NNSA celebrates 10th anniversary of Alarm Response Training at Y-12
Administrator attends ceremony to laud program that has trained more than 6,400 participants from 48 states and 19 countries
global security
CNS’ Hassler named INMM Fellow
Morris Hassler, senior director of Consolidated Nuclear Security‘s Global Security & Strategic Partnerships, was named a fellow of the Institute of Nuclear Materials Management at the organization‘s 59th annual meeting in Baltimore, Maryland.
X-ray Diffractometer
Y-12 recently acquired one of the most high-performing X-ray diffractometers available today, which will allow our scientists to study the intricacies of uranium.
Nanotechnology
Y‑12 was a pioneer in the nanotechnology business.
Manufacturing Processes
Manufacturing processes at Y-12 require the use of precision machinery modified to meet our unique process requirements and exacting specifications.
High-efficiency Thermal Neutron Detector
Y-12 recently developed a high-efficiency thermal neutron detector.
Additive Manufacturing
Y-12’s machining expertise complements our ability to produce additive manufacturing tooling and components.
Technologies and Research Capabilities
We’re furthering research and development of additive manufacturing in national security applications.
Contacts
For more information about NRFTC, contact:
Toby Williams at 865.241.2945
Or direct inquires to our mailing address:
Y-12 National Security Complex
P.O. Box 2009
Oak Ridge, TN 37831-8245
Special Training Materials
Realistic training is enhanced by the use of relevant quantities of nuclear and radiological materials. These materials force teams to exercise the full range of their equipment and to properly exercise tactics, techniques and procedures.
The Y-12 site license allows the use of weapons-grade nuclear material, providing trainees the opportunity to recognize and detect materials of greatest concern. Available materials
include: