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TRISO-fueled high temperature gas cooled / heat pipe micro reactors have the potential to contain strong gradients in the fission power source due to the discrete placement of TRISO particles (a double-heterogeneity) in fuel compacts. This may be challenging for AMR strategies, and so a single-physics benchmark problem should be developed to allow for the testing of Monte Carlo adaptive mesh refinement against HTGR/HPMR geometries which are more complicated than a single unit cell.
Design
The model should include:
A python script which generates OpenMC xml input files for a HTGR/HPMR compact;
A mesh input file which generates a coarse mesh that accurately represents the underlying CAD geometry without considering the spatial distribution of tallies;
A OpenMC input file which runs the OpenMC cases and maps the fission heat source and neutron flux to the mesh mirror with a mesh tally.
Impact
Allows for the testing of AMR strategies against HTGR/HPMR geometries with an increase in complexity over a unit cell.
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Reason
TRISO-fueled high temperature gas cooled / heat pipe micro reactors have the potential to contain strong gradients in the fission power source due to the discrete placement of TRISO particles (a double-heterogeneity) in fuel compacts. This may be challenging for AMR strategies, and so a single-physics benchmark problem should be developed to allow for the testing of Monte Carlo adaptive mesh refinement against HTGR/HPMR geometries which are more complicated than a single unit cell.
Design
The model should include:
Impact
Allows for the testing of AMR strategies against HTGR/HPMR geometries with an increase in complexity over a unit cell.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: