Is there any free burnup code

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around the search for free burnup codes, specifically focusing on the context of nuclear engineering and fuel depletion calculations. Participants explore different software options and clarify the types of codes being referenced.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory, Technical explanation, Debate/contested

Main Points Raised

  • One participant inquires about the availability of free burnup codes.
  • Another participant suggests that the answer depends on specific requirements and mentions Serpent as a free option with a restricted license.
  • A participant reiterates the initial question and introduces the idea of calculating burnup from power density and fuel geometry, seeking clarification on whether the inquiry pertains to a depletion code or a core simulator.
  • A later reply confirms the focus on depletion codes.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants have not reached a consensus on specific free burnup codes, and multiple viewpoints regarding the types of codes and their functionalities remain present.

Contextual Notes

There are limitations regarding the clarity of requirements for the burnup codes, as well as the definitions of depletion codes versus core simulators, which are not fully resolved in the discussion.

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hello,every body ,I want to know is there any any free burnup code? thank you
 
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The short answer is "it depends". What are your requirements?
i.e. Serpent is free/gratis, uses open source graphics library, provides source code, but has a restricted licence.
 
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googlefans said:
hello,every body ,I want to know is there any any free burnup code? thank you
One can calculate burnup, simply from power density and fuel geometry. Is one referring to a depletion code or core simulator?
 
Astronuc said:
One can calculate burnup, simply from power density and fuel geometry. Is one referring to a depletion code or core simulator?
you are right , I mean depletion code
 

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