemical Engineers Con-gressional 3riefing, Washington, D.C. (January 17,1979).
Presentation to American Institute of Chemical Engineers Idaho
. Section, Idaho Falls, Idaho (January 24,1979).
Presentation to American Nuclear Society Idaho Section, Idaho Falls, Idaho (January 25,1979).
Presentation to Oklahoma Section American Nuclear Society Meeting, Stillwater, Oklahoma (January 9, 1979).
Testimony presented to House on Waste Disposal on Behalf of American Institute of Chemical Engineers, Washington, D.C. (January 16 -
17,1979).
Presentation to the Second Annual Energy Conser.vation Exhibition, Springfield, Missouri (February 21,1979).
Presentation to American Institute of Chemical Engineers Local Section, Idaho Falls, Idaho (January 24 - 25, 1979).
Presentation on KDKD Radio (February 23,1980).
Lecture tour for American Chem 17al Society: Costal Empire Section, Savannah, Georgia; Savannah River Section, Augusta, Georgia; South Carolina Section, Hartsville, South Carolina; Caroline - Piedmont Section, Charlotte, North Carolina (April 23 - 26, 1979).
University of Missouri Representative to American Power Conference (October 17,1979).
Testimony presented to the Hearing Board on the New York State Energy Master Plan, Albany, New York (October,1979). ~
Testimony before the House Energy and Atomic Energy Connittee, State of Missouri, Jefferson City, Missouri (February 5, 1980).
Lecture tour for American Chemical Society: Wilson Dam Section, Florence, Alabama; Alabama Section, Birmingham, Alabama (February 12 -
13,1980).
Panel Presentation, Junior Science Engineering and Humanities Symposium, University of Missouri - St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri (March 21, 1980).
KMOX Radio Broadcast, St. Louis, Missouri (March 26,1980).
Presentation for American Chemical Society, Peoria Section, Peoria, Illinois, (April 15,1980).
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PUBLICATIONS:
Meyer, W., " Continuous Measurement of Liquid and Ion Exchange Resin Flow Rates with a Photometer and Magnetic Flowneter", Hanford Works HW-66624, October 12, 1959.
Meyer, et. al., "The Adsorption of Halogenated Fire Extinguishing Agents on Powders", NASA Technical Report R-51,1960.
Meyer, W., and Cooley, C. R., " Dissolution of Stainless Steel Clad Power Reactor Fuels with Nitric and Hydrochloric Acid", Hanford Works HW-62199, August 25, 1960.
Meyer, W., " Solution of the B-E-T Multiomolecular Absorption Equation",
Computer Program Manual No. 9, AIChE, November, 1962.
Meyer, W., " Equilibria in the Ion Exchange Systems H+I - Cs*I H+I - Sr+2, g+1 - Ce+3, Cs*I - Sr+2 - Ce+3, H+I - Sc+2 ,
H+I - Cs+I - Ce+3, and H+I - Sr+2 - Ce+3", Dissertation Abstracts 25 (Nos. 1-2) pg. 1076 (1964).
Meyer, W., and Borcokhim, M., "Effect of Neutron Irradiation on Transistor Current Gain", Kansas State Engineering Experiment Station Special Report No. 66 (1965).
Meyer, W., Olsen, R.S. and Kalwani, S.L., " Equilibria in the System Sucrose-KCL-Water-Ocwex-50W X4 and Separation of Sucrose and KCL by Continuous Countercurrent Ion Exclusion", Oregon State University Engineering Experiment Station Peport, October 1965.
Meyer, W., and Olsen, R.S., " Apparatus for Continuous Countercurrent Con-tact of Liquids and Solids", Canadian Patent, No. 742, 285 (1966).
Meyer, W., Habiger, K.E., Kapitzke, J. A. and Kimel, W.R., " Direct Measure-ment of Fast Neutron Spectra and the Neutron Differential Dose Albedo for Concrete", Trans. Am. Nucl . Soc. 9_, 2, 353 (October !966) .
Meyer, W., " Ion Exchange Equilibrium Measurements by Liquid Scintillation Counting", Trans. Am. Nucl. Soc., ,
9,, 1, 95 (June 1966).
Meyer, W., Olsen, R.S. and Kalwani, S.L., " Equilibria in the Ion Exclusion System Sucrose-KCL-Water-Oowex 50W X4 and a General Correlation of Ion Exclusion Equilibrium D&a", I & EC Process Design and Develop-ment, 59, No. 1 (1967).
Meyer, W., and Olsen, R.S., " Apparatus for Continuous Countercurrent Contact of Liquids and Solids", U.S. Patent No. 3,298,791 (1967).
Meyer, W. and Nayak, M.N., " Separation and Purification of Uranium and Thorium from Organic Liquids on an Anionic Exchange Resin", Trans An. Nucl. Soc., 10, 156-157.
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Meyer, W., Simons, G.G. and Kimel, W.R., " Measured Fast-Neutron Spectra After Reflection of Fission Source Neutrons from A Nine Inch Thick l Concrete Slab", Trans. Am. Nucl . Soc. , H, 704-705 (1968).
Meyer, W. , Simons, G.G. , Smith, R.K. , and Hansen , G.E. , " Measured N.E.-
213 Fast Neutron Spectrometer (With Gama Ray Discriminator) Res-pense Functions and Absolute Efficiency", Trans. Am. Nucl. Soc.,
11,, 705-707 (1968).
Meyer, W., Simons, G.G. and Donnert, H.J., ".Coments on a Combination Neutron and Gama-Ray Spectrometer", Nucl. Instr. and Meth., 70, -
221-224 (1969).
Meyer, W. and Simons, G.G., " Measured Fast-Neutron Spectra After Reflection of Fission Source Neutrons from a Six Inch Thick Steel Slab", Trans.
Am. Nucl. Soc., 12,, 2 960-61 (1969).
Meyer, W. and Block, 0.U., " Simulation of the Chemical Environment of a Nuclear Explosion with Exploding Wire", Proceedings of the Symposium on Engineering with Nuclear Explosives", Las Vegas, Nevada, CONF-700101 (Vol. 2) (1970).
Meyer, W., Mingle, J.0., and Timons, 0.H., " Fast Neutron Transmission Measurements for Reactor Core and Shielding Materials", USAEC Docu '
ment No. C00-2049-1 Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas (February 1970).
Meyer, W., Timons, 0.H., and Shen, P.K., "One-Dimensional S Calculations of Neutron Spectra Reflected frem Thick Slabs of Concrete and Iron, Comparison with Measurements", Trans. Am. Nucl. Soc., 13, 261-262
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Meyer, W., Thiesing, J.W., and Estes, C.M., "Intercalibration of the l Kansas State University NE-213 Fast Neutron Spectrometer", USAEC Docu-ment No. C00-2049-3, Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas (December 1970).
Meyer, W. , Mingle, J.O. , Timons , D.H. , Kirmsc* , P.G. , and Hu, K.K. ,
" Fast Neutron Transmission Measurements for Reactor Core and Shielding Materials", USAEC Document No. C00-2049 4, Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas (March 31,1971).
! Meyer, W., Thiesing, J.W., and Timons, D.H., " Orders-of-Scattering Calculations for the Reflection of Collimated Polyenergetic Fast-l Neutrons from Six-Inch-Thick Steel Slab", Trans. Am. Nucl. Soc.,
l 14, 333-334 (1971).
Meyer, W., Hu, K.K., Kirmser, P.G., "The Resolution and Minimal Representa-tion of a Neutron Detection System", Trans. Am. Nucl . Soc.,14, 413- -
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Meyer, W., "An Argument for a Recoverable High-Level Waste Container",
Nuclear News, H , 38-40 (No. 4), (1971).
Meyer, W., Chezem, C.G. and Krick, M.S., "Recormiended Applications of Nuclear Safeguards to the Storage of Materials in the Proposed National Nuclear Waste Repository", Proc. Inst. Nucl. Matis. Mcmt.,
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Meyer, W. and Miller, W.H., "The Experimental Evaluation of Minima and Shallow Angle Scattering Neutron Cross. Sections", Trans. Am. Nuc.
Soc., 14, 902-903 (1971).
Meyer, W., Seck, R.E. and Krick, M.S., " Development of'a TAC'Spectremeter System with Off Line Gama Ray Discrimination", Trans. Am. Nucl.
Soc., 14, 912-914 (1971).
Meyer, W., Coolbaugh, M.J. and Faw, R.E., "In-Core Neutron Spectrum Measurements Using Liquid Scintillation Spectremetry", Trans.
Am. Nucl . Soc. , 14, 971-972 (1971).
Meyer, W., LaBelle, 0.W. and Rassoul, S. A., "The Effects of Co-60 Gama-Radiation en the Thermal Decomposition of Carbonate Com-pounds", First Metallurgical Conference UAR, Volume III, Physical Metallurgy, Cairo, UAR (June 12-15, 1971).
Meyer, W. and Miller, W.H., " Evaluation of Minima in Total Neutron Cross Section by Transmission of Fission Spectra Through Thick Samples", USAEC Document No. C00-2049-5, Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas (July 30,1971).
Meyer, W., Seck, R.E., and Krick, M.S., " Development of an NE-213 Fast Neutron TAC Spectremeter System Utilizing Off-Line Gama-Ray Dis-criminatien", USAEC Occument No. C00-2049-6, Kansas State Univer-sity, Manhattan, Kansas (July 30,1971).
Meyer, W., Coolbaugn, M.J. and Faw, R.E., " Fast Neutron Spectroscopy in Aqueous Media Using an NE-213 Proton Recoil Neutron Spectro-meter System", USAEC Document No. C00-2049-7, Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas (July 50, 1971).
Meyer, W. and Thiesing, J.W., " Orders-of-Scattering Calculation for the Reflection of Collimated Polyenergetic Fast Neutrons from a Six-Inch-Thick Steel Slab", USAEC Occument No. C00-2049-8, Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas (June 1,1971).
Meyer, W. and Thiesing, J.W., "The Orders of Scattering Method for Fast-Neutron Transport", USAEC Occument No. CCO-2049-9, Kansas State University, Mannattan, Kansas (August, 1971).
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I Meyer, W., Mingle, J.0., Timmons, 0.H., Kirmser, P.G., Hu, K.K.,
Thiesing, J.W. and Hill, T.R., " Fast Neutron Transmission Mea-surements for Reactor Core and Shielding Materials, Final Re- I port", USAEC Occument No. C00-2049-10, Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas (August 31,1971).
Meyer, W., Seck, R.E., and Mutane, G.A., " Experimental and Computational Variables in Cross Section Evaluation", Trans. Am. Nucl. Soc.,
3,(1972). ,.
Meyer, W., and Mutone, G.A., " Critical Comparison and Evaluation of Neutron Spectrum Unfolding Codes: The Need to Know", ANS National Topical Meeting, Kiamesha Lake, New York, CONF-720901 (1972),
pp. 524-540.
Meyer, W. and Mutone, G.A., "STUNF0, A Stochastic Neutron Spectrum Un-folding Code", Trans. Am. Nucl. Soc., 3,982-983(1972).
Meyer, W. and Mutone, G.A., " Neutron Spectra Estimation from Proton Recoil Data", Nucl. Instr. Meth., 106, 445-452 (1973).
Meyer, W., LaBelle, 0.W. and Rassoul, S. A. , "The Effects of CO-60 Gama Radiation on the Thermal Decomposition of Carbonate Compounds",
- Int. Jour. Acol. Rad. Isocos., Vol. 24 (1973).
Meyer, W., Al-OuJaili, H.K. , and Rassoul, S.A. , "The Effects of CO-60 on Concrete and Carbonate Compounds", Proceedings of the Second Metallurgical Conference, Cairo, UAR, April 21-26 (1973). (Plenum Press).
Meyer, W. and Prigel, 0.W., " Neutron Spectra Measurements with Miniature NE-213 Detectors", Trans . Am. Nucl . Soc. , 16, 361-362 (1973).
Meyer, W., Odom, P.J. and Eckhoff, N.D., " Optimal Nuclear Material Trans-portation Route Selection", Nucl. Matls. Mgmt. Jou. of the INNM, Vol. 3, No. 2, pp. 23-31 (1973).
Meyer, W., " Ecology, Technology, and Social Action, An Interdisciplinary Teaching Program", Trans. Am. Nucl . Soc. , 16, 55-56 (1973).
Meyer, W., Leighty, J.W., and Muton, G.A., "CF-252 Fast Neutron Reference Spectra", Trans. Am. Nucl. Soc., 19, 480-816 (1974).
Meyer, W., et al., " Collaborative Research on Fast Neutron Transmission Material", NSF-GK 40728-UMC-1 (Available from NTIS) (December 30,1974).
Meyer, W. Leighty, J.W. and Thiesing, J.W., " Measured Fast Neutron Albedos for Concrete and Steel: Comoarison with Calculations", Nucl. Sci.,
Encr. , 60_, 405-420 (1976) .
I Meyer, W. and Miller, W.H., " Development and Standardization of the UMC NE-213 Liquid Scintillation Proton Recoil Fast Neutron Spectrometer System", NSF-GK-40728-UMC-2 (available from NTIS, February 14,1975).
Meyer, W., Hughes, G.H. and loyalka, S.K., " Analysis of a PWR Vessel Rupture Using Computer Programs RELAP-3 and RELAP-4", Trans.
Am. Nucl. Soc., 21, 341 (1975), Annals of Nuclear Science and F.ngineering, ,
2_, W5-553 (1975).
Meyer, W. and Miller, W.H., " Development and Standardization of an NE-213 Fast Neutron Spectrometer System", Trans. Am. Nucl. Soc.,
E,535-536(1975).
Meyer, W., Kirmser, P.G. and Hu, K.K., " Effects of Smoothness of Res-ponse Matrices on Unfolding Radiation Data", Trans. Am. Nucl. Soc.,
21,535-537(1975).
Meyer, W., Gupta, M.S. and Hoeppner, D.W., " Sustained Load Crack Growth in A5338-1 Steel Under Neutron Irradiation in a Water Environment",
Trans. Am. Nucl. Soc., g , 202-203 (1975).
! Meyer, W. and Vogt, J.R., " Proceeding of the Second International Con-l ference on Nuclear Methods in Environmental Research", University of Missouri-Columbia, Columbia, Missouri, CONF-740701 (July 29-31, 1974).
Meyer, W., Gupta, M.C. and Hoeppner, D.W., " Sustained Load Crack Growth in A5338-1 Steel Under Neutron Irradiation in a Water Environment",
. Nuclear Eng. Desien. g , 102 (1976).
I Meyer, W., Miller, W.H. and Timons, 0.H., " Calculated and Measured l
Angular Fast Neutron Penetration Spectra for Slabs", Trans. Am.
Nucl. Soc., g , 614-615 (1976).
Meyer, W., "How to Reverse the Tide: The Role of Nuclear Educators in Public Technology Transfer", Trans. Am. Nucl. Soc., y, 77 (1976).
l l Meyer, W., Miller, W.H. and Timons, 0.H., " Measured Fast Neutron Pene-l tration Spectra for Water-Comparison with Calculations", Nucl.
Sci . Engr. , 62, 262-269 (1977).
Meyer, W., Kirmser, P.G. and Hu, K.K., "A Mathematically Precise State-ment of the Unfolding Problem", Proceedings Seminar Workshop Radia-tion Energy Spectra Unfolding, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, CRNL-RSIC 40, April 12-13 (1976).
Meyer, W., Kirmser, P.G. and Hu, K.K., " Minimally Adequate Representation I of Response Surfaces", Proceedings Seminar Workshoo Radiation Energy Spectra Unfolding, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, ORNL-RSIC 40, Spril 12-13 (1976).
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Meyer, W., Kirmser, P.G. and Hu, K.K., "A New Method for Solving the Un- )
folding Problem for Sounded, Inaccurate Radiation Data", Proceedings Seminar Workshop Radiation Energy Spectra Unfolding, Oak Ridge I National Laboratory, ORNL-RSIC-40, April 12-13 (1976). l 1
Meyer, W., Miller, W.H., Kirmser, P.G. and Hu, K.K., " Defining a Methodology for Senchmarking Spectrum Unfolding Codes", Proceedings Seminar Workshop Radiation Energy Spectra Unfolding, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, ORNL-RSIC-40, April 12-13 (1976).
Meyer, W., Loyaika, S.K., Nelson, W.E., and Williams, R.W., "The Nuclear Bomb Syndrome", Nuclear Safety, Vol. 3 , No. 4, 427-438 (1977).
Meyer, W., Miller, W.H., "The Effect of Azimuthal Angle on Fast-Neutron Concrete Albedos", Nucl. Sci. & Engr., 64, 886-889 (1977).
Meyer, W., Miller, W.H., and Hollabaugh, D., "A First-Order Approximation to Fast-Neutron Penetration Spectra for Non-Normally Incident Neutrons on Water Slabs", Nucl. Sci. & Engr., Vol. 65, No. 3, 445-
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Meyer, W., Mayo, G., Walker, L.N. and Wright, L.A. , " Development of a Utility Load Research Program," Proceedings of the American Power Conf., Vol. 40, p. 1202, 1978.
Meyer, W., Reed, M.L., " Activation Analysis for 14 Volatile Heavy Metals as Con ~stituents of Aerosol Particles," Trans. Am. Nucl. Soc., Vol.
3,pp.179-182(1979).
Meyer, W., Bull, S.R., Loyalka, S.K., Miller, W.H., " Nuclear Energy:
The Legislative Issues," National Center for Legislative Research (1980).
Meyer, W., Miller, W.H., Wallace, C.8., " Standardization of Neutron Spec-trum Unfolding Codes: The Benchmarking Problem," accepted for publication, American Nuclear Society, June 1980.
Meyer, W., Tuttle, R.E., Miller, W.H., "Public Information Activities of the University of Missouri Student Branch,1974 to Present,"
accepted for publication, American Nuclear Society, June, 1980.
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