NUCLEAR ENGINEERING PDH COURSES

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This course is meant to provide an in depth understanding of neutron characteristics, with respect to Reactor Theory. This course covers topics such as: neutron sources, cross sections, flux, moderation, flux spectrum and reaction rates of neutrons.

This course is meant to provide an in depth understanding of nuclear parameters with respect to Reactor Theory. This course covers topics such as: neutron life cycle, reactivity, reactivity coefficients, neutron poisons, xenon, other fission product poisons, and control rods.

This course is meant to provide an in depth understanding of reactor operations with respect to Reactor Theory. This course covers topics such as: subcritical multiplication, reactor kinetics, and reactor operations.

The Design Considerations Handbook includes information and suggestions for the design of systems typical to nuclear facilities, information specific to various types of special facilities, and information useful to various design disciplines. 

The Design Considerations Handbook includes information and suggestions for the design of systems typical to nuclear facilities, information specific to various types of special facilities, and information useful to various design disciplines.

The Design Considerations Handbook includes information and suggestions for the design of systems typical to nuclear facilities, information specific to various types of special facilities, and information useful to various design disciplines.

This course sets forth DOE's views on the proper course of action in the area of occupational radiological control within the scope of DOE-sponsored activities. This course is Vol 1 of 2.

This course sets forth DOE's views on the proper course of action in the area of occupational radiological control within the scope of DOE-sponsored activities. This course is Vol 2 of 2.

This course describes elements that may be used to implement the radiological effluent monitoring and environmental surveillance requirements in DOE O 458.1. The Handbook can be used by all DOE elements, including the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA),  

This course describes elements that may be used to implement the radiological effluent monitoring and environmental surveillance requirements in DOE O 458.1. The Handbook can be used by all DOE elements, including the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA),  

This course describes elements that may be used to implement the radiological effluent monitoring and environmental surveillance requirements in DOE O 458.1. The Handbook can be used by all DOE elements, including the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA),  

This course identifies safety requirements for magnetic fusion facilities. Safety functions are used to define outcomes that must be achieved to ensure that exposures to radiation, hazardous materials, or other hazards are maintained within acceptable limits.