Guide to the North Carolina State University Department of Nuclear Engineering Records, 1950 - 1999

Collection Number UA 105.016

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Collection Information
Abstract:

Correspondence, short course materials, minutes, contracts, budget information, and brochures relating to the United States Atomic Energy Commission, teaching of nuclear engineering, the nuclear reactor on campus (1950s), and the Nuclear Engineering program.

Contact Information:
Processed by
Russell S. Koonts
Date Completed
January, 2000
Encoded by
Katherine M. Wisser

Descriptive Summary

Creator

North Carolina State University, Dept. of Nuclear Engineering, College of Engineering.

Title

Guide to the North Carolina State University Department of Nuclear Engineering Records, 1950 - 1999

Call Number

UA 105.016

Extent

5 archival boxes , 2.5 linear feet

Information for Users

Restrictions to Access

This collection is open for research; access requires at least 24 hours advance notice.
Provenance

Transferred from the Department of Nuclear Engineering, North Carolina State University
Preferred Citation

[Identification of item], North Carolina State University Department of Nuclear Engineering Records, UA 105.016, Special Collections Research Center, North Carolina State Uuniversity Libraries, Raleigh, North Carolina.
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Historical Note


The nuclear engineering program at North Carolina State University continues its traditional role in educational leadership and innovation. Over the years, the program has sought to meet the needs of the time and to anticipate future developments. In 1950, Clifford Beck, then of Oak Ridge, Tennessee, obtained support from N. C. State's Dean of Engineering, Harold Lampe,for the idea of building the nation's first university nuclear reactor and establishing the first university nuclear engineering educational curriculum. New faculty joining Dr. Beck included A. C. Menius, Jr., Raymond Murray, Arthur Waltner, and Newton Underwood. The team successfully met and overcame the challenges of the period after World War II: resistance to an entirely new discipline, the absence of textbooks, and security limitations on information about reactors. Approval was secured to offer the Ph.D.degree, in addition to the M.S. and B.S. degrees.

The early student body consisted of a number of highly qualified U.S. Air Force officers, who set standards of excellence for students to come later. Graduates of nuclear engineering now are leaders in government, industry, and education. A high percentage of the graduates entered university teaching. The nuclear engineering faculty was among the group that presented special training to foreign scientists and engineers in the Atoms for Peace program, an experiment in sharing nuclear technology on an international basis. North Carolina State's pioneering experiment in nuclear education became the center of attention of the United States and the world. In the early days of nuclear reactor research and development, the curricula were highly science oriented. More recently, greater emphasis been placed on engineering applications. Research by the faculty and graduate students in basic subjects such as nuclear physics and reactor theory has been supplemented by studies of many engineering topics and radiation applications.

Paralleling the transition in the nuclear field from basic experiments to commercial power, the nuclear program at N. C. State has built and operated a sequence of reactors: a water boiler, an MTR plate type reactor, and the present 1-megawatt PULSTAR, with uranium oxide fuel and pulsing capability. Each reactor has been used for student training, research, and services to other organizations in North Carolina and the United States. Services and training have included neutron activation analysis, reactor operator training, neutron radiography, radioisotope production and special courses.

The undergraduate curriculum achieved and has maintained engineering accreditation. The curriculum has consistently provided well-rounded undergraduate training. The ranks of the faculty expanded after 1963 to include Albert Carnesale, Kuruvilla Verghese, Thomas Elleman, Raymond Saxe, James Bohannon, Ephraim Stam, Robin Gardner, Lloyd Zumwalt, and Jerome Kohl. Authorization was gained from the North Carolina General Assembly to construct the Burlington Engineering Laboratories, which now house the department and the new reactor.

For the first decades of the program, much of the financial support was from the federal government through grants, fellowships, and research contracts. More recently, the maturing nuclear industry has taken part of the responsibility for encouraging high school graduates to elect nuclear engineering and for supporting the education of these future employees.

The program continues to grow, both in the number of faculty members and in the scope of its offerings. Important recent additions include the Center for Engineering Applications of Radioisotopes, the Electric Power Research Center, the Thermal Hydraulics Laboratory, the Nuclear Materials Research Laboratory, and the Fusion and Plasma Research and Teaching Program. Each of these activities is in the exciting forefront of the nuclear field.

List of Department Heads

1961 - 1964 H. A. Lamonds
1964 - 1974 Raymond L. Murray
1974 - 1979 Thomas Elleman
1979 - 1980 R. F. Saxe, acting head
1980 - 1990 Paul J. Turinsky
1990 - 2001 Donald J. Dudziak
2001 - Paul J. Turinsky

Online Catalog Terms

  • Nuclear engineering
  • North Carolina State University. College of Engineering

Related Material

College of Engineering Record Group
A.C. Menius, Jr. Collection, 1946 - 1965
North Carolina State University Student Branch of the American Nuclear Society Records (UA 021.431)
Student and Other Organizations, Engineers' Council Records (UA 021.452)

Detailed Description of the Records

  • General Records, 1955 - 1995


    These records contain brochures, correspondence, curriculum plans, degree proposals flyers, lectures, memos, project plans, self study plans, and seminar announcements relating to the Nuclear Engineering program at North Carolina State University (NCSU) from 1955-1995. Included are several lectures and speeches give by Dr. Raymond L. Murray, one of the founders of the Nuclear Engineering program at NCSU.

    Researchers should note that some material from this collection has been digitized as part of the "Temple of the Atom" and the "Guide to the Raymond L. Murray Raleigh Research Reactor Project Notebook Documents"" projects.

    • Brochures, 1955 - 1988 [UA 105.016 Box 1, Folder1]
    • Courses and Curriculum, 1950, n.d. [UA 105.016 Box 1, Folder2]
    • Degree Proposals, 1951 [UA 105.016 Box 1, Folder3]
    • Design Project, 1972 [UA 105.016 Box 1, Folder4]
    • General Information, 1955 - 1993 [UA 105.016 Box 1, Folder5]
    • Graduate Study, 1964 - 1995 [UA 105.016 Box 1, Folder6]
    • Job Descriptions, 1979 - 1981 [UA 105.016 Box 1, Folder7]
    • Nuclear Engineering Education, 1965 - 1978 [UA 105.016 Box 1, Folder8]
    • Projects, 1970 - 1973 [UA 105.016 Box 1, Folder9]
    • Research Interests, 1973 [UA 105.016 Box 1, Folder10]
    • Safety, 1973 - 1975 [UA 105.016 Box 1, Folder11]
    • Self Study, 1971 [UA 105.016 Box 1, Folder12]
    • Seminars and Colloquium, 1965 - 1987 [UA 105.016 Box 1, Folder13]

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  • Summer Orientation Institute in Nuclear Engineering, 1962 - 1964


    The institute was an eight-week program held from June 18, 1962 to August 10, 1962 at North Carolina State University and was attended by fourteen participants from educational institutions all over the United States. Included in these records are the "Final Report" of the institute; laboratory manuals for the Nuclear Physics and Nuclear Reactors sessions; lecture notes for the "Economics of Nuclear Power," "Heat Transfer Problems of the Nuclear Reactor," and "Nuclear Instrumentation" classes; and the "Nuclear Reactor Simulation Experiment 26" report.

    • Final Report, Appendices A-G, 1962 [UA 105.016 Box 2, Folder1]
    • Energy Transfer, 1962 [UA 105.016 Box 2, Folder2]
    • Instrumentation, 1962 [UA 105.016 Box 2, Folder3]
    • Mathematics, 1962 [UA 105.016 Box 2, Folder4]
    • Nuclear Physics, 1962 [UA 105.016 Box 2, Folder5]
    • Reactor Theory, 1962 [UA 105.016 Box 2, Folder6]
    • Economics of Nuclear Power, 1964 [UA 105.016 Box 2, Folder7]

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  • Nuclear Reactor, 1950 - 1990


    These records contain the correspondence concerning the demolition, dedication invitation and program, description of the facility, PULSTAR annual report, PULSTAR Technical Specifications and reports dealing with the nuclear reactor from 1950-1990.

    • Burlington Nuclear Laboratory, 1955, 1983 [UA 105.016 Box 2, Folder8]
    • Description of the Reactor Supporting Facility, n.d. [UA 105.016 Box 2, Folder9]
    • Further Design Features of the Nuclear Reactor, NCSC-46, 1952 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 2, Folder10]
    • Mathematical Functions used in Reactor and Shielding Analysis, n.d. [UA 105.016 Box 3, Folder1]
    • Observations on the Meteorological Dispersal of Stack Gases at the Raleigh Reactors Stack, 1954 [UA 105.016 Box 3, Folder2]
    • Program Administration and Installation Design of the Nuclear Reactor, 1950 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 3, Folder3]
    • Proposal of a Nuclear Reactor, 1950 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 3, Folder4]
    • Pulstar Annual Report, 1975 [UA 105.016 Box 3, Folder5]
    • Reports on Hazards, Raleigh Reactor, 1956 [UA 105.016 Box 3, Folder6]
    • Scrapbook of the Nuclear Reactor, 1955 - 1990 [UA 105.016 Box 3, Folder7]
    • Summary Report 2 on the Raleigh Research Reactor, NCSC #72, 1954 [UA 105.016 Box 3, Folder8]
    • Technical Specification Changes, 1972 [UA 105.016 Box 3, Folder9]
    • Summary Hazards Report for North Carolina State College Reactor NCSCR-4, 1958 [UA 105.016 Box 3, Folder10]
    • Supplementary Report on Hazards, Raleigh Reactor, 1956 [UA 105.016 Box 3, Folder11]

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  • Nuclear Reactor Notebook, 1950 - 1999


    This notebook was arranged and compiled by Dr. Raymond L. Murray. It contains correspondence, memos and notes dated from 1950 to 1954 and addressed to Dr. Clifford K. Beck from Dr. Murray and Dr. Arthur C. Menius, Jr., with a few pieces of correspondence from Mr. Joe G. Lundholm, Jr. and Dr. Harold A. Lamonds.

    • Explanatory Notes, 1999 [UA 105.016 Box 3, Folder12]
    • Further Notes on Characteristics of N.C. State Research Reactor, September 10, 1950 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 3, Folder13]
    • Report on findings at Oak Ridge X-10 on radiochemical facilities, January 2, 1951 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 3, Folder14]
    • Report on visit to Knoxville, regarding barytes-colemanite, 1951 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 3, Folder15]
    • Memo No. 15 Nuclear Reactor Project assignments, NCSC #1, February 5, 1951 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 3, Folder16]
    • Internal Design of Reactor, NCSC #3, February 16, 1951 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 3, Folder17]
    • Radioactive Gas Disposal, NCSC #7, March 12, 1951 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 3, Folder18]
    • Reactor Period vs. Reactivity, NCSC #8, April 2, 1951 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 3, Folder19]
    • Friction Loss in Stack, NCSC #9, April 3, 1951 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder1]
    • Control Rod-Power Characteristics, NCSC #12, April 16, 1951 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder2]
    • Water Window Thickness, NCSC #15, April 17, 1951 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder3]
    • Control Rod Mechanism, NCSC #16, April 18, 1951 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder4]
    • Beta Particle Transmission for Aluminum Windows, NCSC #17, April 17, 1951 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder5]
    • Rate of Power Rise with Control Rod Removal, April 18, 1951 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder6]
    • Effect of Proposed Al Liners in Vicinity of Reactor, NCSC #19 April 17, 1951 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder7]
    • Reactor Size and Mass, NCSC #20 June 6, 1951 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder8]
    • Reporting on colemanite concrete data from ORNL, June 14, 1951 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder9]
    • Report of Los Alamos Visit June 22, 1951, NCSC #21 June 28, 1951 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder10]
    • Effect of Pb and Bismuth in Thermal Column, NCSC #23 July 5, 1951 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder11]
    • Reactor Concrete Tests, NCSC #25 July 14, 1951 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder12]
    • Concrete Tests--Second Series, 1951 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder13]
    • Final Report on Concrete Tests, 1951 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder14]
    • Comparison of Barytes from Different Sources, July 19, 1951 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder15]
    • Report on the weight of barytes needed for the shield, 1951 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder16]
    • Calculations of weight and costs of ingredients on heavy concrete for reactor shield, 1951 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder17]
    • Water Window Thickness, NCSC #15 April 17, 1951 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder18]
    • Graphite and Lead Requirements, NCSC #28 July 26, 1951 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder19]
    • Weight of Reactor Shield, NCSC #29 August 2, 1951 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder20]
    • Estimate of Critical Mass, NCSC #32 August 9, 1951 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder21]
    • Disturbance of Neutron Flux in Reactor by a Control Rod, NCSC #33 August 30, 1951 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder22]
    • Shim Widths, NCSC #34 September 5, 1951 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder23]
    • Boron Curtain, NCSC #35 September 5, 1951 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder24]
    • Stack Meteorology October 17, 1951 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder25]
    • Personnel Monitoring October 17, 1951 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder26]
    • Neutron Detectors October 17, 1951 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder27]
    • Location of Area Monitors October 17, 1951 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder28]
    • Stack Monitoring October 17, 1951 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder29]
    • Ionization Chambers for Area Monitoring October 17, 1951 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder30]
    • Special Holding System for Gases, NCSC #36 October 24, 1951 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder31]
    • Display of Radioactive Gases from Reactor, NCSC #41 November 21, 1951 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder32]
    • Analysis of effect of a series of holding tanks on decay of radioactive gases, especially xenon-133 December 31, 1951 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder33]
    • Equilibrium of Radioactive Product of Intermittent Reactor Operation n.d. [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder34]
    • Activity of Reactor Cooling Water January 16, 1952 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder35]
    • Information from Oak Ridge February 15-17 February, 1952 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder36]
    • Control Mechanisms - Sources February, 1952 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder37]
    • Report on discussion with people at Oak Ridge Y-12 and X-10 on various topics. A total of 17 conclusions and recommendations, NCSC #49 February 15, 1952 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder38]
    • Notes on costs of instrumentation and assignments for implementation February 29, 1952 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder39]
    • Heat from Fission Product Radioactivity in Reactor 1952 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder40]
    • List of materials needed for aluminum envelope May 2, 1952 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder41]
    • Instrumentation Requirements for Achieving Critical Mass May 22, 1951 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder42]
    • Nuclear Reactor Instrumentation May 29, 1952 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder43]
    • Sampling Tube in Reactor June 10, 1952 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder44]
    • Boron in curtain August 4, 1951 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder45]
    • Boron-10 Ionization Chambers September 10, 1952 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder46]
    • Ion Chambers September 26, 1952 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder47]
    • Purchase of Drafting Equipment and Supplies October 6, 1952 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder48]
    • Siphon Break October 11, 1952 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder49]
    • Cadmium Sheet October 13, 1952 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder50]
    • Information on painting of water windows 1952 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder51]
    • Recorder Usage in Reactor Instrumentation October 13, 1952 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder52]
    • General Plan for Usage of Panel Space on the Control Panel October 14, 1952 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder53]
    • Gaskets for Water Windows October 18, 1952 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder54]
    • Temporary Pulse System for Criticality October 18, 1952 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder55]
    • Galvanometer System October 18, 1952 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder56]
    • Permanent Pulse Channel October 18, 1952 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder57]
    • Block Diagram of Automatic Control System October 18, 1952 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder58]
    • Log and Period System October 18, 1952 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder59]
    • Sewer Monitoring October 25, 1951 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder60]
    • Critical Flow Orifices, NCSC #56 October 25, 1952 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder61]
    • Reactor Safety Precautions January 15, 1953 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder62]
    • Memorandum on Operating Plans for the Raleigh Research Reactor, NCSC #59 February 25, 1953 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder63]
    • Gas Disposal March 17, 1953 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder64]
    • Tightness of Control Rods in Sheaths March 23, 1953 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder65]
    • Gas Holding System April 3, 1953 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder66]
    • Control and Safety Rods, NCSC #60 April 6, 1953 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder67]
    • Antimony-Beryllium Neutron Sources, NCSC #61 April 9, 1953 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder68]
    • Pelle Isberg to Reactor Group May 9, 1953 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder69]
    • Location of Instruments in the Reactor June 11, 1953 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder70]
    • Reactor Operating Procedures September 10, 1953 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder71]
    • Records that reactor is operating without recombiner October 22, 1953 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder72]
    • Effectiveness of Series Holding Tanks for Radioactive Gases 1953 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder73]
    • Control Motors October 27, 1953 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder74]
    • Control Rod, Safety Rod, and Shim Position Indicators October 26, 1953 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder75]
    • Preparation of Uranium Foils 1953 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder76]
    • Handwritten data from report (of 52 pages) 1953 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder77]
    • Table comparing Los Alamos and N.C. State reactors in reports LA-394 and "Program Administration and Installation Design of the Nuclear Reactor" 1953 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder78]
    • Renaming of College Radioisotope Committee to College Committee on Safety and Health for the Nuclear Reactor and Radioisotopes January 7, 1954 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder79]
    • Memorandum of Responsibilities, Procedures and Regulations Governing Use of Radioactivity on the Campus 1954 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder80]
    • Reactor Staff Assignments February 22, 1954 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder81]
    • Annual Report to AEC on Raleigh Research Reactor Project, NCSC #68 April 1, 1954 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder82]
    • Emergency Procedures in Case of Catastrophe Involving the Raleigh Research Reactor, NCSC #84 September 6, 1954 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder83]
    • Additional Flux Measurements on the Raleigh Reactor, NCSC #90 November 1, 1954 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder84]
    • Requests investigation of the recirculating system December 16, 1954 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder85]
    • Request for plan on intermittent sampling of gases and liquids December 16, 1954 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder86]
    • Report on effect of letting air into recombiner system and holding barrel. Very low pressure discovered. Holding pool filled. December 21, 1954 [Digital Images]

      		[UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder87]

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  • Short Courses, 1956 - 1959


    These records contain brochures, budgets, contracts, committee meeting minutes, correspondence, course outlines, manuals, news releases, photographs, student rosters, and syllabi relating to the nuclear technology short courses taught at North Carolina State University from 1956-1959.

    • Nuclear Engineering, July, 1955 [UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder84]
    • General, April, 1956 - August, 1956 [UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder85]
    • Brochures, April, 1956 - August, 1956 [UA 105.016 Box 4, Folder86]
    • Budgets, April, 1956 - August, 1956 [UA 105.016 Box 5, Folder1]
    • Contracts, April, 1956 - August, 1956 [UA 105.016 Box 5, Folder2]
    • Minutes, April, 1956 - August, 1956 [UA 105.016 Box 5, Folder3]
    • Students, April, 1956 - August, 1956 [UA 105.016 Box 5, Folder4]
    • Nuclear Engineering, July, 1956 [UA 105.016 Box 5, Folder5]
    • General, September, 1956 - January, 1957 [UA 105.016 Box 5, Folder6]
    • Brochures, September, 1956 - January, 1957 [UA 105.016 Box 5, Folder7]
    • Budgets, September, 1956 - January, 1957 [UA 105.016 Box 5, Folder8]
    • Contracts, September, 1956 - January, 1957 [UA 105.016 Box 5, Folder9]
    • Minutes, September, 1956 - January, 1957 [UA 105.016 Box 5, Folder10]
    • Students, September, 1956 - January, 1957 [UA 105.016 Box 5, Folder11]
    • General, February, 1957 - June, 1957 [UA 105.016 Box 5, Folder12]
    • Budgets, February, 1957 - June, 1957 [UA 105.016 Box 5, Folder13]
    • Contracts, February, 1957 - June, 1957 [UA 105.016 Box 5, Folder14]
    • Minutes, February, 1957 - June, 1957 [UA 105.016 Box 5, Folder15]
    • Students, February, 1957 - June, 1957 [UA 105.016 Box 5, Folder16]
    • Nuclear Engineering, July, 1957 [UA 105.016 Box 5, Folder17]
    • General, September, 1957 - January, 1958 [UA 105.016 Box 5, Folder18]
    • Budgets, September, 1957 - January, 1958 [UA 105.016 Box 5, Folder19]
    • Contracts, September, 1957 - January, 1958 [UA 105.016 Box 5, Folder20]
    • Students, September, 1957 - January, 1958 [UA 105.016 Box 5, Folder21]
    • General, February, 1958 - May, 1958 [UA 105.016 Box 5, Folder22]
    • Budgets, February, 1958 - May, 1958 [UA 105.016 Box 5, Folder23]
    • Contracts, February, 1958 - May, 1958 [UA 105.016 Box 5, Folder24]
    • Students, February, 1958 - May, 1958 [UA 105.016 Box 5, Folder25]
    • General, September, 1958 - January, 1959 [UA 105.016 Box 5, Folder26]
    • Budgets, September, 1958 - January, 1959 [UA 105.016 Box 5, Folder27]
    • Contracts, September, 1958 - January, 1959 [UA 105.016 Box 5, Folder28]
    • Students, September, 1958 - January, 1959 [UA 105.016 Box 5, Folder29]
    • General, February, 1959 - May, 1959 [UA 105.016 Box 5, Folder30]
    • Budgets, February, 1959 - May, 1959 [UA 105.016 Box 5, Folder31]
    • Contracts, February, 1959 - May, 1959 [UA 105.016 Box 5, Folder32]
    • Students, February, 1959 - May, 1959 [UA 105.016 Box 5, Folder33]

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  • Series 99: Unprocessed Records




    • Preliminary Drawings of Section Elevation Reactor Gas and Water System and Plenum Chamber Details, 1955 [Flat Folder 1]

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