High grade uranium resources in the United States : an overview
A time analysis of uranium exploration, production and known reserves in the United States is employed to reveal industry trends. The basis for this analysis is the data collected, processed and published by the A.E.C.'s Grand Junction Office. This analysis reveals that exploration, thus...
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| author | Graves, Richard E. |
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| description | A time analysis of uranium exploration, production and known reserves in the United States is employed to reveal industry trends. The
basis for this analysis is the data collected, processed and published
by the A.E.C.'s Grand Junction Office. This analysis reveals that
exploration, thus the quantity of known uranium, has been governed
by demand. Factors affecting the prospects for future discoveries
are discussed. The author concludes that the resource base
may be substantially greater than is presently known, and calls for a
national research effort to better quantify the extent of our uranium
resources. |
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| spelling | mit-1721.1/272932019-04-11T02:45:26Z High grade uranium resources in the United States : an overview Graves, Richard E. Uranium industry in United States Uranium ores in United States A time analysis of uranium exploration, production and known reserves in the United States is employed to reveal industry trends. The basis for this analysis is the data collected, processed and published by the A.E.C.'s Grand Junction Office. This analysis reveals that exploration, thus the quantity of known uranium, has been governed by demand. Factors affecting the prospects for future discoveries are discussed. The author concludes that the resource base may be substantially greater than is presently known, and calls for a national research effort to better quantify the extent of our uranium resources. National Science Foundation Grant #GI-39150 2005-09-15T20:48:57Z 2005-09-15T20:48:57Z 1974 Technical Report 13510659 http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/27293 en_US MIT-EL 74-012 1404277 bytes application/pdf application/pdf MIT Energy Lab |
| spellingShingle | Uranium industry in United States Uranium ores in United States Graves, Richard E. High grade uranium resources in the United States : an overview |
| title | High grade uranium resources in the United States : an overview |
| title_full | High grade uranium resources in the United States : an overview |
| title_fullStr | High grade uranium resources in the United States : an overview |
| title_full_unstemmed | High grade uranium resources in the United States : an overview |
| title_short | High grade uranium resources in the United States : an overview |
| title_sort | high grade uranium resources in the united states an overview |
| topic | Uranium industry in United States Uranium ores in United States |
| url | http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/27293 |
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