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Secure Automated Fabrication: a system design description (SDD), section 1. [LMFBR]

G. M. Konze, M.L. Thompson, D.C. Wadekamper, J J Zimmer

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Information is presented concerning the conversion system to convert purified mixed nitrate solution to MO/sub x/ powder; powder preparation and pellet fabrication; sintering and pin loading; assembly fabrication; and scrap recovery.

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Information is presented concerning the conversion system to convert purified mixed nitrate solution to MO/sub x/ powder; powder preparation and pellet fabrication; sintering and pin loading; assembly fabrication; and scrap recovery.

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Information is presented concerning the conversion system to convert purified mixed nitrate solution to MO/sub x/ powder; powder preparation and pellet fabrication; sintering and pin loading; assembly fabrication; and scrap recovery.

Key concepts: Fabrication, Sintering, Scrap, Pellet, Section (typography), Materials science, Nanotechnology, Engineering drawing

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