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Low Energy Accelerator Laboratory Technical Area 53, Los Alamos National Laboratory. Environmental assessment
Publication year - 1995
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Reports
DOI - 10.2172/82521
Subject(s) - lease , national laboratory , government (linguistics) , action (physics) , business , space (punctuation) , national park , finance , engineering , computer science , geography , physics , engineering physics , linguistics , philosophy , archaeology , quantum mechanics , operating system
This Environmental Assessment (EA) analyzes the potential environmental impacts that would be expected to occur if the Department of Energy (DOE) were to construct and operate a small research and development laboratory building at Technical Area (TA) 53 at the Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL), Los Alamos, New Mexico. DOE proposes to construct a small building to be called the Low Energy Accelerator Laboratory (LEAL), at a previously cleared, bladed, and leveled quarter-acre site next to other facilities housing linear accelerator research activities at TA-53. Operations proposed for LEAL would consist of bench-scale research, development, and testing of the initial section of linear particle accelerators. This initial section consists of various components that are collectively called an injector system. The anticipated life span of the proposed development program would be about 15 years

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