Jason M Harp Contact harpjm@ornl.gov All Publications Characterization of the radial microstructural evolution in LWR UO2 using electron backscatter diffraction Short Communication: Observation of Initial Burst Release of Fission Gas from High-Burnup UO2 Nuclear Fuel During Thermal Transient Identifying chemically similar multiphase nanoprecipitates in compositionally complex non-equilibrium oxides via machine learning High-burnup fuel stress analysis prior to and during a LOCA transient Electron microscopy characterization of the fuel-cladding interaction in medium burnup annular fast reactor MOX Postirradiation Examination from Separate Effects Irradiation Testing of Uranium Nitride Kernels and Coated Particles A Critical Review of High Burnup Fuel Fragmentation, Relocation, and Dispersal under Loss-Of-Coolant Accident Conditions Summary of the Postirradiation Examination of the First Samples from a MiniFuel Irradiation Characterization of a minor actinides bearing metallic fuel pin irradiated in EBR-II Post-irradiation examinations of annular mixed oxide fuels with average burnup 4 and 5% FIMA Uranium nitride tristructural-isotropic fuel particle Development of Large Bore Rabbit Capsules in Support of BWR Cladding Irradiations in HFIR Swelling and Fission Gas Release of U-10Mo and U-17Mo Following Neutron Irradiation at 250 – 500°C Investigation of UO2 Doped with Fe2O3 Sintered Under a Reducing Atmosphere Status of the Fuel Fragment Dispersal Studies at Oak Ridge National Laboratory... NON-DESTRUCTIVE POST IRRADIATION EXAMINATION OF FIRST CYCLE ACCIDENT TOLERANT AND ADVANCED ZIRCONIUM ALLOY HIGH BURNUP FUEL RODS Characterization of Fuel and Cladding In and Near the Pellet-Pellet Gap of a High-Burnup Pressurized Water Reactor Fuel Rod BISON VALIDATION TO PRESSUREIZED WATER REACTOR HIGH-BURNUP POST-IRRADIATION EXAMINATION DATA FUEL FRAGMENT DISPERSAL DURING A POSTBURST VIBRATION EVENT... DEVELOPMENT OF TRANSIENT FISSION GAS RELEASE CAPABILITIES TO STUDY HIGH BURNUP COMMERCIAL FUEL PERFORMANCE UNDER LOSS OF COOLANT ACCIDENT CONDITIONS THE U.S. ACCIDENT TOLERANT FUELS PROGRAM: RECENT ACCOMPLISHMENTS SUPPORTING IMPLEMENTATION METHOD FOR EXPOSING IRRADIATED FUEL CLADDING TO RAPID THERMAL TRANSIENTS ROADRUNNER MiniFuel Experiment - Irradiation Target Design and Sample Characterization Recent High Burnup LOCA Testing at Oak Ridge National Laboratory... Dispersal of high-burnup fuel fragment surrogate particles during and after loss-of-coolant accident tests Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 … Next page ›› Last page Last » Key Links Curriculum Vitae Google Scholar ORCID LinkedIn IMPACT@ORNL Organizations Fusion and Fission Energy and Science Directorate Nuclear Energy and Fuel Cycle Division Nuclear Fuel Development Section Nuclear Fuel Element Performance Group
