Assessment Approach to Advanced Fuel Models

Stephen R. Novascone; Daniel J. Vanwasshenova; Albert Casagranda; Gyanender Singh; Pierre-Clement A. Simon

doi:10.2172/1825516

Assessment Approach to Advanced Fuel Models

Nuclear Fuels & Materials

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This document constitutes completion of the NEAMS milestone M3MS-21IN0201016, which is titled: Assessment of advanced fuel improvements. In this report we present: (1) simulations of separate effects creep tests for uranium alloy and HT-9; (2) examples of standardizing and updating metallic fuel assessments to include the latest models and key output figures of merit, which is coordinated with LANL to better evaluate advanced models; (3) examples of how the FIPD database at ANL is integrated into metallic fuel assessment cases; and finally (4) documentation of fuel-specific figures of merit and the BISON review process for assessments with best practices for preparing and reviewing finite element simulations in the appendix.

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DOIs	https://doi.org/10.2172/1825516
State	Published - Sep 15 2021

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