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Investigation of the Void Coefficient and Other Integral Parameters in the PROTEUS-LWHCR Phase II Program

Seiler, Rudolf
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Chawla, Rakesh  
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Gmur, Kurt
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1988
Nuclear Technology

Comparisons of calculated and measured neutron balance components are reported for the 7. 5% fissile plutonium reference test lattice of the PROTEUS-light water high conversion reactor (LWHCR) phase II program, both wet (with H//2O) and dry (100% void). Special experimental techniques have been developed and applied, particularly for k// infinity , and the range of directly measured reaction rate ratios has been extended. For the two cell codes tested, WIMS-D/1981 library and KARBUS/KEDAK-4, specific shortcomings have been identified; the new measurements have been found to be significantly more representative and accurate than the earlier phase I experiments.

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DOI
10.13182/NT88-A34054
Author(s)
Seiler, Rudolf
Chawla, Rakesh  
Gmur, Kurt
Hager, Helmut
Berger, Hans-Dieter
Bohme, Roland
Date Issued

1988

Publisher

American Nuclear Society

Published in
Nuclear Technology
Volume

80

Issue

2

Start page

311

End page

323

Editorial or Peer reviewed

REVIEWED

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OTHER

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