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Databases Journals Print Resources Web Resources
Databases (Gray
Literature)
Gray (or grey) literature consists of materials
produced by governments, academia, industry, research centers
government contractors, or professional associations
that is not commercially or widely distributed. The materials
are typically technical reports, bulletins, progress
reports, working papers, and some conference proceedings. These
materials are referred to as gray literature because
they reside in the "shadows" and can be challenging to locate.
Below is a select group of databases (some freely
available) for searching the gray literature.
Energy Citations Database
(1948-present) – freely available
Citations and some full-text of materials from the
Department of Energy and its predecessors.
DOE Information Bridge(1996-present) – freely
available
Citations and some full-text of technical reports from
the Department of Energy and its contractors.
NASA Technical Reports Server
(1901-present) – freely available
Citations and some full-text of technical reports from
NASA and its predecessors.
Public STINET - Defense Technical Information
Center (1974-present) – freely available
DTIC's Public STINET provides citations and some
full-text of unclassified materials from the Department of Defense.
ETEDWEB - Energy Technology Data Exchange World Energy Base
(1974-present)
Contains citations and some full-text of materials
related to energy from the 16 Energy Technology Data Exchange
member countries, including the United States
(DOE).
INIS Database – International
Nuclear Information System (1970-present)(On-Campus Use
Only)
Citations and some full-text of technical information
related to the uses of nuclear power with worldwide coverage from
116 member states of the International Atomic Energy
Agency. NOTE: .
NTIS - National Technical
Information Service (1964-present) – freely available
Indexes materials from a number of U.S. government
agencies. Some materials have links to obtain the full-text.
NRC ADAMS – Agency-wide Documents Access and Management System
(1999-present)
Contains public documents from the Nuclear Regulatory
Commission.
Electric
Power Research Institute (EPRI)
EPRI is a non-profit organization that conducts
research and development on technology, operations and the
environment for the global electric power sector.
EPRI's reports can be searched through the link above and
some of the reports are freely for download.
Science.gov
- freely available
Provides simultaneous searching of databases and
websites from 13 federal agencies (e.g., Energy Citations Database,
DOE Information Bridge, NASA Technical Reports Server,
NTIS, and Public STINET).
Databases (Journal Literature)
Here are a few databases to search the journal
literature in nuclear engineering and related disciplines.
Compendex (1980-present)
Covers all areas of engineering. Indexes over
2,600 journals, as well as some conference proceedings, technical
reports,
and some books.
Engineering Index Backfile (1884-1969)
Covers all areas of engineering. Compliments
Compendex by providing an additional 1.7 million citations prior to 1970.
Like Compendex, this database includes journal
articles, proceedings, technical reports, and some books.
CSA Technology Research Database (1966-present)
Consists of a number of specialized engineering
databases (e.g., aerospace, civil, etc.) and material science databases
(e.g., metals, ceramic, etc.). Indexes over 4,000
periodicals, which includes journals, conference proceedings, trade
magazines, newsletters. Also indexes technical reports
and a few books.
Inspec (1969-present)
Covers the fields of physics, electrical
engineering, control engineering, computing, and related areas. Indexes
4,200
journals and 2,000 conference proceedings.
Inspec Archive(1898-1968)
One of the most comprehensive databases in
the area of physics, electrical engineering, and computer science.
Coverage from 1898 to 1968.
Scopus
Scopus provides multidisciplinary indexing of the
science and engineering literature. It is Elsevier's counterpart
to ISI's Web of Science, providing the same core
functionality but indexing a wider variety of journals and
proceedings. Coverage generally from 1996 to present
though some records date as far back as the mid-1800s.
IEEExplore
(1988-present)
Provides full-text access to the
journal/proceeding/magazine publications of the Institute of Electrical
and
Electronics Engineers.
Scifinder Scholar
(1907-present)
The focus of this database is chemistry, but it covers
many areas of physics, engineering, material science, and life
sciences. Indexes ~ 1,500 core journals and selectively
covers over 9,500 journals. The database also indexes some
patents, conference proceedings, and some
books.
Databases (IAEA and OECD - Technical Reports and
E-Books)
A number of technical reports and ebooks from
International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and the Atomic Nuclear
Agency (an agency of Organisation for Economic
Co-operation and Development) are freely available online. You might
locate full-text versions of reports found in other
databases or search these two collections like a database:
IAEA
Publications
Nuclear Energy Agency Publications (OECD)
Here are a couple of sample
publications from IAEA and OCED
Radiological
Impacts of Spent Nuclear Fuel Management Options: A Comparative Study
Liquid
Metal Cooled Reactors: Experience in Design and Operation
Below is a select group of current
journals received by the library related to nuclear engineering. We have access
to
additional nuclear engineering journals, so please
check the A-Z Electronic
Journals list and the Merlin online
catalog
for print holdings and other journal titles. NOTE: The
dates below refer to the print version unless stated otherwise.
Annals of Nuclear Energy:
1975-Present
Third Floor TK9001
.J6
Atomic Data and Nuclear Data Tables: 1973-Present
Third Floor QC173
.A8242
Atomic Energy (English
translation of Atomnaia energiia): 2000-Present
Online through Merlin catalog
IEEE
Transactions on Nuclear Science: 1963-2004 (Online 1987-Present)
Third Floor TK9001
.I2
Journal of Fusion Energy: 1981-Present (Online
1997-Present)
Third Floor TK9001
.J68
Journal of Heat
Transfer: 1959-Present (Online 2000-Present)
Third Floor TA1
.J64
Journal of Nuclear Science and
Technology: 1966-2005 (Online 2004-Present)
Third Floor QC770
.J66
Nuclear Science and Engineering: 1956-Present
Third Floor QC770
.N85
Nuclear Technology: 1971-Present
Third Floor TK9001
.N72
Physical Review C: Nuclear
Physics: 1970-Present
Third Floor QC770
.P45
Progress in Nuclear Energy: 1977-Present
Third Floor TK9001
.P73
Handbook and Tables
American Society of Mechanical Engineers. (1993). ASME steam
tables. New York:
American Society of Mechanical
Engineers.
Reference TJ270 .A75 1993
Brodsky, A. (Ed.). (1982).
CRC handbook of radiation measurement and protection.
West Palm Beach, FL: CRC
Press.
Reference QC795. 32 .R3
C17 Sect. A vol. 1
Browne, E., & Firestone, R.
(1986). Table of radioactive isotopes. New York: Wiley.
Reference QD601.2 .B76
1986
Dresser, P. (1993). Nuclear
power plants worldwide. Detroit, MI: Gale.
Reference TK1194 .N83
1993
Etherington, H. (Ed.). (1958).
Nuclear engineering handbook. New York: McGraw-Hill.
Reference TK9151 .E58
Firestone, R., & Shirley,
V. (Eds.). (1996).Table of isotopes. New York: Wiley.
Reference QD601.2 .F57 1996
(2-vol set)
Petrangeli, G. (2006).
Nuclear safety. Amsterdam: Elsevier.
Reference TK9152 .P47
2006
Reactor Handbook.
(2nd Ed.). (1960-1964). (4-vol w/ separate editors and publication
dates)
New York: Interscience. [Vol.
1: Materials; Vol. 2: Fuel Reprocessing; Vol. 3: Engineering;
Vol. 4 Physics and
Shielding].
Reference TK9202 .R37
Ronen, Y. (Ed.). (1986).
Handbook of nuclear reactor calculations. Boca Raton, FL: CRC
Press.
Third Floor TK9153 .C73 (3-vol
set)
Taboas,
A., Moghissi, A., & LaGuardia, T. (2004). The decommissioning
handbook. New York: ASME.
Third Floor TK9152.2 .D3585
2004
Tarlton, S. (2006). World
nuclear industry handbook. Foots Cray, Kent, UK: Wilmington
Media.
Lists of reactor power
statistics/performance and technical details of reactors worldwide.
Reference TK9012 .W6 2006
Standards, Codes, and Regulations
Consensus
standards used by the NRC (Just a list – No full-text):
http://www.nrc.gov/what-we-do/regulatory/standards-dev/concensus.html
American
Concrete Institute. (2005). ACI Manual of Concrete Practice. Farmington
Hills, MI; American
Concrete Institute. (Part 4:
Standard 349 - Code Requirements for Nuclear Safety Related Concrete
Structures).
Reference TA681 .A5 2005
American Society of Mechanical
Engineers. (2004). ASME boiler and pressure code: An international
code.
New York: ASME. (Part 3:
Section III - Rules for Construction of Nuclear Power Plant Components).
Consult “Companion Guide to the
ASME Boiler & Pressure Vessel Code" for index, commentary, and
other relevant
sections [Reference TJ289 .C66 2006]
Reference TJ291 .A5 2004
American
Society of Mechanical Engineers. (2005). Code for operation and maintenance
of nuclear power plants
(ASME OM Code-2004). New
York: American Society of Mechanical Engineers.
Reference TK1343 .C64 2005
American
Nuclear Society (ANS) Standards
Wilson Library has a few ANS
standards located in Reference. The ANS standards can be searched by title in
Merlin.
Reference TK9153 .A59
ASTM Standards – Only active ASTM standards are accessible from this
source.
Code of Federal Regulations
(CFR) - CFR10 -
Chapter 1: Nuclear Regulatory Commission
The CFR is also available
in print: Reference KF70 .A3
IEEE Standards – Are available
through the IEEExplore
database.
Missouri S&T Department of Nuclear Engineering
WWW Table of Radioactive Isotopes
Review of Criticality Accidents (2000)
Energy Information Administration (EIA)
World Map of Nuclear Power Plants
Virtual Library:Nuclear Engineering
Economic Future of Nuclear Power Study (University of Chicago)
Roadmap to Deploy New Nuclear Power Plants in the United States by 2010 - Summary
Roadmap to Deploy New Nuclear Power Plants in the United States by 2010 - Main Report
Generation IV Nuclear Energy Systems
Technology Road Map for Generation IV Nuclear Energy Systems
Priorities in Space Science Enabled by Nuclear Power and Propulsion
Role of Nuclear Power and Nuclear Propulsion in the Peaceful Exploration of Space
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