Neutronics Models for Integrated Testing of Transport NPP on Land-Based Prototype Testing Facilities.

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Title: Neutronics Models for Integrated Testing of Transport NPP on Land-Based Prototype Testing Facilities.
Authors: Artemov, V. G.1 otd10@mail.ru, Artemova, L. M.1, Bessonov, D. Yu.1, Zinatullin, R. E.1, Ivanov, A. S.1, Karpov, A. S.1, Korotaev, V. G.1, Kuznetsov, A. N.1, Piskarev, A. V.1
Source: Atomic Energy. Jun2022, Vol. 132 Issue 2, p75-81. 7p.
Subjects: Testing laboratories, Software development tools, Prototypes, Integrated software, Systems software
Abstract: An approach to providing computational support for tests of TNPPs on prototype stands using software tools for the integrated modeling of neutronics and thermohydraulic processes is presented. The basic software systems and models developed on their basis for calculating per-fuel-rod characteristics of fuel assemblies in quasi-static (burnup calculation) and dynamic regimes, as well as for conducting computational experiments using uncertainty and sensitivity analysis method, are considered. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:An approach to providing computational support for tests of TNPPs on prototype stands using software tools for the integrated modeling of neutronics and thermohydraulic processes is presented. The basic software systems and models developed on their basis for calculating per-fuel-rod characteristics of fuel assemblies in quasi-static (burnup calculation) and dynamic regimes, as well as for conducting computational experiments using uncertainty and sensitivity analysis method, are considered. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:10634258
DOI:10.1007/s10512-023-00907-6