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Fortran Fortran runtime error: End of file
Dear jedishrfu, Thanks for your help. I done success. :)- marlh
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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Fortran Fortran runtime error: End of file
Dear all, I want to read file "d1.dat": 1.025000+7 5.794453+0 1.050000+7 5.770080+0 1.075000+7 5.750135+0 1.100000+7 5.734860+0 1.125000+7 5.724448+0 1.150000+7 5.719060+0 1.175000+7 5.718829+0 1.200000+7 5.723865+0 1.219440+7 5.730802+0 1.225000+7 5.732945+0 1.250000+7 5.743325+0...- marlh
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- Error File Fortran Runtime
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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Fortran Reading and reformatting cross.dat in Fortran
Thanks PF Patron! That's nice solution. I have one more question about format: do you know how to remove letter 'E' in result (This looks like 1.000000-5 replace 1.000000E-5).- marlh
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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Fortran Reading and reformatting cross.dat in Fortran
I'm trying to read the next data text file :cross.dat 1.000000-5 0.000000+0 2.530000-2 0.000000+0 7.712958+1 0.000000+0 2.250000+3 0.000000+0 2.250000+3 1.838880+1 2.300000+3 1.936710+1 2.500000+3 1.986000+1 2.650000+3 1.843220+1 2.900000+3 1.832230+1 3.000000+3 1.816280+1...- marlh
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- File Fortran
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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PWR plant cycle analysis with 85% isentropic efficiency
"Nuclear Systems I - Thermal Hydraulic Fundamentals" - Todreas- marlh
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- Forum: Nuclear Engineering
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PWR plant cycle analysis with 85% isentropic efficiency
Thank QuantumPion comments! I think it is one of the problems of a nuclear engineer working with thermodynamics. My problem is "Compute the ratio ,of the primary to secondary fow rates" with pump of the primary. How change the cycle thermal efciency and the nuclear plant thermodynamic efciency...- marlh
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- Forum: Nuclear Engineering
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PWR plant cycle analysis with 85% isentropic efficiency
Can you help me solution: The PWR plant of Figure 6-6 operates under the conditions given in Table 6-6. Assume that the turbine and pump have isentropic effciencies of 85%. 1. Draw the temperature-entropy (T-s) diagram for this cycle . 2. Compute the ratio ,of the...- marlh
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- Analysis Plant Thermodynamic
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- Forum: Nuclear Engineering
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Effect of continuous refueling on decay heat
Thank for help friends. I had solved this problem, because I can't type formula in forum so I can't post solution. If you need it, you could send me a PM.- marlh
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- Forum: Nuclear Engineering
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Effect of continuous refueling on decay heat
This is Problem 3-5: Effect of continuous refueling on decay heat (section VIII) into pages 72 - book: Nuclear Systems I - Thermal Hydraulic FundamentalsAnswers in book: Case 1 / Case 2 1 minute: P = 81.9 MW / P = 81.0 MW...- marlh
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- Forum: Nuclear Engineering
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Effect of continuous refueling on decay heat
Estimate the decay heat rate in a 300 MWth reactor in which 3.2% mU-enriched U02 assemblies are being fed into the core. The burned-up fuel stays in the core for 3 years before being replaced. Consider two cases: 1. The core is replaced in two batches every 18 months. 2. The fuel...- marlh
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- Continuous Decay Heat
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- Forum: Nuclear Engineering
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Calculating minimum critical power ratio and pumping power for BWR and PWR
Thank for Astronuc about hint. I have solved the exercise.:smile:- marlh
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- Forum: Nuclear Engineering
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Calculating minimum critical power ratio and pumping power for BWR and PWR
I'm studying about Thermal Hydraulic. When i read book :"NUCLEAR SYSTEMS I Thermal Hydraulic Fundamentals" - Neil E. Todreas and Mujid S. Kazimi. I don't understand about : calculate "Minimum critical power ratio" & calculate "Pumping power" in problem: a) Calculate the minimum critical...- marlh
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- Hydraulic Thermal
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- Forum: Nuclear Engineering