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Comparison of the Cross-section Sensitivity of the Tritium Breeding Ratio in Various Fusion-reactor Blankets
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Additional Results Concerning Cross-section Sensitivity of Tritium Breeding in a Fusion Reactor Blanket
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Previous work concerning cross-section sensitivity of the tritium breeding ratio showed ine effects of altering a partial cross section independently of other partial cross sections, permitting the total cross section to rise or fall. The results reported here are mostly for variations made while keeping the total cross section constant. The cases considered were for high and low values of the cross sections for /sup 6/Li(n,)t, /sup 7/Li(n, n' alpha)t, and for /sup 93/Nb(n2n) with compensatory changes in other cross sections. The general conclusions of previous work have been borne out both qualitatively and quantitatively under the present more realistic ground rules. In addition, results are reported for a modified CTR benchmark which has blanket material in place of the graphite reflector. This case shows a drop of 0.13 in /sup 6/Li productions, a rise of 0.02 in /sup 7/Li productions, and an increase of 0.15 in neutron leakage. (auth).
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Previous work concerning cross-section sensitivity of the tritium breeding ratio showed ine effects of altering a partial cross section independently of other partial cross sections, permitting the total cross section to rise or fall. The results reported here are mostly for variations made while keeping the total cross section constant. The cases considered were for high and low values of the cross sections for /sup 6/Li(n,)t, /sup 7/Li(n, n' alpha)t, and for /sup 93/Nb(n2n) with compensatory changes in other cross sections. The general conclusions of previous work have been borne out both qualitatively and quantitatively under the present more realistic ground rules. In addition, results are reported for a modified CTR benchmark which has blanket material in place of the graphite reflector. This case shows a drop of 0.13 in /sup 6/Li productions, a rise of 0.02 in /sup 7/Li productions, and an increase of 0.15 in neutron leakage. (auth).
Cross-section Sensitivity of Tritium Breeding in Fusion Reactor Blankets
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Ion; San Diego, California, USA (16 Apr 1974). The objective of the present study is the identification of crosssection uncertainties which might produce uncertainties of the order of several percent in the tritium breeding ratio in fusion reactor blankets. The model chosen was the bench-mark configuuration specified at the Neutronics Session of the International Working Sessions on Fusion Reactor Technology. Using ENDF/B version 3 cross sections and an S4- P3 transport calculation, calculations of the effects of substantial cross section changes were performed both individually and in selected pairs which would leave the total cross section of an isotope unchanged. The cross sections most worth further study were the 7Li(n, n' alpha)t, the 93Nb (n,2n) and (n, n') reactions. (auth).
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Ion; San Diego, California, USA (16 Apr 1974). The objective of the present study is the identification of crosssection uncertainties which might produce uncertainties of the order of several percent in the tritium breeding ratio in fusion reactor blankets. The model chosen was the bench-mark configuuration specified at the Neutronics Session of the International Working Sessions on Fusion Reactor Technology. Using ENDF/B version 3 cross sections and an S4- P3 transport calculation, calculations of the effects of substantial cross section changes were performed both individually and in selected pairs which would leave the total cross section of an isotope unchanged. The cross sections most worth further study were the 7Li(n, n' alpha)t, the 93Nb (n,2n) and (n, n') reactions. (auth).
Nuclear Cross Sections for Technology
Author: Joseph L. Fowler
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Category : Cross sections (Nuclear physics)
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Pages : 1064
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Pages : 1064
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NBS Special Publication
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Category : Weights and measures
Languages : en
Pages : 1058
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Category : Weights and measures
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Pages : 1058
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Nuclear Cross Sections and Technology
Author: Roald A. Schrack
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Category : Cross sections (Nuclear physics)
Languages : en
Pages : 556
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Category : Cross sections (Nuclear physics)
Languages : en
Pages : 556
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Nuclear Science Abstracts
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Category : Nuclear energy
Languages : en
Pages : 640
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Pages : 640
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ERDA Research Abstracts
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Category : Power resources
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Pages : 756
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Category : Power resources
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Pages : 756
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Nuclear Data for Science and Technology
Author: K.H. Bockhoff
Publisher: Springer Science & Business Media
ISBN: 9400970994
Category : Science
Languages : en
Pages : 1049
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Proceedings of the International Conference, Antwerp, Belgium, September 6-10, 1982
Publisher: Springer Science & Business Media
ISBN: 9400970994
Category : Science
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Pages : 1049
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Proceedings of the International Conference, Antwerp, Belgium, September 6-10, 1982
Fusion Technology
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Category : Fusion reactors
Languages : en
Pages : 258
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Pages : 258
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