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THREE-DIMENSIONAL DIFFUSION THEORY ANALYSIS OF THE POWER BURST FACILITY.

  • D. W. Nigg
  • , A. J. Scott

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Abstract

Three-dimensional neutron diffusion calculations are routinely performed in support of various NRC-sponsored reactor fuel testing programs conducted in the Power Burst Facility test reactor at the Idaho National Engineering Laboratory. The calculations are done with the PDQ-7-II program. Results obtained to date show that criticality is quite accurately predicted at various steady-state power levels. In addition, for one reactor configuration considered measured axial power distributions at three different radial locations compare well with the predicted distributions.

Original languageEnglish
Pages363-373
Number of pages11
StatePublished - 1978
EventProc of ANS Top Meet on Adv in React Phys, Pap - Gatlinburg, TN, USA
Duration: Apr 10 1978Apr 12 1978

Conference

ConferenceProc of ANS Top Meet on Adv in React Phys, Pap
CityGatlinburg, TN, USA
Period04/10/7804/12/78

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