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SHLDUTIL:   A This is PC program that provides much basic shielding information. Specifically, this program provides (1) photon mass interaction coefficients (mu/rho), (2) various photon and neutron response functions (fluence-to-dose conversions factors), (3) photon buildup factors in single or laminate shields, (4) parameters for Taylor's and Berger's buildup factor approximations, (5) photon albedos, (6) neutron albedos (including secondary-gamma ray albedos, (7) photon and neutron transmission factors for slant incidence on concrete shields, (8) ranges of electrons and protons in various materials, (9) capture gamma-ray spectra and doses from 35 materials, and (10) evaluation of several functions inportant in shielding analyses.     More Details
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PC-PLOT:   A general purpose scientific plotting program. Although somewhat outdated (it uses function keys and requires DOS or a DOS window), it produces publication quality plots on most printers with a minimum of effort. PC-PLOT was written Ken Shultis, an engineer who generates lots of graphs and who wants to produce them quickly. PC-PLOT can read data from files in a wide variety of formats (good for plotting data generated from other programs), fit curves to data, modify and edit previous plots, easily add and delete data from a graph, produce encapsulated PostScript files (useful for us LaTeX users), create arrows and labels, and a whole lot more. It cann't produce 3D pie and bar charts -- but real scientists and engineers don't use such wimpy graphics. Also distributed by the Engineering Experiment Station, Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS, 1988-96. Current version: 6.01 (8/97).     More Details
Zipped code package size 813k.     Download PC-PLOT.ZIP

SKYDOSE:   A code to evaluate the gamma-ray skyshine dose for source energies between 0.02 and 100 MeV for distances out to 2500 m from the source. Written for Sandia National Laboratory; also distributed by Radiation Safety Information Computational Center (RSICC), Oak Ridge National Laboratory, as part of CCC-646/SKYSHINE-KSUCCC, 1996. Revised 6/99 to version 2.3.     More Details
Zipped code package size 336k.     Download SKYDOSE.ZIP

SKYCONES:   A code to evaluate the gamma-ray and neutron skyshine doses (including secondary-photon doses) for polyenergetic sources than emit radiation into an annular cone between two arbitrary polar angles. Results from a contiguous et of annular cone can be summed to produce skyshine analyses for skyshine sources whose intensity and spectrum vary with polar angle. Released 6/99 as version 1.1.     More Details
Zipped code package size 364k.     Download SKYCONES.ZIP

McSKY:   A code to evaluate skyshine doses for shielded gamma-ray source based on a hybrid Monte Carlo and integral line-beam method. Written for Sandia National Laboratory; also distributed by Radiation Safety Information Computational Center (RSICC), Oak Ridge National Laboratory, as part of CCC-646/SKYSHINE-KSUCCC, 1996. Revised 9/97 to version 2.3.     More Details
Zipped code package size 232k.     Download McSKY.ZIP

SKYNEUT:   A code to evaluate neutron and secondary photon skyshine doses at distances up to 2500 m from the source. Also distributed by Radiation Safety Information Computational Center (RSICCC), Oak Ridge National Laboratory, as part of CCC-646/SKYSHINE-KSUCCC, 1996. Revised 1/98 to version 1.1     More Details
Zipped code package size 348k.     Download SKYNEUT.ZIP

PC-ADAM:   A microcomputer code to evaluate the economic costs and benefits to an electric utility for various distribution automation options. Also distributed by Kansas Electric Utilities Research Program, Topeka, KS, 1992.     More Details
Zipped code package size 292k.     Download PC-ADAM.ZIP

PC-SHORT:   A microcomputer code for analyzing a faulted power transmission system. Also distributed by Kansas Electric Utilities Research Program, Topeka, KS, 1989.     More Details
Zipped code package size 91k.     Download PC-SHORT.ZIP

PC-ELMO:   A microcomputer code to evaluate the costs and benefits to an electric utility for various load and facility management strategies. Also distributed by Kansas Electric Utilities Research Program, Topeka, KS, 1988.     More Details
Zipped code package size 114k.     Download PC-ELMO.ZIP

MicroSkyshine:   A microcomputer code to evaluate the skyshine radiation dose from shielded polyenergetic gamma-ray sources of varying shapes (with C.A. Negin and R.E. Faw). Distributed by Grove Engineering, Rockville, MD, 1987.

PC-SPARE:   A microcomputer code to evaluate the economic feasibility of several electric utilities sharing in the costs and benefits of stockpiling a single major spare component. Also distributed by Kansas Electric Utilities Research Program, Topeka, KS, 1987.     More Details
Zipped code package size 91k.     Download PC-SPARE.ZIP

SAFE-R:   A computer code to fit several conjugate, non-conjugate and homogeneous failure models to observed failure-rate data by three statistical fitting techniques. Written for the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, NUREG/CR-2375, Washington, DC, 1981.     More Details
Zipped code package size 777k.     Download SAFE-R.ZIP

SAFE-D:   A computer code to fit several conjugate, non-conjugate and homogeneous failure models to observed failure-on-demand data by three statistical fitting techniques. Written for the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, NUREG/CR-2375, Washington, DC, 1981.     More Details
Zipped code package size 795k.     Download SAFE-D.ZIP

GAMMA:   A mainframe and microcomputer code for the analysis of component failure rates with a compound (Bayesian) Poisson-Gamma model. Written for the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, NUREG/CR-2373, Washington, DC, 1981.     More Details
Zipped code package size 57k.     Download GAMMA.ZIP

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