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Transient methods for pin-resolved whole core transport using the 2D-1D methodology in MPACT

  • Aug Zhu
  • , Yunlin Xu
  • , Aaron Graham
  • , Mitchell Young
  • , Thomas Downar
  • , Liangzhi Cao
  • University of Michigan, Ann Arbor

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摘要

This paper presents the development and preliminary validation of the transient transport capability within the framework of the pin resolved, 2D- 1D method in the core neutronics code MPACT. A description of the transient methodology developed in MPACT is first provided and then two alternative transient CMFD acceleration techniques are described, a one group (1 G) and a multigroup (MG) CMFD. Results show that the MG CMFD is more effective for practical transient problems. The NEM nodal transient method is then presented as the 1D axial solver for the 2D-1D method in MPACT. Numerical results are then presented for the 2D TWIGL and 3D SPERT benchmarks. The TWIGL results from MPACT are shown to agree well with the DeCART transport code and other reference solutions. Preliminary results are then shown for the SPERT III test 86 case and the MPACT result is shown to be in reasonable agreement with the experimental data.

源语言英语
主期刊名Mathematics and Computations, Supercomputing in Nuclear Applications and Monte Carlo International Conference, M and C+SNA+MC 2015
出版商American Nuclear Society
2360-2375
页数16
ISBN(电子版)9781510808041
出版状态已出版 - 2015
活动Mathematics and Computations, Supercomputing in Nuclear Applications and Monte Carlo International Conference, M and C+SNA+MC 2015 - Nashville, 美国
期限: 19 4月 201523 4月 2015

出版系列

姓名Mathematics and Computations, Supercomputing in Nuclear Applications and Monte Carlo International Conference, M and C+SNA+MC 2015
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会议

会议Mathematics and Computations, Supercomputing in Nuclear Applications and Monte Carlo International Conference, M and C+SNA+MC 2015
国家/地区美国
Nashville
时期19/04/1523/04/15

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