Publications

Meacham, Janette E.; Meacham, Paul G.

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Meacham, Janette E.; Meacham, Paul G.; Huber, Cynthia M.; Grong, Erica L.; Dennis, Ray S.

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Meacham, Janette E.; Meacham, Paul G.; Huber, Cynthia M.; Grong, Erica L.

The DOE-NE NWM Cloud was designed to be a generic set of tools and applications for any nuclear waste management program. As policymakers continue to consider approaches that emphasize consolidated interim storage and transportation of spent nuclear fuel, a gap analysis of the tools and applications provided for spent nuclear fuel and high-level radioactive waste disposal in comparison those needed for siting, licensing, and developing a consolidated interim storage facility and/or for a transportation campaign will help prepare DOE for implementing such potential policy direction. This report evaluates the points of alignment and potential gaps between the applications on the NWM Cloud that supported SNF disposal project, and the applications needed to address QA requirements and for other project support needs of an SNF storage project.

Meacham, Janette E.; Meacham, Paul G.; Harris, Ruth A.

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Meacham, Paul G.; Meacham, Janette E.; Bonano, Evaristo J.

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Meacham, Paul G.; Meacham, Janette E.; Bonano, Evaristo J.

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Meacham, Paul G.; Meacham, Janette E.; Bonano, Evaristo J.

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Montoya, Tracy L.; Meacham, Paul G.; Perry, David P.; Broyles, Robin S.; Hickey, Steven H.; Hernandez, Jacquelynne H.

Flow battery energy storage systems can support renewable energy generation and increase energy efficiency. But, presently, the costs of flow battery energy storage systems can be a significant barrier for large-scale market penetration. For cost- effective systems to be produced, it is critical to optimize the selection of materials and components simultaneously with the adherence to requirements and manufacturing processes to allow these batteries and their manufacturers to succeed in the market by reducing costs to consumers. This report analyzes performance, safety, and testing requirements derived from applicable regulations as well as commercial and military standards that would apply to a flow battery energy storage system. System components of a zinc-bromine flow battery energy storage system, including the batteries, inverters, and control and monitoring system, are discussed relative to manufacturing. The issues addressed include costs and component availability and lead times. A service and support model including setup, maintenance and transportation is outlined, along with a description of the safety-related features of the example flow battery energy storage system to promote regulatory and environmental, safety, and health compliance in anticipation of scale manufacturing.