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Nuclear Data Needs for Generation IV Nuclear Energy Systems : Proceedings of the International Workshop, Antwerpen, Belgium, 5-7 April 2005.
Title:
Nuclear Data Needs for Generation IV Nuclear Energy Systems : Proceedings of the International Workshop, Antwerpen, Belgium, 5-7 April 2005.
Author:
Rullhusen, Peter.
ISBN:
9789812773401
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Physical Description:
1 online resource (300 pages)
Contents:
CONTENTS -- Organising and Scientific Advisory Committees -- Preface -- Nuclear Data Needs for Generation IV Systems -- Future of Nuclear Energy and the Role of Nuclear Data -- Nuclear Data Needs for Generation IV Nuclear Energy Systems- Summary of U.S. Workshop -- Nuclear Data Needs for the Assessment of Gen. IV Systems -- Nuclear Data Needs for Generation IV- Lessons from Benchmarks? -- Core Design Issues of the Supercritical Water Fast Reactor -- GFR Core Neutronics Studies at CEA -- Comparative Study on Different Phonon Frequency Spectra of Graphite in GCR -- Innovative Fuel Types for Minor Actinides Transmutation -- The Importance of Nuclear Data in Modeling and Designing Generation IV Fast Reactors -- The GIF and Mexico "Everything Begins With A Wish" -- Benchmarks Sensitivity Calculations Uncertainties -- Sensitivity of Advanced Reactor and Fuel Cycle Performance Parameters to Nuclear Data Uncertainties -- Sensitivity and Uncertainty Study for Thermal Molten Salt Reactors -- Integral Reactor Physics Benchmarks- The International Criticality Safety Benchmark Evaluation Project (ICSBEP) and the International Reactor Physics Experiment Evaluation Project (IRPHEP) -- Computer Model of an Error Propagation Through Micro-Campaign of Fast Neutron Gas Cooled Nuclear Reactor -- Combining Differential and Integral Experiments on 239Pu for Reducing Uncertainties in Nuclear Data Applications -- Sensitivity of Activation Cross Sections of the Hafnium Tantalum and Tungsten Stable Isotopes to Nuclear Reaction Mechanisms -- Generating Covariance Data with Nuclear Models -- Sensitivity of Candu-SCWR Reactor Physics Calculations to Nuclear Data Files -- The Lead Cooled Fast Reactor Benchmark BREST-300: Analysis with Sensitivity Method.

Sensitivity Analysis of Neutron Cross-Sections Considered for Design and Safety Studies of LFR and SER Generation IV Systems -- Experiments -- INL Capabilities for Nuclear Data Measurements Using the Argonne Intense Pulsed Neutron Source Facility -- Cross-Section Measurements in the Fast Neutron Energy Range -- Recent Measurements of Neutron Capture Cross Sections for Minor Actinides by a JNC and Kyoto University Group -- Determination of Minor Actinides Fission Cross Sections by Means of Transfer Reactions -- Evaluated Data Libraries -- Nuclear Data Services from the NEA -- Nuclear Databases for Energy Applications: An IAEA Perspective -- Nuclear Data Evaluation for Generation IV -- Improved Evaluations of Neutron-Induced Reactions on Americium Isotopes -- Using Improved ENDF-Based Nuclear Data for Candu Reactor Calculations -- A Comparative Study on the Graphite-Moderated Reactors Using Different Evaluated Nuclear Data -- Author Index.
Abstract:
This volume presents recent progress in the improvement of the nuclear database needed for the development of Generation IV nuclear energy systems. The Generation IV International Forum (GIF) identified six advanced concepts for sustainable nuclear energy production at competitive prices and with advanced safety, with special attention to nuclear non-proliferation and physical protection issues, minimization of long-lived radiotoxic waste, and optimum natural resource utilization System groups have been established for studying these concepts in detail, and nuclear data are an inherent part of these studies. This book reviews the work recently performed for the development of these systems. The contributions include an up-to-date overview of recent achievements in sensitivity analysis, model calculations, estimates of uncertainties, and the present status of nuclear databases with regard to their applications to Generation IV systems. In the workshop, special attention was given to the identification of nuclear data needs from sensitivity analysis of benchmark experiments and the treatment of uncertainties. The proceedings contain overviews of several experimental program and recent results of interest for the development of Generation IV systems. Contents: Nuclear Data Needs for Generation IV Systems: Future of Nuclear Energy and the Role of Nuclear Data (P Finck); Nuclear Data Needs for Generation IV Nuclear Energy Systems - Summary of US Workshop (T A Taiwo & H S Khalil); Innovative Fuel Types for Minor Actinides Transmutation (D Haas et al.); Benchmarks, Sensitivity Calculations, Uncertainties: Sensitivity of Advanced Reactor and Fuel Cycle Performance Parameters to Nuclear Data Uncertainties (G Aliberti et al.); Computer Model of an Error Propagation Through Micro-Campaign of Fast Neutron Gas Cooled Nuclear Reactor (E Ivanov); Generating

Covariance Data with Nuclear Models (A J Koning); Experiments: INL Capabilities for Nuclear Data Measurements Using the Argonne Intense Pulsed Neutron Source Facility (J D Cole et al.); Cross-Section Measurements in the Fast Neutron Energy Range (A Plompen); Recent Measurements of Neutron Capture Cross Sections for Minor Actinides by an JNC and Kyoto University Group (H Harada et al.); Evaluated Data Libraries: Nuclear Data Evaluation for Generation IV (G Noguère et al.); Improved Evaluations of Neutron-Induced Reactions on Americium Isotopes (P Talou et al.); and several other important contributions. Readership: Graduate students and nuclear physicists interested in experimental nuclear physics, nuclear reactions modeling, and reactor physics, especially the development of Generation IV reactors.
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