Document Type
Annual Report
Publication Date
2007
First page number:
58
Last page number:
59
Abstract
The specific research objective of this three-year project is to design and conduct accelerator driven experiments, which will help demonstrate in the U.S. the ability to design, compute, and conduct ADSS experiments and to predict and measure source importance, coupling efficiency, sub-critical reactor kinetics and source-driven transients. In addition, databases will be created for both steady state and transient ADSS experiments for the nuclear community to develop and test new computational codes and methods, and the importance of a driving neutron source in various regions of different subcritical assemblies will be mapped. Experiments will be conducted and compared to calculations with radiation transport and thermal-hydraulics codes such as MCNPX and RELAP.
Keywords
Accelerator-driven systems; Bremsstrahlung; Nuclear fission; Nuclear reactions; Neutrons; Photons; Transmutation (Chemistry)
Controlled Subject
Accelerator-driven systems; Bremsstrahlung; Nuclear reactions
Disciplines
Nuclear | Nuclear Engineering
File Format
File Size
175 KB
Language
English
Rights
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Repository Citation
Beller, D.
(2007).
Reactor Physics Studies for the AFCI Reactor-Accelerator Coupling Experiments Project.
58-59.
Available at:
https://digitalscholarship.unlv.edu/hrc_trp_sciences_physics/36