ANL analysis of ZPPR-13A
ANL analysis of ZPPR-13A
The ZPPR-13 experiments provide basic physics data for radial heterogeneous LMFBR cores of approximately 700MWe size. Assemblies ZPPR-13A, ZPPR-13B and ZPPR-13C comprised the JUPITER-II cooperative program between the U.S. Department of Energy (US DOE) and PNC of Japan. The measurements were made between August 1982 and April 1984. The core designs and the measurements were planned jointly by the two parties with substantial input from U.S. industrial interests to ensure coverage of the design requirements. This report describes in detail the results of the Argonne National Laboratory (ANL) analyses of phase 13A.
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Design, Reactor Fueling, International Cooperation, Us Doe, Voids, Measuring Methods, Coordinated Research Programs, Reactor Physics, Heterogeneous Reactor Cores, Japan, Lmfbr Type Reactors, Control Rod Worths, Nuclear Reactions, Control Elements, Reactor Components, Usa, Calculation Methods, Criticality, Reactor Kinetics, Computer Codes, 21 Nuclear Power Reactors And Associated Plants, Reactivity, 22 Nuclear Reactor Technology, Eigenvalues, Zppr Reactor, Cross Sections, Pnc, Experimental Data
Design, Reactor Fueling, International Cooperation, Us Doe, Voids, Measuring Methods, Coordinated Research Programs, Reactor Physics, Heterogeneous Reactor Cores, Japan, Lmfbr Type Reactors, Control Rod Worths, Nuclear Reactions, Control Elements, Reactor Components, Usa, Calculation Methods, Criticality, Reactor Kinetics, Computer Codes, 21 Nuclear Power Reactors And Associated Plants, Reactivity, 22 Nuclear Reactor Technology, Eigenvalues, Zppr Reactor, Cross Sections, Pnc, Experimental Data
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