
doi: 10.2172/4559840
Report issued by the Argonne National Laboratory discussing a computer program used for fast reactor safety experiments. As stated in the summary, "this report gives a detailed description of a hybrid-computer program for calculating temperatures in a multi-region, axisymmetric, cylindrical configuration consisting of solid materials bounded by flowing coolant. Included is an explanation of the mathematical methods, together with a discussion of special features, input-output descriptions, and several sample problems" (p. 7). This report includes tables, and illustrations.
Reactor Safety, Uses Reactors, Temperature, Fast/Temperature Calculations For Treat, Analog-Digital Computer Program For Transient, N38180* --Power Reactor Development--Safety & Siting, Reactors, Fast Neutrons, Transients, Treat, Analog Systems, Programming, Reactor Safety Experiments/ Temperature Calculations For Treat, Digital Systems, Research Reactors, Determination
Reactor Safety, Uses Reactors, Temperature, Fast/Temperature Calculations For Treat, Analog-Digital Computer Program For Transient, N38180* --Power Reactor Development--Safety & Siting, Reactors, Fast Neutrons, Transients, Treat, Analog Systems, Programming, Reactor Safety Experiments/ Temperature Calculations For Treat, Digital Systems, Research Reactors, Determination
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