Recent content by nuclearsneke
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Exceeding the saturation temperature of coolant on the clad for PWR
Hello there. I have been conducting a thermal calculation of a fuel assembly for KLT-40S reactor (a small modular PWR-like reactor installed at the floating nuclear power plant "Akademik Lomonosov" with electric power of 35 MWe.) and obtained some interesting results. It seems that cladding...- nuclearsneke
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- Coolant Saturation Temperature
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- Forum: Nuclear Engineering
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Can reducing Boric acid concentrations extend the life of fuel assemblies?
Actually, i am studying questions of fuel lifetime extension right now. If you want fuel to be utilized longer, you may be interested in use of thorium-based fuel as it builds up u233, a fissile material, and also produces less transuranic waste. However, u233 has gradually lower delayed...- nuclearsneke
- Post #8
- Forum: Nuclear Engineering
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MCNP5 tallies conversion and MCNPX
Hi there I want to convert the flux (F4:N tally) from mcnp units to cm-2s-1 units. How to do that? Also I have some bug in MCNPX: while running the file, I get an error like " >bad trouble in imcn in routine xin >Cannot find bertin " How to solve it? Database for MCNP5-MCNPX got installed already.- nuclearsneke
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- Mcnp Mcnp5 Mcnpx
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- Forum: Nuclear Engineering
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How to Simulate Parallel Beams in MCNP5 or MCNPX?
Hi, I am interested in simulation of parallel beams for neutrons and photons (separately of course). Any ideas on how to simulate them in MCNP5 or MCNPX?- nuclearsneke
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- Beam Mcnp5 Mcnpx
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- Forum: Nuclear Engineering
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Undergrad Uncertainty in measurements of the thickness of a pile of pellets
Howdie! We have been playing around with melting and molding HDPE pellets recently. After that, we measured their diameter and thickiness 5 times each to get an uncertainty. In our experiments we put one pellet between gamma-source and detector and measure its attenuation. After that we place...- nuclearsneke
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- Measurements Thickness Uncertainty Uncertainty propagation
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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Undergrad Convert cylindrical coordinates to Cartesian
Nope, I am but a merely fan of cyberpunk2077 and its slang :)- nuclearsneke
- Post #6
- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Undergrad Convert cylindrical coordinates to Cartesian
I know about jacobians. If my B_phi is 0, then I can just put my B(Br,0,Bz) as B(Bx,0,Bz)? I will only have neutron leakage in x-axis and in z axis. That's preem!- nuclearsneke
- Post #4
- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Undergrad Convert cylindrical coordinates to Cartesian
Good day! I am currently struggling with a very trivial question. During my studies, I operated with a parameter called "geometrical buckling" for neutrons and determined it in cylindrical coordinates. But thing is that we usually do not consider buckling's dependence on angle so its angular...- nuclearsneke
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- Cartesian Convert Coordinates Cylindrical Cylindrical coordinates
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Model UO2(5%)+Th+U233 Fuel in MCNPX for SCWR
N/v for fuel is (rho_fuel*N_a/M(th232*(1-0.0366)+u233*(0.0366))) N/v for u233 is n/v_fuel*0.0366 N/v for th232 is n/v_fuel*(1-0.0366) These quantities will be in cm^-3- nuclearsneke
- Post #5
- Forum: Nuclear Engineering
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Uranium density in fuel meat/kernel
Wow. Given that I had a material science course mostly focused on phase diagrams and lattice types, I have never heard of that preem law/rule of mixture. Now the problem I mentioned above looks so trivial... Thank you, Astronuc!- nuclearsneke
- Post #7
- Forum: Nuclear Engineering
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Uranium density in fuel meat/kernel
I get it that density of fuel would be low due to its dispersion in alloy. But is there any way to calculate a density of fuel pellet starting from this "uranium density in fuel kernel" value?- nuclearsneke
- Post #5
- Forum: Nuclear Engineering
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Uranium density in fuel meat/kernel
I hab this one but no luck :(- nuclearsneke
- Post #3
- Forum: Nuclear Engineering
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I want to write my own Monte Carlo code for Neutron transport
There is a Russian code named Mcu with a shitton of functions. I can share it for you but documentation is in Russian. Write me in PM if you are interested.- nuclearsneke
- Post #12
- Forum: Nuclear Engineering
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Uranium density in fuel meat/kernel
Howdy partners! I am currently doing some project on Klt40s neutronic simulation (you might have heard of Akademik Lomonosov, the floating npp). But I have encountered a problem with fuel density. The only info that i got that "uranium density IN FUEL MEAT/KERNEL" is 4.5 g/cm3. The Fuel is...- nuclearsneke
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- Density Fuel Uranium
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- Forum: Nuclear Engineering
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How to finally run an input file via VISED/MCNP5 without error?
Howdy, my fellow nuclear colleagues! I am new to MCNP5 and currently I am trying to simulate something simple like a sphere of UO2 to calculate its critical size. Whenever I run my file via MCNP5 or Vised, I get an error message like bad trouble in subroutine pass1 of imcn...- nuclearsneke
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- Error File Input
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- Forum: Nuclear Engineering