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RELAP5-3D 4.x: Thermal-Hydraulic Nuclear Reactor Analysis

INL Software (Photographer), George Mesina (Developer), Nolan Anderson (Developer), Cliff Davis (Developer), Jennifer Forsman (Developer), Peter Cebull (Developer), Paul Murray (Developer), Glenn Roth (Developer), Paul Bayless (Developer), Richard Riemke (Developer), Bob Mart (Developer), Richard Moore (Developer), Larry Siefkin (Developer), John Tolli (Developer), Walter Weaver (Developer), Richard Wagner (Developer), James Fisher (Developer), Arthur Shieh (Developer), Kenneth Carlson (Developer), Rex Shumway (Developer)Han-Hsuing Kuo (Developer), Jerry Judd (Developer), Seungho Paik (Developer), Riley Cumberland (Developer), Joshua Hykes (Developer)

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Abstract

RELAP5-3D is the latest released code in the RELAP5 series. Developed at Idaho National Laboratory, the RELAP5 family aids the analysis of transients and accidents in water-cooled nuclear power plants and related systems. The software can also analyze advanced reactor designs. RELAP5-3D differs from earlier code in the series because it offers fully integrated and multi-dimensional thermal-hydraulic and kinetic modeling. It runs on both Linux and Windows operating systems, with training and users group available.

This software is a controlled nuclear code, subject to a special release process due to its sensitive nature. To request access, please visit the Nuclear Computational Resource Center and create an account.
Original languageAmerican English
StatePublished - 2009

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