transatomic · StoneCypher · Dec 22, 2018 · Dec 22, 2018 · Dec 22, 2018 · Dec 22, 2018
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+# Logs
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+.grunt
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+# node-waf configuration
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+*.tgz
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+.yarn-integrity
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+# dotenv environment variables file
+.env
+
+# next.js build output
+.next
diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
@@ -2,16 +2,52 @@
 
 Welcome to the main repository for Transatomic's public domain reactor design documents. We're very glad to be working with the Department of Energy's Gateway for Accelerated Innovation in Nuclear to share our design with the public, and we hope that this work will support a wide range of molten salt reactor research and development efforts. 
 
-For additional information, and if you'd like to contribute to this project, please contact info@transatomicpower.com. 
+For additional information, and if you'd like to contribute to this project, please contact [info@transatomicpower.com](mailto:info@transatomicpower.com). 
 
-The subdirectories are organized as follows: 
 
-<b>IP-filings</b> - Granted patents, applications, and provisional filings. 
 
-<b>blueprints</b> - Balance-of-plant blueprints for the 520 MWe reactor design (TAP-520). 
+<br/><br/>
 
-<b>open-questions</b> - A list of technology gaps and other areas of important future research for molten salt reactors. 
+## Organization
 
-<b>tech-reports</b> - Technical reports written as part of our GAIN (Gateway for Accelerated Innovation in Nuclear) collaboration with the Oak Ridge National Laboratory, describing the TAP-520 design. 
+The subdirectories are organized as follows: 
 
-<b>white-papers</b> - Whitepapers describing the overall design of the [TAP-520](https://github.com/transatomic/reactor/blob/master/white-papers/TAP-520-White-Paper-v2.1.pdf), the [neutronics](https://github.com/transatomic/reactor/blob/master/white-papers/Neutronics-White-Paper-v1.1.pdf) of the TAP-520, the [zirconium hydride moderator](https://github.com/transatomic/reactor/blob/master/white-papers/ZrH-White-Paper-v3.5.pdf), and the [TPX microreactor design](https://github.com/transatomic/reactor/blob/master/white-papers/TPX-Microreactor-Design-Overview-v0.1.pdf). 
+1. <b>IP-filings</b>
+    * Granted patents, applications, and provisional filings. 
+    * [Github Link](https://github.com/transatomic/reactor/tree/master/IP-filings)
+1. **[blueprints](blueprints/README.md)**
+    * Balance-of-plant blueprints for the 520 MWe reactor design (TAP-520). 
+    * [M100SH1](blueprints/M100SH1.pdf) - 
+      [M100SH2](blueprints/M100SH2.pdf) 
+    * [M101](blueprints/M101.pdf) - 
+      [M105](blueprints/M105.pdf) - 
+      [M106](blueprints/M106.pdf) - 
+      [M107](blueprints/M107.pdf) - 
+      [M108](blueprints/M108.pdf) - 
+      [M109](blueprints/M109.pdf) - 
+      [M110](blueprints/M110.pdf) - 
+      [M111](blueprints/M111.pdf) - 
+      [M112](blueprints/M112.pdf) 
+    * [M200](blueprints/M200.pdf) - 
+      [M201](blueprints/M201.pdf) - 
+      [M202](blueprints/M202.pdf) - 
+      [M205](blueprints/M205.pdf) - 
+      [M210](blueprints/M210.pdf) - 
+      [M250](blueprints/M250.pdf) - 
+      [M251](blueprints/M251.pdf) 
+    * [one line diagram](blueprints/M251.pdf) - 
+      [steampro analysis](blueprints/M251.pdf) - 
+      [water balance](blueprints/M251.pdf)
+
+1. **[open-questions](open-questions/README.md)**
+    * A list of technology gaps and other areas of important future research for molten salt reactors. 
+1. <b>tech-reports</b>
+    * Technical reports written as part of our GAIN (Gateway for Accelerated Innovation in Nuclear) collaboration with the Oak Ridge National Laboratory, describing the TAP-520 design. 
+        * [2016 report](tech-reports/ORNL-TM-2016-742.pdf)
+        * [2017 report](tech-reports/ORNL-TM-2017-475.pdf)
+1. <b>white-papers</b>
+    * Whitepapers describing 
+        * the overall design of the [TAP-520](https://github.com/transatomic/reactor/blob/master/white-papers/TAP-520-White-Paper-v2.1.pdf), 
+        * the [neutronics](https://github.com/transatomic/reactor/blob/master/white-papers/Neutronics-White-Paper-v1.1.pdf) of the TAP-520, 
+        * the [zirconium hydride moderator](https://github.com/transatomic/reactor/blob/master/white-papers/ZrH-White-Paper-v3.5.pdf), and 
+        * the [TPX microreactor design](https://github.com/transatomic/reactor/blob/master/white-papers/TPX-Microreactor-Design-Overview-v0.1.pdf). 
diff --git a/docs/README.md b/docs/README.md
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+# Transatomic Reactor Documentation
+
+Welcome to the main repository for Transatomic's public domain reactor design documents. We're very glad to be working with the Department of Energy's Gateway for Accelerated Innovation in Nuclear to share our design with the public, and we hope that this work will support a wide range of molten salt reactor research and development efforts. 
+
+For additional information, and if you'd like to contribute to this project, please contact [info@transatomicpower.com](mailto:info@transatomicpower.com). 
+
+
+
+<br/><br/>
+
+## Organization
+
+The subdirectories are organized as follows: 
+
+1. <b>IP-filings</b>
+    * Granted patents, applications, and provisional filings. 
+    * [Github Link](https://github.com/transatomic/reactor/tree/master/IP-filings)
+1. **[blueprints](blueprints/README.md)**
+    * Balance-of-plant blueprints for the 520 MWe reactor design (TAP-520). 
+    * [M100SH1](blueprints/M100SH1.pdf) - 
+      [M100SH2](blueprints/M100SH2.pdf) 
+    * [M101](blueprints/M101.pdf) - 
+      [M105](blueprints/M105.pdf) - 
+      [M106](blueprints/M106.pdf) - 
+      [M107](blueprints/M107.pdf) - 
+      [M108](blueprints/M108.pdf) - 
+      [M109](blueprints/M109.pdf) - 
+      [M110](blueprints/M110.pdf) - 
+      [M111](blueprints/M111.pdf) - 
+      [M112](blueprints/M112.pdf) 
+    * [M200](blueprints/M200.pdf) - 
+      [M201](blueprints/M201.pdf) - 
+      [M202](blueprints/M202.pdf) - 
+      [M205](blueprints/M205.pdf) - 
+      [M210](blueprints/M210.pdf) - 
+      [M250](blueprints/M250.pdf) - 
+      [M251](blueprints/M251.pdf) 
+    * [one line diagram](blueprints/M251.pdf) - 
+      [steampro analysis](blueprints/M251.pdf) - 
+      [water balance](blueprints/M251.pdf)
+
+1. **[open-questions](open-questions/README.md)**
+    * A list of technology gaps and other areas of important future research for molten salt reactors. 
+1. <b>tech-reports</b>
+    * Technical reports written as part of our GAIN (Gateway for Accelerated Innovation in Nuclear) collaboration with the Oak Ridge National Laboratory, describing the TAP-520 design. 
+        * [2016 report](tech-reports/ORNL-TM-2016-742.pdf)
+        * [2017 report](tech-reports/ORNL-TM-2017-475.pdf)
+1. <b>white-papers</b>
+    * Whitepapers describing 
+        * the overall design of the [TAP-520](https://github.com/transatomic/reactor/blob/master/white-papers/TAP-520-White-Paper-v2.1.pdf), 
+        * the [neutronics](https://github.com/transatomic/reactor/blob/master/white-papers/Neutronics-White-Paper-v1.1.pdf) of the TAP-520, 
+        * the [zirconium hydride moderator](https://github.com/transatomic/reactor/blob/master/white-papers/ZrH-White-Paper-v3.5.pdf), and 
+        * the [TPX microreactor design](https://github.com/transatomic/reactor/blob/master/white-papers/TPX-Microreactor-Design-Overview-v0.1.pdf). 
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+theme: jekyll-theme-cayman
diff --git a/docs/blueprints/M100SH1.pdf b/docs/blueprints/M100SH1.pdf
diff --git a/docs/blueprints/M100SH2.pdf b/docs/blueprints/M100SH2.pdf
diff --git a/docs/blueprints/M101.pdf b/docs/blueprints/M101.pdf
diff --git a/docs/blueprints/M105.pdf b/docs/blueprints/M105.pdf
diff --git a/docs/blueprints/M106.pdf b/docs/blueprints/M106.pdf
diff --git a/docs/blueprints/M107.pdf b/docs/blueprints/M107.pdf
diff --git a/docs/blueprints/M108.pdf b/docs/blueprints/M108.pdf
diff --git a/docs/blueprints/M109.pdf b/docs/blueprints/M109.pdf
diff --git a/docs/blueprints/M110.pdf b/docs/blueprints/M110.pdf
diff --git a/docs/blueprints/M111.pdf b/docs/blueprints/M111.pdf
diff --git a/docs/blueprints/M112.pdf b/docs/blueprints/M112.pdf
diff --git a/docs/blueprints/M200.pdf b/docs/blueprints/M200.pdf
diff --git a/docs/blueprints/M201.pdf b/docs/blueprints/M201.pdf
diff --git a/docs/blueprints/M202.pdf b/docs/blueprints/M202.pdf
diff --git a/docs/blueprints/M205.pdf b/docs/blueprints/M205.pdf
diff --git a/docs/blueprints/M210.pdf b/docs/blueprints/M210.pdf
diff --git a/docs/blueprints/M250.pdf b/docs/blueprints/M250.pdf
diff --git a/docs/blueprints/M251.pdf b/docs/blueprints/M251.pdf
diff --git a/docs/blueprints/README.md b/docs/blueprints/README.md
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+# File Descriptions
+
+> We have verified with the NNSA that our public release of these documents is in compliance with export control guidelines. 
+
+1. M100SH1 – [Feedwater and Condensate System I](https://github.com/transatomic/reactor/blob/master/blueprints/M100SH1.pdf)
+1. M100SH2 – [Feedwater and Condensate System II](https://github.com/transatomic/reactor/blob/master/blueprints/M100SH2.pdf)
+1. M101 – [Process Flow Diagram – Steam System](https://github.com/transatomic/reactor/blob/master/blueprints/M101.pdf)
+1. M105 – [Primary Cooling System – Loop A and B](https://github.com/transatomic/reactor/blob/master/blueprints/M105.pdf)
+1. M106 – [Intermediate Cooling and Drain Down System](https://github.com/transatomic/reactor/blob/master/blueprints/M106.pdf)
+1. M107 – [Primary Loop Normal and Emergency Drain System](https://github.com/transatomic/reactor/blob/master/blueprints/M107.pdf)
+1. M108 – [Offgas System](https://github.com/transatomic/reactor/blob/master/blueprints/M108.pdf)
+1. M109 – [Drain Tank Cooling System – Loop A and B](https://github.com/transatomic/reactor/blob/master/blueprints/M109.pdf)
+1. M110 – [Fuel Salt Preprocessing and Loading System](https://github.com/transatomic/reactor/blob/master/blueprints/M110.pdf)
+1. M111 – [Decay Heat Removal System](https://github.com/transatomic/reactor/blob/master/blueprints/M111.pdf)
+1. M112 – [Emergency Core Cooling System](https://github.com/transatomic/reactor/blob/master/blueprints/M112.pdf)
+1. M200 – [Reactor Building Plan 42' Elevation Section](https://github.com/transatomic/reactor/blob/master/blueprints/M200.pdf)
+1. M201 – [Reactor Building Plan 0' Elevation Section](https://github.com/transatomic/reactor/blob/master/blueprints/M201.pdf)
+1. M202 – [Reactor Building Plan -24' and -42' Elevation Section](https://github.com/transatomic/reactor/blob/master/blueprints/M202.pdf)
+1. M205 – [Reactor Building Section A-A](https://github.com/transatomic/reactor/blob/master/blueprints/M205.pdf)
+1. M210 – [Plot Plan](https://github.com/transatomic/reactor/blob/master/blueprints/M210.pdf)
+1. M250 – [Turbine Building Operating Floor](https://github.com/transatomic/reactor/blob/master/blueprints/M250.pdf)
+1. M251 – [Turbine Building Section A-A](https://github.com/transatomic/reactor/blob/master/blueprints/M251.pdf)
+1. one-line-diagram – [Simplified representation of three-phase power system](https://github.com/transatomic/reactor/blob/master/blueprints/one-line-diagram.pdf)
+1. steampro-analysis – [Analysis of turbine system](https://github.com/transatomic/reactor/blob/master/blueprints/steampro-analysis.PDF)
+1. water-balance – [Whole-plant water balance](https://github.com/transatomic/reactor/blob/master/blueprints/water-balance.pdf)
diff --git a/docs/blueprints/one-line-diagram.pdf b/docs/blueprints/one-line-diagram.pdf
diff --git a/docs/blueprints/steampro-analysis.PDF b/docs/blueprints/steampro-analysis.PDF
diff --git a/docs/blueprints/water-balance.pdf b/docs/blueprints/water-balance.pdf
diff --git a/docs/maintenance.md b/docs/maintenance.md
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+These instructions are also at [https://transatomic.github.io/maintenance.md](https://transatomic.github.io/maintenance.md).
+
+
+
+<br/><br/>
+
+# Maintenance
+
+Maintaining this site is easy.  It's a [github pages](https://pages.github.com/) site.
+
+This site currently relies on Github's mechanism to translate `markdown` to HTML.  That
+is not required, and may be disabled at any time.
+
+
+
+<br/><br/>
+
+## Updating the page
+
+Updating is done with an `npm` script in `package.json`.
+
+```
+npm run build
+```
+
+The site will now rebuild itself.  Afterwards, just commit as normal.
+
+```
+git add . -A
+git commit -m "what changed"
+git push origin
+```
+
+Given a minute or two, the site will now update itself.
+
+
+
+<br/><br/>
+
+## Changing the theme
+
+Because of the `npm` automation, there's an extra step to changing the theme, above and
+beyond a normal Github Pages site.  (Sorry.  It's fixable, but I'm lazy, and theme changing
+is something most people do zero or one times, so, it doesn't seem worth the effort.)
+
+1. First update the theme like you'd expect. Notice that it works. 
+    1. Ha! This is software. 
+    1. It will fail later when you don't expect it and don't remember the relevant context.
+1. Later, you update the docs and rebuild. 
+    1. Wtf? The. The old theme is back?
+1. That's because of a step at the end in `package.json` 
+    1. This step copies its clone of the gh pages config, which includes theme, over the existing one
+    1. That's because nuking the docs folder nukes the gh pages config
+1. So if you want to change the theme:
+    1. Make the change as normal
+    1. Pull the repo. 
+        1. Notice GH has changed `/docs/_config.yml`
+    1. Replace the repo's `githubpages_config.yml` with that new `_config.yml`
+    1. Now the build process enforces your new theme instead of the old one
+    1. Huzzah
diff --git a/docs/open-questions/README.md b/docs/open-questions/README.md
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+# Open questions
+
+This subdirectory outlines what we view as some of the key unsolved problems in molten salt reactor development -- these are areas where new technologies and/or new companies are needed to fill crucial gaps. 
+
+We'd love to get your feedback on additional issues you've identified as well. You can add new ones via the **[github repo's issue tracker](https://github.com/transatomic/reactor/issues)** (tab at the top of the repo page,) and we'll integrate them here. 
+
+![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/77482/50378886-ff002400-05f0-11e9-9d25-84115971c350.png)
+
+
+
+<br/><br/>
+
+## MSR Safeguards and Materials Control
+
+Liquid fuel is inherently more difficult to monitor and safeguard than solid fuel. At the most basic level, monitoring solid fuel relies on counting fuel assemblies -- this is not possible with liquid fuel. In an MSR, it is necessary to keep careful track of both
+
+1. the volume of the fuel salt and
+1. its isotopic composition 
+
+to ensure that materials are not being diverted from the site. The situation is further complicated by the fact that the fuel salt is not necessarily homogenous within the reactor. Several new technologies could be developed to help address this problem, including the following: 
+
+* Flow meters and other monitoring devices capable of withstanding the high temperatures, radiation damage, and corrosive environment of an MSR. 
+* Methods of evaluating off-gas composition (e.g. using mass spec) as a cross-check for reactor isotopic composition. 
+* Methods to directly (in situ) monitor fuel salt composition in the reactor. 
+* Secure communications protocols for outside verification of these measurements. 
diff --git a/docs/tech-reports/ORNL-TM-2016-742.pdf b/docs/tech-reports/ORNL-TM-2016-742.pdf
diff --git a/docs/tech-reports/ORNL-TM-2017-475.pdf b/docs/tech-reports/ORNL-TM-2017-475.pdf
diff --git a/docs/white-papers/Neutronics-White-Paper-v1.1.pdf b/docs/white-papers/Neutronics-White-Paper-v1.1.pdf
diff --git a/docs/white-papers/TAP-520-White-Paper-v2.1.pdf b/docs/white-papers/TAP-520-White-Paper-v2.1.pdf
diff --git a/docs/white-papers/TPX-Microreactor-Design-Overview-v0.1.pdf b/docs/white-papers/TPX-Microreactor-Design-Overview-v0.1.pdf
diff --git a/docs/white-papers/ZrH-White-Paper-v3.5.pdf b/docs/white-papers/ZrH-White-Paper-v3.5.pdf
diff --git a/githubpages_config.yml b/githubpages_config.yml
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+theme: jekyll-theme-cayman
diff --git a/maintenance.md b/maintenance.md
@@ -0,0 +1,60 @@
+These instructions are also at [https://transatomic.github.io/maintenance.md](https://transatomic.github.io/maintenance.md).
+
+
+
+<br/><br/>
+
+# Maintenance
+
+Maintaining this site is easy.  It's a [github pages](https://pages.github.com/) site.
+
+This site currently relies on Github's mechanism to translate `markdown` to HTML.  That
+is not required, and may be disabled at any time.
+
+
+
+<br/><br/>
+
+## Updating the page
+
+Updating is done with an `npm` script in `package.json`.
+
+```
+npm run build
+```
+
+The site will now rebuild itself.  Afterwards, just commit as normal.
+
+```
+git add . -A
+git commit -m "what changed"
+git push origin
+```
+
+Given a minute or two, the site will now update itself.
+
+
+
+<br/><br/>
+
+## Changing the theme
+
+Because of the `npm` automation, there's an extra step to changing the theme, above and
+beyond a normal Github Pages site.  (Sorry.  It's fixable, but I'm lazy, and theme changing
+is something most people do zero or one times, so, it doesn't seem worth the effort.)
+
+1. First update the theme like you'd expect. Notice that it works. 
+    1. Ha! This is software. 
+    1. It will fail later when you don't expect it and don't remember the relevant context.
+1. Later, you update the docs and rebuild. 
+    1. Wtf? The. The old theme is back?
+1. That's because of a step at the end in `package.json` 
+    1. This step copies its clone of the gh pages config, which includes theme, over the existing one
+    1. That's because nuking the docs folder nukes the gh pages config
+1. So if you want to change the theme:
+    1. Make the change as normal
+    1. Pull the repo. 
+        1. Notice GH has changed `/docs/_config.yml`
+    1. Replace the repo's `githubpages_config.yml` with that new `_config.yml`
+    1. Now the build process enforces your new theme instead of the old one
+    1. Huzzah
diff --git a/open-questions/README.md b/open-questions/README.md
@@ -2,14 +2,23 @@
 
 This subdirectory outlines what we view as some of the key unsolved problems in molten salt reactor development -- these are areas where new technologies and/or new companies are needed to fill crucial gaps. 
 
-We'd love to get your feedback on additional issues you've identified as well. You can add new ones via the "Issues" tab at the top of the page, and we'll integrate them here. 
+We'd love to get your feedback on additional issues you've identified as well. You can add new ones via the **[github repo's issue tracker](https://github.com/transatomic/reactor/issues)** (tab at the top of the repo page,) and we'll integrate them here. 
+
+![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/77482/50378886-ff002400-05f0-11e9-9d25-84115971c350.png)
+
+
+
+<br/><br/>
 
 ## MSR Safeguards and Materials Control
 
 Liquid fuel is inherently more difficult to monitor and safeguard than solid fuel. At the most basic level, monitoring solid fuel relies on counting fuel assemblies -- this is not possible with liquid fuel. In an MSR, it is necessary to keep careful track of both
+
 1. the volume of the fuel salt and
 1. its isotopic composition 
+
 to ensure that materials are not being diverted from the site. The situation is further complicated by the fact that the fuel salt is not necessarily homogenous within the reactor. Several new technologies could be developed to help address this problem, including the following: 
+
 * Flow meters and other monitoring devices capable of withstanding the high temperatures, radiation damage, and corrosive environment of an MSR. 
 * Methods of evaluating off-gas composition (e.g. using mass spec) as a cross-check for reactor isotopic composition. 
 * Methods to directly (in situ) monitor fuel salt composition in the reactor.