2016
DOI: 10.13182/nse15-9
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Improved Mixed Oxide Fuel Calculations with the Evaluated Nuclear Data Library JEFF-3.2

Abstract: An overestimation of the k eff values for MOX fuels was identified with Monte-Carlo (TRIPOLI4) and deterministic (APOLLO2) calculations based on the Evaluated Nuclear Data Library JEFF. The overestimation becomes sizeable with the Pu-ageing, reaching a reactivity change of ∆ρ ≃ +700 pcm for integral measurements carried out with MOX fuel containing a large amount of Americium. This bias was observed on various critical configurations performed in the zero power reactor EOLE of the CEA Cadarache, France. The pr… Show more

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“…A detailed explanation of the evaluation work and the benchmark results can be found in Refs. [83,84]. Resonance parameters for n + 241 Am were derived by adjusting them in a least squares fit to experimental data that are reported in the EXFOR library together with the transmission and capture data obtained by Lampoudis et al [85] at the GELINA facility.…”
Section: Am In the Resonance Rangementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…A detailed explanation of the evaluation work and the benchmark results can be found in Refs. [83,84]. Resonance parameters for n + 241 Am were derived by adjusting them in a least squares fit to experimental data that are reported in the EXFOR library together with the transmission and capture data obtained by Lampoudis et al [85] at the GELINA facility.…”
Section: Am In the Resonance Rangementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The 111 stable nuclide evaluations from TENDL adopted in the JEFF-3.3 neutron sub-library Nuclides 17,18 O, 20,21,22 Ne, 31 P, 32,33,34,36 S, 36,38 Ar, 39,41 K, 40,42,43,44,46 Ca, 45 Sc, 46−50 Ti, 51 V, 64,[66][67][68]70 Zn 69,71 Ga, 75 As, 74,[76][77][78]80 Se, 79,81 Br, 80,[82][83][84]86 Kr, 85 Rb, 84,86−88 Sr, 93 Nb, 100,101 Ru, 102,110 Pd, 107 Ag, 122,124 Sn, 120,…”
Section: Table 18mentioning
confidence: 99%