How Does Fast Non Leakage Probability Impact Nuclear Reactor Safety?

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Fast non-leakage probability is influenced by geometric buckling and the time it takes for neutrons to thermalize. When neutrons leak out, they escape the system and cannot interact with the moderator, affecting the overall probability of non-leakage. The discussion highlights the importance of understanding these factors to manage neutron behavior effectively. Solutions to mitigate leakage and enhance fast non-leakage probability may require further exploration or guidance from academic resources. Addressing these challenges is crucial for optimizing neutron economy in nuclear systems.
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what are the factors that affects fast non leakage probability and if neutron leak out occurs how the fast non leakage probability varies
 
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Pfnl is geometric buckling (squared) and time to thermalize. Neutron leakage does occur and once the neutron has leaked then it will not see an intended moderator again and will escape.
 
how can i solve this then ??
 

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