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Jan12-13, 11:25 AM   #1
 

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why does eta(Reproduction Factor) fall down when we change fuel leg from maximum level of yield?
 
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Jan12-13, 11:51 AM   #2
 
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why does eta(Reproduction Factor) fall down when we change fuel leg from maximum level of yield?
I don't quite follow the question, specifically the part "when we change fuel leg from maximum level of yield". Please elaborate on this statement.

η = Ʃi (vi Ʃf,i) / Ʃa, where Ʃa is the weighted sum of the macroscopic absorption cross-section of the fuel material mixture. The index i refers to the fissile (and fertile) species. Fertile nuclides fission mainly with fast neutrons.

There are neutron energy spectral effects and temperature effects. If v (nu) increases, the fission cross-section decreases and the absorption increases (due to increased resonance absorption). One has to look at the fissile and fertile species, as well as other materials and coolant.
 
Jan13-13, 12:37 PM   #3
 
thanks alot for ur good respond to my question.ur suggetion is right and I try to solve my problem in asking questions.
 
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