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Benchmark Specifications for the TREAT Minimum Critical and M8CAL Cores Evaluators Internal Reviewers Thomas Downar Volkan Seker University of Michigan Independent Reviewer John Bess, INL Richard Lell, ANL September 30, 2016

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Benchmark Specifications for the TREAT

Minimum Critical and M8CAL Cores

Evaluators

Internal Reviewers

Thomas Downar

Volkan Seker

University of Michigan

Independent Reviewer

John Bess, INL

Richard Lell, ANL

September 30, 2016

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Status of Compilation / Evaluation / Peer Review

Section 1 Compiled Independent

Review

Working

Group Review

Approved

1.0 Detailed Description YES YES/NO/NA YES/NO/NA YES/NO/

NA

1.1 Description of the Core

Configurations

YES YES/NO/NA YES/NO/NA YES/NO/

NA

1.2 Overview of the

Measurements

YES YES/NO/NA YES/NO/NA YES/NO/

NA

1.3 Description of Reactivity

Coefficient Measurements

(MC)

YES YES/NO/NA YES/NO/NA YES/NO/

NA

1.4 Description of Kinetics

Measurements

NA YES/NO/NA YES/NO/NA YES/NO/

NA

1.5 Description of Power

Distribution Measurements

(MC+)

YES YES/NO/NA YES/NO/NA YES/NO/

NA

1.6 Description of Rod Worth

Measurements (M8CAL)

YES YES/NO/NA YES/NO/NA YES/NO/

NA

Section 2 Evaluated Independent

Review

Working

Group Review

Approved

2.0 Evaluation Of Experimental

Data

YES YES/NO/NA YES/NO/NA YES/NO/

NA

2.1 Evaluation of Key

Compositions/Data

YES YES/NO/NA YES/NO/NA YES/NO/

NA

2.2 Evaluation of Reactivity

Effects Data

YES YES/NO/NA YES/NO/NA YES/NO/

NA

2.3 Evaluation of Reactivity

Coefficient Data

NO YES/NO/NA YES/NO/NA YES/NO/

NA

2.4 Evaluation of Kinetics

Measurements Data

NA YES/NO/NA YES/NO/NA YES/NO/

NA

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2.5 Evaluation of Power

Distribution Data

NO YES/NO/NA YES/NO/NA YES/NO/

NA

2.6 Evaluation of Other

Miscellaneous Types of

Measurements

NA YES/NO/NA YES/NO/NA YES/NO/

NA

Section 3 Compiled Independent

Review

Working

Group Review

Approved

3.0 Benchmark Specifications YES YES/NO/NA YES/NO/NA YES/NO/

NA

3.1 Benchmark-Model

Specifications

YES YES/NO/NA YES/NO/NA YES/NO/

NA

3.2 Benchmark-Model

Specifications for Reactivity

Effects Measurements

YES YES/NO/NA YES/NO/NA YES/NO/

NA

3.3 Benchmark-Model

Specifications for Reactivity

Coefficient Measurements

YES YES/NO/NA YES/NO/NA YES/NO/

NA

3.4 Benchmark-Model

Specifications for Kinetics

Measurements

NA YES/NO/NA YES/NO/NA YES/NO/

NA

3.5 Benchmark-Model

Specifications for Power

Distribution Measurements

YES YES/NO/NA YES/NO/NA YES/NO/

NA

3.6 Benchmark-Model

Specifications of Other

Miscellaneous Types of

Measurements

NA YES/NO/NA YES/NO/NA YES/NO/

NA

Section 4 Compiled Independent

Review

Working

Group Review

Approved

4.0 Results of Sample

Calculations

YES YES/NO/NA YES/NO/NA YES/NO/

NA

4.1 Monte Carlo Calculations YES YES/NO/NA YES/NO/NA YES/NO/

NA

4.2 Deterministic Calculations YES YES/NO/NA YES/NO/NA YES/NO/

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NA

4.3 Results of Reactivity

Coefficient Calculations

YES YES/NO/NA YES/NO/NA YES/NO/

NA

4.4 Results of Kinetics

Parameter Calculations

NA YES/NO/NA YES/NO/NA YES/NO/

NA

4.5 Results of Power

Distribution Calculations

YES YES/NO/NA YES/NO/NA YES/NO/

NA

4.6 Results of Neutron Flux

Calculations

NA YES/NO/NA YES/NO/NA YES/NO/

NA

4.7 Results of Calculations of

Other Miscellaneous Types of

Measurements

NA YES/NO/NA YES/NO/NA YES/NO/

NA

Section 5 Compiled Independent

Review

Working

Group Review

Approved

5.0 REFERENCES YES YES/NO/NA YES/NO/NA YES/NO/

NA

Appendix A: Computer Codes,

Cross Sections, and Typical

Input Listings

YES YES/NO/NA YES/NO/NA YES/NO/

NA

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1.0 DETAILED DESCRIPTION

The Transient Reactor Test Facility (TREAT) is located at the Idaho National Laboratory (INL) and is a

small, air-cooled test facility designed to simulate conditions inside typical reactor cores in order to assess

the behavior of reactor fuels and structural materials during operation. TREAT is located on-site at INL,

and experiments are assembled at the Hot Fuel Examination Facility (HFEF) at the INL Materials and

Fuels Complex (MFC) west of Idaho Falls and are then transported to TREAT to be loaded into the core.

Once testing and irradiation are completed, the experiments and failed fuels are returned to HFEF for

examination. A view of the facility is shown in Figure 1.1.

Figure 1.1. Aerial View of TREAT Facility at INL

TREAT was designed with various unique characteristics. Specifically, transient testing is performed by

subjecting the reactor materials to short pulses of high-power radiation. The main design objective of

TREAT was to simulate and monitor conditions which lead to fuel damage which requires rapid

movement of control rods, easy access to the center of the core, and an inherent temperature-dependent

shutdown mechanism. Graphite in the driver fuel has a large negative temperature reactivity coefficient

and provides a temperature sink resulting in high safety performance. The center of the core is left empty

such that experimental tests may be placed inside, and viewing slots for cameras are placed in the reactor

walls. A hodoscope placed in one wall collimates and detects fast fission neutrons, which provides

information regarding fuel motion over time and space. A cutaway view of the TREAT facility showing

the hodoscope is shown in Figure 1.2.

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Figure 1.2. Cutaway view of TREAT Facility Showing Hodoscope [35]

The TREAT reactor has a long operational history. Constructed in 1959, TREAT ran continuously until

1994. One notable update was implemented in 1988, when the number and placement of control rods was

changed to improve the flux distribution in the core. In order to perform transient testing of new fuel

designs, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) made the decision to restart TREAT. The reactor is

projected to resume operation by 2018, with the transient tests beginning before 2020.

The benchmark discussed in this report is part of the TREAT restart effort and is intended to provide a

well characterization set of benchmarks to serve as basis to validate advanced modeling and simulation

computer codes. The benchmarks were characterized using Monte Carlo and deterministic models of

the Minimum Critical and the M8CAL core configurations of TREAT, as well as similar cores used for

flux and temperature distribution measurements. These models are intended to help improve the

understanding of the physics of the reactor and to provide the necessary insights to establish benchmark

specifications and to perform uncertainty quantification.

1.1 Description of the Core Configurations

The benchmark described here consists of three steady-state core configurations of the TREAT reactor.

The first two were taken from the original sequence of “Minimum Critical Cores” when the reactor began

operation and the third core is the M8CAL core which was the final core design before operation was

suspended in 1994 and will be the first core used for the TREAT restart. Three core configurations were

chosen to span the range of reactor measurements and core complexity necessary to model the current

TREAT core configuration. However, each of these benchmarks are standalone and can be modeled

separately since they do not depend on the others. The basis for much of the reactor specifications were

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obtained from the recently published reactor specifications in the INL report, “Baseline Assessment of

TREAT for Modeling and Analysis Needs,” [35] and the documentation of the operating conditions for

the initial minimum critical core was obtained from [36].

1.1.1 Overview of Experiment

The initial TREAT core loading went critical in February 1959, with 146 fuel elements and a neutron

source element at the core center. This source was replaced and the core was reconfigured into the

Minimum Critical Core (MCC) core as shown in Figure 1.3, consisting of 133 standard fuel elements,

eight control rod elements, and 16 Zircaloy-clad dummy fuel assemblies. The control rods were

withdrawn completely from the core in this configuration which will serve as the basis for the first of 4

cores used in this benchmark. The MCC is the first core configuration of this benchmark. A sequence

of fuel element worths and temperature coefficients were performed on the MCC, and only the

temperature coefficient for this core configuration will be included as part of the benchmark.

Instead, the detailed neutron flux distribution measurements were performed [36] on a subsequent core

configuration which added two fuel assemblies for a total of 135 fuel assemblies and a control rod #1 was

inserted between 47.5” and 49.5” into the core to maintain criticality. This configuration, displayed in

Figure 1.4, will be referred to as the “Minimum Critical Plus” (MC+) core configuration. The neutron

flux measurements were performed by placing fission counters containing U-235 and Pu-239 throughout

the core as well as inserting uranium foils at various radial locations in the center. More information on

these measurements will be provided in section 1.3.

Figure 1.3. Minimum Critical Core (MCC) Configuration.

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Figure 1.4. MC+ core configuration.

The M-series experiments were performed at TREAT in the 1990s which utilized a 4-in. by 8-in.

experimental can placed in the center of the core and an updated hodoscope design with a front collimator

placed inside the concrete shielding. One of the M-series experiments was the M8CAL core configuration

(shown in Figure 1.5) which is the basis for the fourth steady-state benchmark. Twenty-three (23)

irradiations were performed in M8CAL to determine the relationship between the fission power generated

in the TREAT core and the fission power in the test fuel.

Some of the key characteristics of M8CAL include:

• 318 Fuel assemblies (15 with thermocouples)

• 20 Control Rod assemblies (8 shutdown, 8 transient and 4 compensation)

• 12 Zr-Cladded reflector assemblies ( 1 of them is a source)

• 8 slotted dummy assemblies

• 1 slotted half assembly and 1 Zr-cladded half dummy assembly.

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Figure 1.5. M8CAL core configuration.

As noted previously, M8CAL is included in this benchmark since it provides the basis for the TREAT

core configuration that will be used for the restart and will also serve as the basis for the second transient

benchmark to be modeled in the next phase of the TREAT benchmarking activity. The M8CAL core is

similar to the Minimum Critical core, however an upgrade of the TREAT reactor between 1988 and 1990

resulted in changes to the neutronic environment within the TREAT core [37]. The M8CAL series of

calibration irradiations were all performed after the reactor upgrade. Among the important changes to the

reactor in the upgrade was the change in the array of transient rods and control/shutdown rods from a two-

ring concentric pattern to a single-ring pattern. The resulted in changes in the neutron flux distribution at

the experiment location as well as at the location of power and energy instruments at the core edge.

Critical positions of the control/shutdown rods and the transient rods were also changed. The

measurements of the M8CAL control rod worth will be part of the benchmark data.

In summary, the TREAT steady-state benchmark consists of sequence of three core configurations that

were chosen to the span the complexity of the core design as well as the types of measurements that were

performed and are considered important for modeling the core being used for the TREAT restart. A

summary of the characteristics of the core configurations used in this benchmark and the type of

measurements each will provide are summarized in Table 1.1.

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Table 1.1. Summary of Core Configuration Specifications

Configuration

Fuel

Assemblies

Control Rod

Assemblies

Zirconium

Assemblies

Hodoscope

Types of

Measurement

Minimum

Critical Core

(MCC)

133

8

16

No

Temperature

Coefficient

MC+

135

8

14

No

Flux

Distribution

M8CAL

318

20

0

Yes

Rod Worth

Data

1.1.2 Geometry of the Experiment Configuration and Measurement Procedure

Reactor Core and Assembly Types

The standard fuel assemblies used in the core of TREAT consist of highly-enriched uranium fuel

(approximately 93 wt.% U-235) placed inside a zircaloy can. Above and below the fuel region are

graphite sections. The graphite above the fuel contains an outgas tube for collection of fission products.

The fuel is square-shaped with chamfered edges which produces small square channels near the corners

of the fuel for coolant to flow through. A standard fuel assembly is shown in Figure 1.6.

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Figure 1.6. Standard fuel assembly (DWG# RE-1-21094) [35].

The aluminum-clad dummy fuel assemblies consist of a graphite block surrounded by an aluminum layer

and do not contain fuel, as seen in Figure 1.7. These assemblies can be placed inside the core to provide

additional reflection when fewer assemblies containing fuel are present.

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Figure 1.7. Aluminum-clad dummy fuel assembly (DWG# RE-1-21720) [35].

In order to provide a thermal buffer between the aluminum-clad assemblies and the fuel assemblies,

zircaloy-clad dummy assemblies were placed between them. The zircaloy-clad assemblies, shown in

Figure 1.8, are similar to the aluminum-clad assemblies except for the cladding material and they also

contain a dummy fuel block.

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Figure 1.8. Zircaloy-clad dummy fuel assembly (DWG# RE-1-22705) [35].

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Control Rods and Reserve Shutdown System

Two control rod designs have been used in TREAT. The control rods are composed of multiple sections

in both designs. In the current design, a grapple adapter is followed by a B4C poison section, which is clad

in mild steel. Three sections of CP-2 graphite then follow; the first is coated with zircaloy, and the others

in mild steel. The bottom section is connected to the control rod drive. This control rod design is

displayed in Figure 1.9.

Figure 1.9. Control rod design II (DWG# ID-ID-13461) [35].

In the minimum critical core configuration as well as various early measurements, an alternate control rod

design (shown in Figure 1.10) was used. In this design, 18” of the B4C poison region was replaced with

graphite, shortening the total poison section length to 42”. This design ensures that when fully withdrawn,

no poison sits inside the upper reflector region.

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Figure 1.10. Control rod fuel assembly used in minimum critical core (DWG# RE-1-22602) [35].

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Core Support Structure

A steel grid plate (Figure 1.11) supports the core assemblies and maintains the correct pitch. Holes in the

grid plate allow for insertion of both standard fuel and control rod assemblies, as well as experiments and

instrumentation. The grid plate itself is also supported by the concrete shielding on its sides as well as the

control rod guide below the plate. A central grid plate (Figure 1.12) is placed in the middle of the main

plate and provides further support.

Figure 1.11. Grid plate (DWG# RE-1-21695) [35].

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Figure 1.12. Center piece grid plate (DWG# RE-1-21722) [35].

Reactor Core Shielding and Containment

A heavy concrete shield 5 ft. thick and 15 ft. high surrounds the core. Below the core, 3-ft.-thick high-

density concrete serves as a shield and forms a portion of the subreactor room ceiling. A 4-ft-thick

concrete layer below the permanent reflector region provides a plenum area. This series of shields is

depicted in Figure 1.13.

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Figure 1.13. Reactor core shielding and subreactor room [35].

A steel shielding dummy assembly containing lead shot (Figure 1.14) is placed inside the core to prevent

radiation exposure during core rearrangement, but this assembly is not used during normal operation.

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Figure 1.14. Shielding Dummy Element (DWG# RE-1-24966) [35].

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Hodoscope and Instrumentation

The most notable diagnostic instrument used by TREAT is the fast-neutron hodoscope. Located in the

north wall, the hodoscope collimates fast neutrons produced in fission reactions and detects them,

providing information regarding transient fuel motion over the course of an experiment. Initially, the steel

collimators and detectors of the hodoscope were placed outside of the reactor core; during later (M-series)

experiments, an inner collimator was placed inside the concrete shielding near the north face of the

permanent reflector region. A radiography facility sits on the west face of the core. These and other

notable TREAT components are shown in Figure 1.15.

Figure 1.15. Key TREAT components including the fast-neutron hodoscope [35].

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Various sizes of access hole dummy assemblies are used for placement of experiments. Access holes

measure either 24, 48, or 49 inches. The 48- and 49-inch access holes provide larger slots between the

experiment and the hodoscope. The access hole assemblies contain no fuel but instead have a stiffener for

structural support and retain the zircaloy cladding. A 48” access hole assembly is shown in Figure 1.16.

Figure 1.16. Unfueled 48” access hole assembly (DWG# Z0012-0254) [35].

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Thermocouple dummy assemblies, shown in Figure 1.17, contain four thermocouples and no fuel.

Dummy fuel in the center of the rod is capped above and below by graphite plugs.

Figure 1.17. Four-thermocouple dummy assembly [35].

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Permanent Reflectors

A permanent reflector comprised of graphite blocks (Figure 1.18) surrounds the core. The 4”-square

graphite blocks are stacked to 7’ 8” and are two feet thick. Holes for instrumentation are placed in three of

the four reflector faces, and graphite gates can be shut when the holes are not in use. The stacks of

permanent reflector are supported by a sheet metal frame which is attached to the steel liner of the

concrete shield.

Figure 1.18. Permanent reflector region [35].

Coolant and Cooling System

Air is used as the coolant in a once-through pumping system. Two turbocompressors each rated at 3000

cfm draw air into the top of the reactor and it is filtered as it enters. The air flows downward through the

square passages created from the chamfered corners of the assemblies. Once the air coolant reaches the

lower plenum after passing the permanent reflector, it is drawn out, filtered again, and released to the

atmosphere via a 60 ft. stack. The reactor can be cooled within several hours with this cooling system.

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1.1.3 Material Data

Reactor Core and Assembly Types

Fuel

Carbon in the fuel was present both in its elemental form and as graphite. The fabrication of this carbon

used 75 parts graphite flour, 25 parts thermax, and 29.4 parts koppers coal tar by weight. During the

baking process of the carbon, a temperature of 950 °C was maintained, which allowed for 59%

graphitization. A higher temperature would result in more graphitization.

Zircaloys

The density of zircaloy-2 is 6.55 g/cc, and its standard composition is provided in Table 1.2.

Table 1.2. Standard composition of zircaloy-2 [1].

Element Min wt.% Max wt.%

Sn Fe Cr Ni Al B Cd Ca C Co Cu Hf H

Mg Mn Mo Nb N Si W Ti

U (total) Zr

1.2 0.07 0.05 0.03

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

1.7 0.2 0.15

0.0075 0.0075

0.00005 0.00005

0.003 0.027 0.002 0.005 0.01

0.0025 0.002 0.005 0.005 0.01

0.008 0.012 0.01

0.005 0.00035 Balance

The density of zircaloy-3 is 6.53 g/cc. A Zr-3 sample was analyzed by EAG in September 2012, and the

compositional measurement is provided in Table 1.3. Its standard composition is provided in Table 1.4.

The density of zircaloy-4 is 6.56 g/cc, and its standard composition is provided in Table 1.5.

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Table 1.3. ICP-MS compositional measurement of CP-2 zircaloy-3 [2].

Element Concentration (ppm wt) Element Concentration (ppm wt)

Li Be B C N O F

Na Mg Al Si P S Cl K Ca Sc Ti V Cr Mn Fe Co Ni Cu Zn Ga Ge As Se Br Rb Sr Y Zr Nb Mo Ru Rh

< 1 < 1 < 1 - - - -

< 10 < 1 5

< 10 < 10

- -

< 10 < 10 < 100

8 < 1 < 1 1

2600 < 1 < 1 < 1 < 1 < 1 < 1 < 1 < 1 -

< 1 < 1 10

Matrix 10 < 1 < 1 < 1

Pd Ag Cd In Sn Sb Te I

Cs Ba La Ce Pr Nd Sm Eu Gd Tb Dy Ho Er Tm Yb Lu Hf Ta W Re Os Ir Pt Au Hg Tl Pb Bi Th U

< 1 150 < 1 7

3000 < 1 < 1 -

< 1 < 1 < 1 < 1 < 1 < 1 < 1 < 1 < 1 < 1 < 1 < 1 < 1 < 1 < 1 < 1 < 1 < 1 < 1 < 1 < 1 < 1 < 1 < 1 < 1 < 1 6

< 1 < 1 < 1

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Table 1.4. Standard composition of zircaloy-3 [2].

Element Min wt.% Max wt.%

C Sn Fe Cr Ni N Hf Si Pb Al Ti W V

Mo Co Zr

- 0.2 0.2 - - - - - - - - - - - - -

0.05 0.3 0.3 0.5 0.5 0.1 0.2 0.1

0.013 0.0075 0.005 0.01 0.005 0.005 0.002

Balance

Table 1.5. Standard composition of zircaloy-4 [1, 3].

Element Min wt.% Max wt.%

Sn Fe Cr Ni Al B Cd Ca C Co Cu Hf H

Mg Mn Mo Nb N Si W Ti

U (total) Zr

1.2 0.18 0.07

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

1.7 0.24 0.13

0.007 0.0075 0.00005 0.00005 0.003 0.027 0.002 0.005 0.01

0.0025 0.002 0.005 0.005 0.01

0.008 0.012 0.01

0.005 0.00035 Balance

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Aluminum Alloys

The density of Al-1100 is 2.71 g/cc, and its standard composition is provided in Table 1.6.

Table 1.6. Standard composition of Al-1100 [4, 5].

Element Min wt.% Max wt.%

Si + Fe Cu Mn Mg Cr Zn Ti

Others (each) Others (total)

Al

- 0.05

- - - - - - -

99

0.95 0.2

0.05 - -

0.1 -

0.05 0.15

Balance

The density of Al-6061 is 2.71 g/cc, and its standard composition is provided in Table 1.7.

Table 1.7. Standard composition of Al-6061 [4].

Element Min wt.% Max wt.%

Si Fe Cu Mn Mg Cr Zn Ti

Others (each) Others (total)

Al

0.4 -

0.15 -

0.8 0.04

- - - - -

0.8 0.7 0.4 0.15 1.2 0.35 0.25 0.15 0.05 0.15

Balance

The density of Al-6063 is 2.685 g/cc [6], but has also been reported as 2.7 g/cc [7]. Its standard

composition is provided in Table 1.8.

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Table 1.8. Standard composition of Al-6063 [6, 7].

Element Min wt.% Max wt.%

Si Fe Cu Mn Mg Cr Zn Ti

Others (each) Others (total)

Al

0.2 - - -

0.45 - - - - - -

0.6 0.35 0.41 0.1 0.9 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.05 0.15

Balance

Steels

The density of type 1018 mild low-carbon steel is 7.87 g/cc, and type A36 low-carbon steel has a density

of 7.8 g/cc. All mild low-carbon steels can be represented with a mean density of 7.835 g/cc. The standard

composition of 1018 and A36 type steels, which are expected to be similar to the steels used in TREAT,

are provided in Table 1.9.

Table 1.9. Standard composition of 1018 and A36 type steels. [8, 9].

Element 1018 1018 A36 A36

Min wt.% Max wt.% Min wt.% Max wt.%

C 0.15 0.2 - 0.29

Mn 0.6 0.9 0.8 1.2

P - 0.03 - 0.04

S - 0.035 - 0.05

Cu - 0.2 - -

Ni - 0.2 - -

Cr - 0.15 - -

Mo - 0.06 - -

V - 0.008 - -

Nb - 0.008 - -

Ti - 0.0025 - -

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Si - - 0.15 0.4

Fe - Balance - Balance

The density of SS-304 is 8 g/cc, and its standard composition is provided in Table 1.10. SS-18-8 is, for

these purposes, identical in composition to SS-304.

Table 1.10. Standard composition of SS-304 [10, 11].

Element Min wt.% Max wt.%

C Cr Ni Mn Si P S N Fe

- 18 8 - - - - - -

0.1 20 12 2

0.75 0.045 0.03 0.1

Balance

Lead Bricks

The density of lead is 11.34 g/cc, and its standard composition is provided in Table 1.11.

Table 1.11. Standard composition of lead [12].

Element Min wt.% Max wt.%

Sb As Sn

Sb, As, & Sn Cu Ag Bi Zn Te Ni Fe Pb

- - - - - - - - - - -

99.94

0.001 0.001 0.001 0.002

0.0015 0.01 0.05 0.001

- 0.0005 0.001

Balance

Other Materials

The density of brass ranges from 8.4 g/cc to 8.7 g/cc, and its standard composition is provided in Table

1.12 [13].

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Table 1.12. Standard composition of brass [13].

Element Min wt.% Max wt.%

Cu Pb Fe Zn

60.0 2.5 - -

63.0 3.7

0.35 Balance

Graphitar consists of powder carbon allotropes, carbon black, and petroleum cokes blended with a

hydrocarbon binder. This mixture is pressed into a shape and is baked in a furnace. Multiple grades of

graphitar are used for specific purposes. Typical bearing grades are 14, 18, 39, 67, 80, and 86; grades 67

and 86 are most likely used in TREAT. Grade 67 graphitar has a density of 1.72 g/cc and contains carbon

and graphite. Grade 86 graphitar has a density of 1.90 g/cc and also contains resin impregnation [14]. The

exact composition of each grade is unknown. Grade 67 is used for light-duty applications including

guides and slides, while grade 86 is typically utilized in bearing applications requiring high strength and

hardness.

Control Rods and Reserve Shutdown System

The density of the B4C powder in the poison sections of the control rods has changed twice since 1960

due to densification and voiding issues and is currently 1.8 g/cc [15]. Direct measurement of the impurity

content of the B4C powder for TREAT was not available, and possible impurities are negligible [15].

An INCOLOY alloy is used in the cladding of the control rod for strength at high temperatures and

corrosion resistance. Historically, three main INCOLOY alloys have been developed, each with similar

physical and thermal properties. The density of each alloy is 7.94 g/cc. The standard compositions of each

alloy are provided in Table 1.13 [16]. Dysprosium is used in the instrumentation hole. The standard

atomic weight of dysprosium is 162.500(1) amu, and its isotopic composition is provided in Table 1.14

[17].

Table 1.13. Limiting chemical compositions (%) for INCOLOY alloys [16].

UNS Designation N08800 N08810 N08811

INCOLOY alloys 800 800H 800HT

Ni Cr Fe C Al Ti

Al + Ti ASTM grain size

30.0-35.0 19.0-23.0 39.5 min. 0.10 max. 0.15-0.60 0.15-0.60 0.30-1.20

Not specified

30.0-35.0 19.0-23.0 39.5 min. 0.05-0.10 0.15-0.60 0.15-0.60 0.30-1.20

5 or coarser

30.0-35.0 19.0-23.0 39.5 min. 0.06-0.10 0.25-0.60 0.25-0.60 0.85-1.20

5 or coarser

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Table 1.14. Isotopic composition of dysprosium [17]

Isotope Relative Atomic Mass Isotopic Composition

156 158 160 161 162 163 164

155.924 2847(17) 157.924 4159(31) 159.925 2046(20) 160.926 9405(20) 161.926 8056(20) 162.928 7383(20) 163.929 1819(20)

0.000 56(3) 0.000 95(3)

0.023 29(18) 0.188 89(42) 0.254 75(36) 0.248 96(42) 0.282 60(54)

Reactor Core Shielding and Containment

The shielding used in TREAT is called out as high-density heavy magnetite or hematite concrete in

previous reports. The density of the shield ranges from 3.204 g/cc to 3.524 g/cc [18, 19, 20, and 21]. As

no information regarding the composition of the concrete used in TREAT is available, the composition

can be inferred from data available for Portland cement [22, 23], hematite concrete [24], magnetite

concrete [25], and water. The compositions of these and the derived composition for the concrete used are

provided in Table 1.15.

Table 1.15. Possible composition (wt.%) of magnetite/hematite concrete [22, 23, 24, and 25].

Material Hematite Magnetite Portland Cement Water High-Density

Concrete

Hematite Magnetite

Portland Cement Water

40 - - -

- 40 - -

- -

10 -

- - -

10

40 40 10 10

CaO SiO2 Al2O3 Fe2O3 MgO SO3 K2O Na2O FeO MnO V2O3 Cr2O3 TiO2

LOI (assume H2O) Other (ignore)

2.6 7.09

- 88.2 1.35

- - - - - - - -

0.76 -

0.1594 0.0648 5.9594 49.858 4.1557

- - -

32.169 0.2192 0.1495 0.0249

7.24 - -

63 20 6 3

1.5 2

0.5 0.5 - - - - - 2

1.5

- - - - - - - - - - - - -

100 -

7.40 4.90 3.00 55.52 2.40 0.20 0.05 0.05 12.90 0.10 0.06 0.01 2.90 10.51

-

Total 100 99.9999 100 100 100

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The density of Boral is 2.53 g/cc. While data concerning the Boral used at TREAT is not available, its

standard composition is known (see Table 1.16) based on early development of Boral at ORNL [26].

Table 1.16. Basic composition of Boral [26].

Component Concentration

B4C Al

50 vol.% 50 vol.%

B Al C

36 wt.% 55.1 wt.% 8.9 wt.%

Hodoscope and Instrumentation

Thermocouple Materials

The density of Chromel ranges from 7.94 g/cc to 8.73 g/cc, with a mean value of 8.5 g/cc. The

composition corresponding to a density of 8.710 g/cc is provided in Table 1.17 [27].

Table 1.17. Composition of Chromel thermocouple alloy [27].

Element wt.%

Ni + Co Fe C Si

Mn S P Cr Co Al Cu As Pb Mg Sb Bi

Other

87.4 - 90.4 ≤ 0.3 ≤ 0.2 ≤ 0.4 ≤ 0.4

≤ 0.01 ≤ 0.003 9 - 10

0.6 - 1.2 ≤ 0.15 ≤ 0.25 ≤ 0.002 ≤ 0.002 ≤ 0.05 ≤ 0.002 ≤ 0.002

Total 1.4

The density of Alumel ranges from 8.50 g/cc to 8.60 g/cc. The composition corresponding to a density of

8.480 g/cc is provided in Table 1.18 [28].

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Table 1.18. Composition of Chromel thermocouple alloy [28].

Element wt.%

Ni + Co Fe C Si

Mn S P

Co Al Cu As Pb Mg Sb Bi

Other

91.5 - 95.15 ≤ 0.3 ≤ 0.1

0.85 - 1.5 1.8 - 2.7 ≤ 0.01

≤ 0.005 0.6 - 1.2 1.6 - 2.4 ≤ 0.25

≤ 0.002 ≤ 0.002 ≤ 0.05

≤ 0.002 ≤ 0.002

Total 0.7

The theoretical density of MgO insulation is 3.58 g/cc. Sample impurities in a 99.5 to 99.95%-pure

sample of MgO are provided in Table 1.19 [29].

Table 1.19. Mass-spectrographic analyses of MgO powders (ppm atomic) [29].

Species M-300 JPL 8

B N F

Na Al Si P S Cl K Ca Ti Cr Mn Fe Ni Co Zn Cu

3 100 110 100 75

2400 130 510 285 < 1 150 10 5 2

85 10 10 5 -

2 50 40 < 1 35 75 < 1 115 75 < 1 30 < 1 3

< 1 15 < 1 < 1 2

10

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The density of glass insulation, known as fiberglass or E-glass, ranges from 2.54 g/cc to 2.55 g/cc or 2.62

g/cc for boron-containing E-glass and boron-free E-glass, respectively [30]. The composition of E-glass is

provided in Table 1.20.

Table 1.20. Compositions (wt.%) of commercial E-glass fibers [30].

Component Boron-containing E-glass Boron-free E-glass

SiO2 B2O3 Al2O3 CaO MgO ZnO TiO2 Zr2O3 Na2O K2O Li2O Fe2O3

F2

52 - 56 4 - 6

12 - 15 21 - 23 0.4 - 4

- 0.2 - 0.5

- 0 - 1 Trace

- 0.2 - 0.4 0.2 - 0.7

59.0/60.1 -/-

12.1/13.2 22.6/22.1

3.4/3.1 -

1.5/0.5 /

0.9/0.6 -/0.2

/ 0.2/0.2 -/0.1

Chrysotile, the most common form of asbestos insulation, has a density of 2.55 ± 0.02 g/cc. Its chemical

structure is Mg3(Si2O5)(OH)4 or 3MgO-2SiO2-2H2O, and its composition is provided in Table 1.21 [31].

Table 1.21. Analysis of Chrysotile from Quebec, Canada [31].

Component wt.%

MgO SiO2 H2O FeO

Fe2O3 Al2O3 K2O

Others

42.50 41.97 13.56 1.57 0.38

~0.10 0.08

~0.10

Permanent Reflectors

Thirty-five (35) tons of graphite formerly used in Chicago Piles 1 and 2 were used in the TREAT reactor

reflectors [32]. The density of the graphite used was reported as 1.67 g/cc. The average boron impurity

was reported to be 1.0 ppm [32]. A CP-2 graphite sample was analyzed by EAG in September 2012, and

the results are given in Table 1.22.

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Table 1.22. GDMS compositional measurement of CP-2 graphite.

Element Concentration

(ppm wt) Element Concentration

(ppm wt)

Li Be B C N O F

Na Mg Al Si P S Cl K Ca Sc Ti V Cr Mn Fe Co Ni Cu Zn Ga Ge As Se Br Rb Sr Y Zr Nb Mo Ru Rh

0.67 < 0.05 0.35

Matrix - -

< 0.1 < 0.05 0.06 2.2 70

0.65 45

0.45 < 0.1 160

< 0.01 12 120

< 0.5 0.02 6.2

< 0.01 1.4 0.15

< 0.05 < 0.01 < 0.05 < 0.05 < 0.05 < 0.1

< 0.05 1.2 0.05 0.34

< 0.05 < 0.05 < 0.05 < 0.01

Pd Ag Cd In Sn Sb Te I

Cs Ba La Ce Pr Nd Sm Eu Gd Tb Dy Ho Er Tm Yb Lu Hf Ta W Re Os Ir Pt Au Hg Tl Pb Bi Th U

EBC

< 0.05 < 0.05 < 0.05 < 0.05 < 0.05 < 0.05 < 0.05 < 0.01 < 0.05 < 0.05 < 0.05 < 0.05 < 0.05 < 0.05 < 0.01 < 0.01 < 0.01 < 0.01 < 0.01 < 0.01 < 0.01 < 0.01 < 0.01 < 0.01 < 0.01 < 100 < 0.05 < 0.01 < 0.01 < 0.01 < 0.01 < 0.1 < 0.1

< 0.05 < 0.05 < 0.05 < 0.05 < 0.05 0.9176

Coolant and Cooling System

The air density at INL is approximately 0.0012 g/cc. The basic composition of air is known [34] and is

provided in Table 1.23.

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Table 1.23. Basic composition of air [34].

Component Volume (ppm)

Nitrogen (N2) Oxygen (O2) Argon (Ar)

Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Neon (Ne)

Helium (He) Methane (CH4) Krypton (Kr)

Hydrogen (H2) Water (H2O)

780840 209460

9340 380

18.18 5.24 1.7 1.14 0.55

10000

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1.2. Overview of the Measurements

The types of measurements performed on the sequence of Core Configurations in this benchmark are

shown in Table 1.24. The following sections will describe these measurements based on the data

provided in ANL-6173 [36] and ANL-IFR-232 [37].

Table 1.24. Types of measurements performed in each benchmark core configuration.

Configuration

Fuel

Assemblies

Control Rod

Assemblies

Types of

Measurement

Minimum Critical

(MCM)

133

8

Temperature

Coefficient

MC+

135

8

Flux Distribution

M8CAL

318

20

Rod Worth Data

1.3 Description of Reactivity Coefficient Measurements: Minimum Critical Core

1.3.1 Overview of the Measurements

Reactivity coefficients were measured on the Minimum Critical Mass (MCM) Core configuration as

described in [36]. The change in the core reactivity as the reactor temperature increases is primarily

driven by the increase in the average neutron temperature. As described in [36], changes in reactor size

due to the TREAT core expansion were considered second order and were neglected.

1.3.2 Geometry of the Experiment Configuration and Measurement Procedure

The geometry of the experiment was described in section 1.1.1. The measurement of the temperature

coefficient was performed both in the case of isothermal heating and for the case when the reactor had a

temperature distribution characteristic of the power distribution. In the latter case, an effective

temperature coefficient was obtained for the reactivity change per degree of the maximum reactor

temperature change. For the measurement of the isothermal temperature coefficient the reactor had been

cooled overnight by circulating cold outside air through the reactor and building, and again after the

reactor had been heated by circulating warm inside air through the reactor. Thermocouples distributed

throughout the core and reflector elements indicated essentially uniform temperature distribution.

(Thermocouples in the permanent reflector and shield indicated temperatures about 4°C warmer than the

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core during the cold measurements and about 8°C colder than the core during the hot measurements.) The

temperature coefficient was determined with both the long and short control rods. As indicated in Table

1.25, no significant difference in the coefficient was observed.

Table 1.25. Isothermal temperature coefficients [36].

Temperature Δk

(inhr)

Temperature Coefficient

Hot (°C) Cold (°C) (inhr/°C) (Δk/°C)

Short Rods 35.0 15.5 131 6.74 1.8 ± 0.2 x 10-4

Long Rods 37.5 22.0 104.5 6.76 1.8 ± 0.2 x 10-4

1.3.3 Material Data

(See section 1.1.3)

1.3.4 Temperature Information

(See section 1.3.2 above)

1.3.5 Additional Information Relevant to Reactivity Coefficient Measurements

N/A

1.4 Description of Kinetics Measurements

N/A

1.5 Description of Power Distribution Measurements: MC+ Core

1.5.1 Overview of the Measurements

Neutron flux measurements were performed on the MC+ core configuration. Cylindrical fission counters

1.5” long and 0.5” in diameter were coated in fissile U-235 and Pu-239; a counter was connected to a 15-

ft stainless steel tube and placed in the core. These counter measurements were performed axially at

various radial spots in the core which are shown in Figure 1.19. For the measurements the reactor core

was loaded symmetrically with 135 regular fuel elements and 8 control rods (Figure 1.3) and was found to

be critical with control rod #1 (long rod) inserted between 47.5 and 49.5 in.

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Figure 1.19. Loading spots for original neutron flux measurements [36].

Complete U-235 fission counter traverses were made axially through the core and reflector at several

radial positions corresponding to the northwest corner fuel elements J-10, G-10, D-10, and B-10 (see

Figure 1.19). Additional measurements at the center of K-10, H-10, and F-10 with the counter gave the

radial distribution along one radius at the centerline. Uranium and plutonium foils were also used to

measure the flux. Uranium foils were 1-cm squares with 1 mm thickness. Plutonium foils were 0.5% Pu

and 99.5% Al, shaped into discs 20 mm thick with a diameter of 0.25 in. The foils were attached to

aluminum tubes and inserted into the coolant channels inside the core. U-235 foil measurements were

made in element K-10 and appear as filled-in circle points in the graph. Figure 1.20 gives both the axial

distribution of the U-235 fission rate and the corresponding radial distribution. The axial Pu-239 counter

and foil data are plotted in Figure 1.21 [36]. There is considerable scatter in the Pu foil data as compared

with the U-235 foil data. This is undoubtedly due to a variation in the concentration of Pu in the Pu-Al

alloy. Even so, the overall agreement is good.

Figure 1.20. Axial (left) and radial (right) U-235 fission rates [36].

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Figure 1.21. Axial Pu-239 fission rate (top) and axial gold foil activation rate (bottom) [36].

1.5.2 Geometry of the Experiment Configuration and Measurement Procedure

The information on the geometry of the MC+ core can be found in section 1.1.1.

1.5.3 Material Data

(See section 1.1.3)

1.5.4 Temperature Information

N/A

1.5.5 Additional Information Relevant to Power Distribution Measurements

N/A

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1.6 Description of Rod Worth Measurements: M8CAL

1.6.1 Overview of the Measurements

The worth of the transient rod bank was calculated by withdrawing the rods in 5 in. steps from a fully

inserted position. The control/shutdown rod bank was incrementally inserted at each step to

approximately achieve criticality for every transient rod bank position (level of insertion). The worth of

the inserted length of the transient rods was calculated as the reactivity change from the critical state to

the transient-rods-out configuration. Figure 1.22 shows the location of the control/shutdown and transient

rods and the resulting reactivity change (worth) after fully withdrawing the transient rods [37].

Figure 1.22. Transient and control/shutdown rod worths in the M8CAL core [37].

Axial power profiles were measured in the M8CAL core configuration using several techniques including

low-enrichment monitor wires. It was found that gamma scans of intact irradiated fuel pins agreed well

with the axial power profile obtained destructively by counting measurements on individual segments.

The measured axial power shape was determined to be the same for each of the three fuel types measured

and the same as measured pre-upgrade in the full-slotted core. As shown in Figure 1.23, the axial power

profile measured by low-enriched monitor wires drops off more rapidly near the ends, deviating from that

measured directly in fuel. It is believed that low-enriched monitor wires without dysprosium filtering

gives an accurate axial distribution of thermal neutron flux, but that fuel data is influenced by "end

effects," neutron filtering from shaping collars, and fuel self-shielding. Interestingly, in older monitor

wire measurements of axial power shape, higher-enrichment wires in filtered holders yielded results that

agreed well with fuel. Thus, it was concluded that both a monitor wire holder with a 15-mil thick

dysprosium filter and the self-shielding of the test lead to similar axial power shapes at the wings of the

distribution.

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Figure 1.23. Axial power profile comparisons with full-length flux monitor wires [37].

1.6.2 Geometry of the Experiment Configuration and Measurement Procedure

(See section 1.1.1)

1.6.3 Material Data

(See section 1.1.3)

1.6.4 Temperature Information

N/A

1.6.5 Additional Information Relevant to Other Miscellaneous Types of Measurements

N/A

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2.0 EVALUATION OF EXPERIMENTAL DATA

This section describes the approach used to resolve some of the missing data and inconsistencies in the

published data and to justify the use of data that included large uncertainties. This section will also

describe the use of Monte Carlo calculations to quantify the effects on the measurement results of the

uncertainties in the parameter data.

2.1 Evaluation of Key Compositions / Data

Previous work performed by INL and reported in [35] was identified the key compositions and data that

had a significant impact on the core neutronics calculation of the TREAT reactor. The three dominant

data were identified as:

Boron contamination in the Fuel graphite

“Graphitization” of the Fuel graphite

Number of ZIRC clad dummy assemblies

The uncertainty associated with each of these parameters on the k∞ of TREAT was previously estimated

using Monte Carlo analysis of a simplified infinite lattice model [35]. For the preparation of this

benchmark, the analysis was extended to a full core Monte Carlo model of the initial Minimum Critical

Core (Figure 1.2). The Base case used the data specified in [35] and the impact of each key parameter on

the keff are summarized in Cases A, B, and C below:

Table 2.2. Summary of Evaluation of key compositions/data on the Initial Minimum Critical Core.*

Case keff Difference (pcm)

INL Reference [35]:

5.9ppm Boron

59% Graphitization

16 Zr Assemblies

1.01846 ± 23pcm -

Case A:

7.6ppm Boron 59% Graphitization

16 Zr Assemblies

1.00340 ± 19pcm 1506

Case B:

5.9ppm Boron

100% Graphitization 16 Zr Assemblies

1.00394 ± 23pcm 1452

Case C:

5.9ppm Boron

59% Graphitization

0 Zr Assemblies

1.01639 ± 21pcm 207

*All calculations were performed using ENDF/B-7.1 nuclear data.

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This analysis was generally consistent with the results reported for the infinite lattice in [35]. A re-

evaluation of the data was performed and it was determined that there was not sufficient basis to deviate

from the percentage of graphitization or the number of Zr assemblies from those provided in Section 1.

However, a detailed re-evaluation of the basis for the boron contamination was performed and resulted in

a change in the proposed specification. The basis for this re-evaluation is described in the following

subsection.

Evaluation of Boron contamination in the Fuel Graphite

The boron impurity in the fuel graphite is the most significant source of uncertainty in the prediction of

the core keff. As discussed in [33], boron diffused into the core graphite because boron-loaded stainless

steel is used as a separator material in the fuel baking procedure. The boron impurity was initially tested

by taking 50 samples totaling 1.25 g of core graphite; these samples were separated into four groups, and

mean and average deviation values were obtained for each group [33]. Due to the lack of experimental

detail and original data, explicit determination of the expectation and variance of boron impurity is not

possible. Two original methods, inverse variance and chi-square weighting, were employed in order to

estimate the boron impurity and its uncertainty. The chi-square method produced a superior result, but

both are described below.

Inverse variance weighting

For k individual studies with sample means 𝑦1, 𝑦2 … 𝑦𝑘 and known variances 𝜎12 … 𝜎𝑘

2, the variance of

the weighted mean is minimized by using 𝑤𝑖 =1

𝜎𝑖2. The weighting factors are defined as:

𝑤𝑖 = (1

𝜎𝑖2)/(∑

1

𝜎𝑖2

𝑘

𝑗=1

)

And the variance of the weighted mean ∑ 𝑤𝑖𝑦𝑖𝑘𝑖=1 is defined as:

∑ 𝑤𝑖2

𝑘

𝑗=1

𝑉𝑎𝑟(𝑦𝑖) =1

∑1

𝜎𝑖2

𝑘𝑗=1

Using these equations and the group-wise data [33, 35], the mean boron impurity value and the variance

are

�̅� = 5.91𝑝𝑝𝑚, 𝜎𝑥 = 0.34𝑝𝑝𝑚

And the values for each group are provided in Table 2.2.

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Table 2.2. Boron impurity results in each group.

Group

Number

Group Average Average

Deviation

Variance Weighting

Factor

1 6.4 0.95 0.9025 0.1278

2 5.1 0.4 0.16 0.7212

3 10.0 1.0 1.00 0.1154

4 7.4 1.8 3.24 0.0356

The inverse variance weighting method is widely used as it minimizes variance, but it also has some

disadvantages for evaluating the uncertainty of the boron contamination in TREAT. First, the precision

of the method does not necessarily indicate accuracy since the relative variances may not indicate relative

precision, which is important for this case.

More importantly, estimates of variance with this method are also inaccurate. In the given data, the

groups contain 8, 10, 20, and 12 samples. Since no single group dominates significantly in size, it is

difficult to conclude which give the most accurate estimation. The third group contains the most samples

and gives a relatively large variance, but whether it should be given a lower weight based on the variance

or a higher weight for the sample size is undetermined.

Variance underestimation

The variance of the weighted mean is:

(∑1

𝜎𝑖2

𝑘

𝑗=1

)−1

One problem with this formula is that it only holds when 𝑤𝑖 are known (𝜎2 values from the

distribution) and fixed. In practice, the 𝜎2values of the distributions are not known; only variance values

𝑆2, which are actually estimates of 𝜎2𝑠, are known. The weighting factors calculated this way

are based on estimation and will introduce error into the final results. Even if the variances from

each group of the sample tests are not biased:

𝑠12 = 𝑠2

2 = 𝑠32 = 𝑠4

2 = 𝜎2

Then the variance of the mean value is estimated as:

𝑉𝑎𝑟(𝑥+) =1

1𝑠1

2 +1𝑠2

2 +1𝑠3

2 +1𝑠4

2

=𝜎2

4

Although this value is correct, it is the variance of the mean rather than the variance of the distribution, so

using it as the value of the distribution variance is an underestimation. Another problem is in the formula:

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𝑉𝑎𝑟(𝑦) = ∑ 𝑤𝑖2

𝑘

𝑖=1

𝑉𝑎𝑟(𝑦𝑖)

This definition is only correct when the sample groups are independent from one another; when the

groups are correlated, the total variance contains extra covariance terms:

𝑉𝑎𝑟(𝑦) = ∑ 𝑤𝑖2

𝑘

𝑖=1

𝑉𝑎𝑟(𝑦𝑖) + 2 ∑ 𝑤𝑖𝑤𝑗𝐶𝑜𝑣(𝑦𝑖, 𝑦𝑗)

𝑖<𝑗

Not including the covariance effect is potential significant for the TREAT reactor. Due to lack of detailed

information regarding experimental procedures and the original data, the possible impact of this problem

is not known.

Chi-square weighting

The chi-square weighting method assigns a weighting factor to each group based on the distribution of the

sample variance. For the TREAT reactor, the only assumption required is that the boron impurity in the

core follows a normal distribution. Thus, the ratio between the variances of the four groups and the real

distribution σ satisfies

(𝑛𝑖 − 1) (𝑆𝑖

2

𝜎2) ~𝜒2(𝑛𝑖 − 1)

Where 𝑛𝑖 is the sample size of the 𝑖𝑡ℎ group and 𝜒2(𝑛𝑖 − 1) represents a chi-square distribution with the

degree of freedom (𝑛𝑖 − 1). Next, a distribution function transformation is performed through

𝑓(𝑢)𝑑𝑢 = 𝑓(𝑣)𝑑𝑣:

𝑢 = (𝑛 − 1)𝑠2

𝜎2, 𝑣 =

𝑠2

𝜎2

𝑓(𝑢)𝑑𝑢 = 𝑓(𝑣)𝑑𝑣, 𝑑𝑢 = (𝑛 − 1)𝑑𝑣

𝑓(𝑣) = (𝑛 − 1)𝑓(𝑢)

= (𝑛 − 1)𝜒𝑛−12

The data for the four groups based on this 𝜒2 distribution are provided in Table 2.3.

Table 2.3. Studies of the four group data based on 𝝌𝟐distribution.

Group

Number

Sample Size Degree of

Freedom

Probability of getting

𝟎. 𝟗 ≤𝒔𝟐

𝝈𝟐 ≤ 𝟏. 𝟏

1 8 7 0.145

2 10 9 0.165

3 20 19 0.241

4 12 11 0.183

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Groups 3 and 4 provide larger probabilities of correctly predicting the variance values, so they should

have higher weights in the final result. The probabilities of getting the correct estimation of the variance

from each group are then used as the weighting factors:

𝑤1 =0.145

0.145 + 0.165 + 0.241 + 0.183= 0.1975

𝑤2 =0.165

0.145 + 0.165 + 0.241 + 0.183= 0.2248

𝑤3 =0.241

0.145 + 0.165 + 0.241 + 0.183= 0.3283

𝑤4 =0.183

0.145 + 0.165 + 0.241 + 0.183= 0.2493

By this procedure, values of the average boron impurity, its variance, and its uncertainty were obtained.

These values are used for all analysis in this benchmark and are compiled in Table 2.4.

Table 2.4. Boron impurity calculations obtained from chi-square weighting method.

�̅�, 𝐩𝐩𝐦 𝐕𝐚𝐫(𝐱) 𝛔, 𝐩𝐩𝐦

7.53 1.35 1.16

Final Specifications for Key Compositions/Data

Based on this evaluation, the final values used for the three parameters/data for the initial minimum

critical core were identified as:

7.53 ppm Boron

59% Graphitization

16 Zr Assembly

These parameters were then used in the Monte Carlo analysis of the initial minimum critical core. The keff

was calculated to be approximately 413 pcm above critical, as shown in Table 2.5. The same values of the

boron contamination and graphitization were then also applied to the MC+, MC++, and M8CAL cores

(shown in Table 2.5), and a similar reactivity bias was observed.

Table 2.5. Analysis of Minimum Critical and M8CAL cores with re-evaluated boron impurity.*

Core Specifications keff

Minimum

Critical

7.53ppm Boron

59% Graphitization

16 Zr Assembly

1.00413 ± 20 pcm

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MC+

7.53ppm Boron

59% Graphitization

1.00171 ± 20 pcm

M8CAL

7.53ppm Boron

59% Graphitization

C/S Rod 22 in.

CR Rod Out

TR Rod Out

1.00394 ± 20 pcm

*All calculations were performed using ENDF/B-7.1 nuclear data.

2.2 Evaluation of Reactivity Effects Data

A detailed sensitivity and uncertainty quantification analysis was performed on the TREAT Minimum

Critical Core (MCC) using a stochastic sampling method and the Monte Carlo code SERPENT to perform

core calculations. Prior to the full core study, an uncertainty analysis was performed on a single assembly

model to gain knowledge and prepare for full core tests. The details are provided in [41] and a brief

summary will be provided here as a background before introducing the MCC uncertainty analysis. The

most significant parameters were consistent with those identified in the analysis by Bess and DeHart

performed on a single lattice of TREAT and reported in [35]. In that report, the following five groups of

factors were identified as being the most significant contributors to the core reactivity:

1. Uranium vector: the weight percent of each uranium isotope

(U234, U235, U236 and U238) among total uranium content in graphite fuel).

2. Fuel composition: the weight percent of each element in the graphite fuel

(B, O, U, C, V, Fe).

3. Al-6063 alloy composition.

4. Al-6063 can thickness.

5. Zr can thickness

For the TREAT MCC uncertainty analysis, additional significant parameters were considered and the

parameter distributions of some parameters were modified based on the results in [41]. An improved

procedure was also implemented for sample generation.

1. Besides the five groups of factors listed, uncertainty caused by other possible parameters

were tested in the MCC analysis, such as fuel block flat to flat distance and material

density. 2. In the single assembly problem, all the geometry parameters that were tested (Al can

thickness and Zr can thickness) were assumed to follow uniform distribution. This led to

a divergence of the results average . In the MCC analysis, geometry parameters were

assumed to follow triangular distributions, which not only better describes the

manufacturing process but also improves the convergence of the results average.

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3. In the single assembly problem, it was found that the covariance matrix of the

“independent” samples that were generated still contained non-zero off diagonal values.

This was caused by the random noise in the random number generation step and it was

found to affect the quality of the sample inputs. To overcome this problem, an extra step

was added to the sample generation procedure for MCC study. A description of these

procedures is given below, but more details and a theoretical proof of the methods used

here is provided in [41].

A summary of the random variable distribution information is provided in Table 2.6. Distributions were

established by strictly following the range information/experimental results. For Al-6063, Al-1100 and

Zr-3 composition, all other elements’ contents were perturbed while Al and Zr were used as balance

variables.

Table 2.6. Variable Distribution Summary for Minimum Critical Core (MCC) Model

Parameter Distribution Distribution parameters

U-234 Content in Graphite Fuel(wt.%) Normal

U-235 Content in Graphite Fuel(wt.%) Normal

U-236 Content in Graphite Fuel(wt.%) Normal U-238 Content in Graphite Fuel(wt.%) Balance

O:U Ratio in Graphite Fuel Triangular a=1.95, b=2.05, c=2

Graphite Fuel B Content (wt.%) Normal U Mass Content in Fuel (wt.%) Triangular a=0.205, b=0.222, c=0.211

Density of Graphite Fuel ( ) Triangular a=1.71, b=1.76, c=1.73

Graphite Fuel Graphitization (%) Triangular a=58, b=60, c=59

C Mass Content in Fuel (wt.%) Balance

Flat-to-Flat Distance of Graphite Fuel (in.) Triangular a=3.795, b=3.82, c=3.8

Al 6063 Composition (wt.% Al) Balance

Al 6063 Density ( ) Discrete 2.685/2.7

Standard fuel assembly outer radius Triangular a=3.935, b=3.985, c=3.96

Al 6063 Can thickness Triangular a=0.05-1/64, b=0.05+1/64, c=0.05

Al 1100 Composition (wt.% Al) Balance

Zr-3 Composition (wt.%Zr) Balance

Zr-3 Can thickness Triangular a=0.025-1/64, b=0.025+1/64, c=0.025

CP-2 Density ( ) Triangular a=1.58, b=1.7, c=1.67

Sample generation Procedure

Except for the balance variables, all the variables listed in Table 2.6 were assumed to be independent

from each other. In order to generate sample variables which not only satisfy their own marginal

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distributions but are also independent from each other, the following steps were used. A detailed

theoretical explanation for these procedures are provided in [41].

• Step 1: Generate samples that satisfy multivariate joint normal distribution. The covariance matrix used

to generate joint normal samples should be a diagonal matrix with all diagonal entries equal to 1.

• Step 2: Take the data matrix generated from step 1 ( , n random variables, each has m

observations). Perform a transformation , the definition of is given and explained in

Reference [41]. This step helped to make sure that the sample variables we generated are independent.

The resulted data set contains n random variables, each has m samples. All random variables follow

standard normal distribution and are independent from each other.

• Step 3: Use variable transformation method to transfer the standard normal distribution to whatever

distribution type defined for the specific variable.

Initially, 300 sample input were generated and tested, each containing perturbations on all parameters

listed in Table 2.6 and assuming that the parameters are independent from each other (except for those

perturbed as balance variables). The five most significant factors were also chosen based on results

obtained from the single assembly problem. The factors chosen were: boron content (ppm) in graphite

fuel, flat to flat distance of fuel block, standard fuel assembly outer radius, Al-6063 can thickness and Zr

can thickness.

Three hundred (300) tests were then performed to provide sensitivity information for each of these five

factors. In each test, it was assumed that the factor being tested was independent from the other input

parameters. A single factor was perturbed while everything else was unchanged.

There was some correlation between the geometry parameters (such as fuel block flat to flat distance and

standard fuel assembly outer radius). To better estimate the total uncertainty, another 1200 tests of sample

input were performed which were different from the first 300 samples introduce above. In these 1200

inputs, geometry parameters were perturbed in a way that the physical constraints were preserved. Instead

of independently adding perturbations on each parameters’ reference values, the perturbations were added

on each other to maintain the physical correlation between parameters. For example, if two layers of

materials had their radius perturbed at the same time, then the outer most surface defined in SERPENT

would contain the sum of both changes.

Hence the total number of samples tested was

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Uncertainty and Sensitivity Analysis Results

The results obtained from the first 1800 (300+300*5) sample sets is listed in Table 2.7. The sensitivity

coefficients of the chosen parameters was obtained using a linear regression of the 300 sample results.

values and the sensitivity results are summarized in Table 2.8. Error bars included in the tabular

results were evaluated using the uncertainty provided in the SERPENT output. Defining this SERPENT

calculation uncertainty in the thi sample output as ix , the error bar on the mean/relative uncertainty

values can be propagated as:

22

eff )1

(=)(= :averagek ofbar Error i

n

i

i

i

n

i

xn

xx

xx

22

1

2

2

eff ))(1

)((=)

))(1

1(

(=)( :deviation standard k ofbar Error ii

n

i

i

i

i

n

in

i

xxxn

xvarx

x

xxn

xstd

2

2

2 ))(

())(

( :xparameter by casedcertainty relativeun ofbar Error xx

xstd

x

xstd

2

25

1=

5

1=

)( :yuncertaint relative totalofbar Error g

g

g

g

g

x

x

x

Table 2.7. TREAT Minimum Critical Core Uncertainty Analysis Summary

Parameters perturbed

Sample size Average Relative uncertainty

All parameters included 300

Boron content 300

Flat to flat distance of fuel block 300

Standard fuel assembly outer radius 300

Al-6063 can thickness 300

Zr-3 can thickness 300

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Table 2.8. TREAT Minimum Critical Core Sensitivity Coefficient Summary

Parameter

Sensitivity coefficient

( confidence interval)

Linear regression

Boron content -0.0654(-0.0655,-0.0652) 0.9994

Flat to flat distance of

fuel block 1.5799( 1.5616, 1.5982) 0.9898

Standard fuel assembly

outer radius -0.0824(-0.0915,-0.0732) 0.5113

Al-6063 can thickness -0.0264(-0.0266,-0.0261) 0.9949

Zr-3 can thickness -0.0361(-0.0362,-0.0360) 0.9993

Results from perturbing all parameters listed in Table 2.6 showed a significant difference from the

reference case primarily because of the treatment of geometry parameters and including the material

density/composition parameters. To further investigate this result, an additional 1200 samples were

generated and tested, each containing perturbations on boron content, flat to flat distance of fuel block,

standard fuel assembly outer radius, Al-6063 can thickness and Zr-3 can thickness. The mean keff and total

relative uncertainty obtained from these cases were:

Mean : , Relative uncertainty:

Compared to the results obtained from the first 300 samples, the total uncertainty decreased by

approximately 50% because of addition the correlation between geometry parameters. This indicates that

for uncertainty and sensitivity analysis including geometry parameters, a “linear model” and “independent

variables” are no-longer acceptable assumptions.

2.3 Evaluation of Reactivity Coefficient Data

N/A

2.4 Evaluation of Kinetics Measurements Data

N/A

2.5 Evaluation of Power Distribution Data

N/A

2.6 Evaluation of Other Miscellaneous Types of Measurements

N/A

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3.0 BENCHMARK SPECIFICATIONS

3.1 Benchmark-Model Specifications

This section will provide the benchmark specifications to include the data necessary to construct

calculational models of the TREAT reactor. The benchmark-model specifications in this section have

retained as much detail as necessary to model all important aspects of the actual experiment. Two distinct

core configurations were modeled for this benchmark using dimensions and specifications from the

BATMAN report. The data here was used in a Monte Carlo model using the SERPENT computer code

and the results are provided in Section 4 and the input is provided in the Appendix.

3.1.1 Core Models and Dimensions

Fuel Assemblies

Fuel assemblies with chamfered corners for coolant flow were created. These fuel regions were modeled

using square cylinders with rounded corners as shown in Figure 3.1. Using the same square cylinder

shape, the fuel regions were surrounded by small vacuum regions, then by cladding regions, and coolant

was placed around the assemblies.

Figure 3.1. Square cylinder indicating input parameters.

The half-width of the square fuel, void, and cladding regions respectively are 4.8895 cm, 5.0292 cm, and

5.0927 cm, and the radius of curvature r0 of the corners in all cases is 1.5875 cm. The half-width of the

coolant square surrounding each assembly is 5.1943 cm. A single fuel assembly is shown in Figure 3.2.

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Figure 3.2. 2-D top view of a single fuel assembly.

The model contains a high level of detail, including such features as the outgas tube above the fuel region.

Figure 3.3 provides close-up views of each region in the fuel assembly as well as cross sections at various

axial locations.

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Figure 3.3. Standard fuel assembly model.

Control rod assemblies (Figure 3.4) are similar to the standard fuel assemblies. A circular void region for

the B4C control rods of radius 2.38125 cm was surrounded by steel cladding with outer radius 2.69875

cm. This cylinder was then placed at the center of a standard fuel assembly.

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Figure 3.4. 2-D top view of single control rod assembly.

A detailed view of a control rod assembly with close-up views of each region and cross sections at

different axial locations is provided in Figure 3.5.

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Figure 3.5. Control rod assembly model.

Zircaloy-clad dummy assemblies (Figure 3.6) are geometrically identical to standard fuel assemblies, but

the uranium fuel regions are replaced with graphite moderator.

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Figure 3.6. 2-D top view of single Zr-2 assembly.

Initial Minimum Critical Core Model

The fuel, control rod, and dummy assemblies were loaded into a 19 x 19 square lattice with half-width

98.6917 cm. A coolant square with radius 100 cm surrounds the lattice. The coolant is contained by a

zircaloy square with radius 105 cm. The lattice pitch is 10.3886 cm. The minimum critical core contains

133 standard fuel elements, eight control rod elements, and 16 zircaloy-clad dummy fuel assemblies. The

control rods are withdrawn completely from the core in this configuration. A cross section of the center of

the minimum critical core model is shown in Figure 3.7.

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Figure 3.7. Initial Minimum critical core configuration model.

The active core is surrounded above and below by graphite reflectors. The core height is 122.32 cm, and

each reflector region is 61.235 cm tall. A side view of the minimum critical core model is provided in

Figure 3.8.

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Figure 3.8. Side view of minimum critical core configuration model.

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A close-up view of the top area of the core is shown in Figure 3.9, displaying the aluminum reflector liner

and top plate.

Figure 3.9. Aluminum reflector liner and top plate in SERPENT model.

MC+ Core Model

The MC+ core configuration contains 135 fuel assemblies and 14 zircaloy-clad dummy fuel assemblies

The core is loaded in the same manner as the MCM with the addition of two more fuel assemblies in the

outer ring. Two of the control rods are slightly inserted to account for the extra fuel assemblies, while the

other 18 are withdrawn. The MC+ model created is shown in Figure 3.10.

Figure 3.10. MC+ core configuration SERPENT Model.

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Figure 3.11. Side View of MC+ core configuration SERPENT model.

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Figure 3.12. Side View of MC+ core configuration SERPENT model.

M8CAL Core Model

The M8CAL core configuration contains 318 fuel assemblies, 20 control rod assemblies, and 13 zircaloy-

clad dummy assemblies. A section of 10 empty coolant channel regions allows for hodoscope access to

the center of the core. Eight of the control rods are inserted into the core, while the other 12 are

withdrawn. The M8CAL model created is shown in Figures 3.13-3.15. For the M8CAL configuration,

the placement of the permanent reflectors is the same as in the minimum critical core; the hodoscope gap

does not affect these reflectors.

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Figure 3.13. M8CAL core configuration SERPENT model.

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Figure 3.14. Side view of M8CAL core configuration SERPENT model.

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Figure 3.15. Side view of M8CAL core configuration SERPENT model.

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3.1.3 Material Data

The fuel region contains 93.239%-enriched uranium, carbon, boron, oxygen, and iron. The composition

(atom percent) of each material are provided in Table 3.1.

Table 3.1. Elemental composition of fuel.

Isotope Atom Percent Temperature (°C)

Uranium-235 Uranium-238

Carbon Boron-10 Boron-11 Oxygen

Iron

0.196441 0.014559

99.1917052 1.33805940017307E-4 4.66126327629676E-6

0.0376948 0.1

900 900 900 900 900 900 600

Four isotopes of uranium are present. The composition of uranium is provided in Table 3.2.

Table 3.2. Composition of uranium in fuel.

Isotope Atom Percent (%)

U-235 U-238 U-234 U-236

93.24 5.43 0.91 0.41

The reflector regions contain carbon with density 2.266g/cm3.

The coolant was assumed to be air at atmospheric pressure. The coolant air is comprised of nitrogen,

oxygen, carbon, and various noble gases. The elemental composition of air is provided in Table 3.3.

Table 3.3. Elemental composition of air.

Isotope Atom Percent Temperature (°C)

Nitrogen Oxygen Carbon Argon

Calcium Krypton-82 Krypton-83 Krypton-84 Krypton-86 Xenon-129 Xenon-131 Xenon-132

75.47 23.23309 0.0153 0.128 7E-5

3.474E-5 3.447E-5 1.71E-4 5.19E-5

1.3333332E-5 1.3333332E-5 1.3333332E-5

600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600

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The fuel is clad in zircaloy. The true Zr-3 composition was unavailable, so the compositions listed in

Table 3.4 were used.

Table 3.4. Elemental composition of zircaloy cladding.

Isotope Atom Percent Temperature (°C)

Zirconium Chromium

Iron Nickel

Tin Oxygen

98.135 0.1

0.135 0.55 1.45 0.125

600 600 600 600 600 600

The Zr-2 control rod follower is composed of two sections, one containing entirely carbon, and the other

containing various materials. The elemental composition of the zirconium control rod follower is

provided in Table 3.5.

Table 3.5. Elemental composition of zirconium follower.

Isotope Atom Percent Temperature (°C)

Chromium Iron

Nickel Oxygen

Tin Zirconium

0.1 0.1

0.05 0.12 1.4

98.5

600 600 600 600 600 600

The B4C reflector contains boron-10, boron-11, and carbon. Its elemental composition is provided in

Table 3.6.

Table 3.6. Elemental composition of reflector.

Isotope Atom Percent Temperature (°C)

Boron-10 Boron-11 Carbon

16 64 20

600 600 600

The reflector cladding is mostly aluminum but contains many other metals. The elemental composition of

the reflector cladding is provided in Table 3.7.

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Table 3.7. Elemental composition of reflector cladding.

Isotope Atom Percent Temperature (°C)

Aluminum Magnesium

Silicon Iron Zinc

Magnesium Thallium

Chromium Copper

97.65 0.90 0.60 0.35 0.10 0.10 0.10 0.10 0.10

600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600

3.1.4 Temperature Data

See section 3.1.3.

3.1.5 Experimental and Benchmark-Model keff Values and / or Subcritical Parameter Values

N/A

3.2 Benchmark-Model Specifications for Reactivity Effects Measurements

Reactivity effects measurements were not made for the minimum critical core configuration.

If measurements were not evaluated, delete the following 3rd

level subsections in this section.

3.2.1 Description of the Benchmark Model Simplifications

See section 3.1.1.

3.2.2 Dimensions

See section 3.1.2.

3.2.3 Material Data

See section 3.1.3.

3.2.4 Temperature Data

N/A

3.2.5 Experimental and Benchmark-Model Reactivity Effect Values

N/A

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3.3 Benchmark-Model Specifications for Reactivity Coefficient Measurements

If measurement was not made or was not evaluated, state the following:

Reactivity coefficient measurements were not made (or “were not evaluated”).

If measurements were not evaluated, delete the following 3rd

level subsections in this section.

3.3.1 Description of the Benchmark Model Simplifications

See section 3.1.1.

3.3.2 Dimensions

See section 3.1.2.

3.3.3 Material Data

See section 3.1.3.

3.3.4 Temperature Data

N/A

3.3.5 Experimental and Benchmark-Model Reactivity Coefficient Values

N/A

3.4 Benchmark-Model Specifications for Kinetics Measurements

N/A

3.4.1 Description of the Benchmark Model Simplifications

See section 3.1.1.

3.4.2 Dimensions

See section 3.1.2.

3.4.3 Material Data

See section 3.1.3.

3.4.4 Temperature Data

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N/A

3.4.5 Experimental and Benchmark-Model Kinetics Parameter Values

N/A

3.5 Benchmark-Model Specifications for Power Distribution Measurements

N/A

3.5.1 Description of the Benchmark Model Simplifications

See section 3.1.1.

3.5.2 Dimensions

See section 3.1.2.

3.5.3 Material Data

See section 3.1.3.

3.5.4 Temperature Data

N/A

3.5.5 Experimental and Benchmark-Model Power Distribution Values

N/A

3.6 Benchmark-Model Specifications for Other Miscellaneous Types of Measurements

N/A

3.6.1 Description of the Benchmark Model Simplifications

See section 3.1.1.

3.6.2 Dimensions

See section 3.1.2.

3.6.3 Material Data

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See section 3.1.3.

3.6.4 Temperature Data.

N/A

3.6.5 Experimental and Benchmark-Model Parameter Values

N/A

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4.0 RESULTS OF SAMPLE CALCULATIONS

4.1 Monte Carlo Calculations:

Sample calculations were performed with three Monte Carlo codes, SERPENT [38], MCNP [39], and

OPENMC [40]. A summary of which core configurations were analyzed with which codes is indicated

in Table 4.1. The code inputs for selected cases is provided in the Appendix A.

Table 4.1. Summary of Monte Carlo Calculations Performed

Core

SERPENT

MCNP

OpenMC

MCC 1.00413 ± 20 pcm 1.00380± 20 pcm 1.00533 ± 22 pcm

MC+ 1.00171 ± 20 pcm - 1.00268 ± 24 pcm

M8CAL 1.00394 ± 20 pcm - 1.00535 ± 32 pcm

4.1.1 Initial Minimum Critical Core (MCC)

The MCC was performed using identical compositions and specification as noted in Section 2.1. The

values for the three most important parameters were as follows:

7.53 ppm Boron

59% Graphitization

16 Zr Assembly

The ENDF/B-VII.1 library was used in all cases. The geometries for the SERPENT and OPENMC

models are shown in Figure 4.1 and the results of these calculations are shown in Table 4.2.

Figure 4.1. MCC Core Model OPENMC (left) SERPENT (right)

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Table 4.2. Results for the TREAT Minimum Critical Core (MCC).

keff

SERPENT (UM) 1.00413 ± 20pcm

MCNP (UM) 1.00380± 20 pcm

OpenMC (MIT) 1.00533 ± 22pcm

4.1.2 MC+ Core Configuration

As noted in section 2, the MC+ core had two additional fuel assemblies compared to the MCM core

and the same number of Zirc assemblies. The values of the key parameters was the same as in the

MCM cores:

7.53 ppm Boron

59% Graphitization

The MC+ core was modeled with SERPENT and OPENMC and is shown in Figure 4.2 and the

results are shown in Table 4.3.

Figure 4.2. MC+ Core Model OPENMC (left) SERPENT (right)

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Table 4.3. Results for the TREAT MC+ Core.

keff

SERPENT (UM) 1.00171 ± 20pcm

OPENMC (MIT) 1.00268 ± 24pcm

Fission rates were also tallied in the SERPENT for assembly K-10 (see Figure 1.19 for location) and are

shown in Figure 4.3 and compared to the measured data. The SERPENT data was norrmalized to the

peak value for each case.

Figure 4.3. Relative fission rates in the K-10 fuel assembly.

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4.1.3 M8CAL Core Configuration

For the M8CAL core configuration, the boron and iron impurities and the amount of graphitization are

identical to the minimum critical configurations. As noted in section 2, the critical rod configurations was

22 in. insertion of the control/shutdown rods inserted, and both shutdown and transient rods were

withdrawn. The M8CAL models for OPENMC and SERPENT models are shown in Figure 4.4 and the

results for are shown in Table 4.4.

Figure 4.4. M8CAL Core Model OPENMC (left) SERPENT (right)

Table 4.4. Results for the TREAT M8CAL core using SERPENT.

Core Specifications keff

SERPENT (UM)

7.53 ppm Boron

59% Graphitization

C/S Rod 22in

CR Rod OUT

TR Rod OUT

1.00394±20pcm

OpenMC (MIT)

7.53 ppm Boron

59% Graphitization

C/S Rod 22in

CR Rod OUT

TR Rod OUT

1.00535±32pcm

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Rod Worth Measurements for M8CAL core configuration

The transient rods were varied by position in both the OPENMC and SERPENT models in order to

evaluate the rod worth. The results for both codes are compared to experimental results in Table 4.5 and

Figure 4.5.

Table 4.5. Calculated Transient Rod Bank Worth.

Initial Rod Bank Insertion

keff

Transient Rod

Bank Worth

Transient

Control/Shutdown

Trans In

Trans Out

(Δk/k)

0.0%

62.1% SERPENT 1.00394 1.07685 6.74%

OPENMC 1.00535 1.08220 7.06%

0.0%

31.7% SERPENT 1.05386 1.07685 2.03%

OPENMC 1.005857 1.08220 2.06%

Figure 4.5. Comparison of OPENMC and SERPENT Excess reactivity w/ Measured Data [37]

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4.2 Deterministic Calculations

Deterministic calculations were performed with the codes PARCS [42] and PROTEUS [43] on selected

benchmark cores as shown in Table 4.6 which lists the k-effectives. The following section will

describe the PARCS modeling and results on each of the cores and the subsequent section will describe

the PROTEUS results.

Table 4.6. Summary of Deterministic Benchmark Calculations

Core

PARCS

PROTEUS

MCC 1.00117 TBA

MC+ 1.00255 -

M8CAL TBA TBA

4.2.1 PARCS

Minimum Critical Core (MCC)

The minimum critical core was modeled in PARCS [42] by creating a quarter-core radial and axial

meshing consistent with the nodal methods used in PARCS. Each fuel, control rod, or dummy assembly is

modeled as a single node using 14 energy group homogenized cross sections generated for each assembly

using SERPENT. All nodal regions were separated into 14 axial regions (12 fuel regions and a reflector

region above and below the fuel). The model consists of three main regions. The core region, 122.232

cm tall, is surrounded above and below by 61.235 cm reflector regions, resulting in a total height of

244.702 cm. A cross-sectional view of the core model is provided in Figure 4.6. The control assemblies

shown in Figure 4.6 are modeled as homogenized nodes in PARCS. The outgas tubes above the fuel

regions were not included in the PARCS model. Instead, single blocks containing a single, homogenized

cross section were created. An example of the homogenized regions is shown in Figure 4.7. This

homogenization most notably results in the loss of the chamfered corners of each assembly and the

primary source of coolant flow.

Axial and radial discontinuity factors were included to account for the loss of detail due to

homogenization; these factors were calculated by extracting the neutron current and flux along each

assembly edge and the surface between each axial node in the heterogeneous SERPENT case, and then

dividing them by the values for the homogenized case:

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𝑍𝐷𝐹𝑔𝑚,+ =

𝜙𝑔𝐻𝑒𝑡,+

𝜙𝑔𝐻𝑜𝑚,+

SERPENT models were constructed for each assembly type and cross sections were edited into a 14

energy groups. Cross sections were produced for each of the 12 10.19-cm tall axial regions in the PARCS

model. Single 2-D fuel and control rod assembly SERPENT models were used, as well as a single 3-D

fuel assembly to produce reflector cross sections. Vacuum boundary conditions were used axially, and

reflective boundaries were used radially for the reflector 3-D fuel assembly.

Figure 4.6. Minimum critical core configuration PARCS model.

Figure 4.7. Upper and lower reflector regions were homogenized in PARCS models.

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As noted in Table 4.2, the k-eff predicted by PARCS for the Minimum Critical Core was 1.00117. The

axially integrated radial power distribution is shown in Figure 4.8.

Figure 4.8. MCM PARCS Power Profile

The hottest fuel assembly was predicted to be at the center of the core with a relative power of 1.4933.

The axial power distribution for this assembly is shown in Figure4.

Figure 4.9. MCM PARCS Power Profile

60

80

100

120

140

160

180

0.6 0.8 1 1.2 1.4

Hei

ght

Fro

m B

ott

om

of

Co

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cm)

Relative Power

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MC+

The MC+ core configuration was modeled in PARCS using a similar nodal discretization, except now in

full core geometry as shown in Figure 4.10. The MC+ PARCS model used the same cross sections as

the MCC core with the addition of two fuel assemblies. Cross sections for the control rod were generated

from a 3 by 3 color set: 1 control rod assembly in the center surrounded by 8 fuel assemblies. A similar

color set was created for the control rod positioned above the fuel region and the control rods were

homogenized across the node. As indicated in Table 4.6, the k-effective predicted by PARCS for MC+

was 1.00255.

Figure 4.10 MC+ PARCS Model.

M8CAL

The M8CAL core configuration was modeled in PARCS using full core geometry with each fuel, control

rod, or dummy assembly modeled as a single node. All nodal regions were separated into 14 axial regions

(12 fuel regions and a reflector region above and below the fuel). The M8CAL PARCS model used the

same cross sections as the MCM core. Cross sections for the control rod were generated from a 3 by 3

color set: 1 control rod assembly in the center surrounded by 8 fuel assemblies. A similar color set was

created for the control rod positioned above the fuel region. The control rods and instrumentation are

homogenized across the respective nodes. The core model for PARCS is depicted in Fig. 4.11.

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Figure 4.11. PARCS M8CAL model.

4.2.2 PROTEUS

The PROTEUS code is a high-fidelity 3-D deterministic neutron transport code using heterogeneous

geometry based on the finite element method which allows the code to model a core with complex

geometry. The code currently includes two transport solver options: discrete ordinate (SN) and method of

characteristics (MOC). For TREAT analysis, the MOC is used to accurately treat the air coolant channels

through which the axial neutron streaming has a significant impact on solutions. Unlike a conventional

approach which uses a 3-D mesh for a 3-D calculation, the MOC solver of PROTEUS requires a 2-D

projected mesh which can represent all axial heterogeneous geometry variations. Based on the 2-D mesh,

different material compositions are assigned to each axial plane of the 3D core model using one of the

PROTEUS input files.

MCM

The 2-D geometry and mesh used for MCM is shown in Figure 4.12. All geometry and composition

inputs of PROTEUS as well as temperature conditions are consistent with the Monte Carlo models

discussed in Section 4.1. In consistent with the Monte Carlo model inputs, 26 axial planes were specified

in the composition assignment input file of PROTEUS. Among those axial regions, however, several

complex geometries, which belong to some of the thin axial planes as shown in Figure 4.13 and therefore

the contribution of the changes to solutions are minor, were homogenized in order to reduce too much

computational requirements.

Macroscopic cross sections with 11 energy groups were generated using the MCM model of Serpent with

the ENDF/B-VII.1 library. The upper energy boundaries of the 11 group structure are listed in Table 4.10.

Even though cross sections changes depending upon the location and number density of material due to

resonance self-shielding and neutron spectrum, cross sections were generated separately for the same

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material belonging to different block types. The material in the same block type but at different locations

was grouped together. For the verification of cross sections and PROTEUS models, step-by-step

calculations were performed for 2-D and 3-D fuel block models and small core models and solutions were

compared between PROTEUS and Serpent, but only the solution for the 3-D core model of MCM are

presented here.

Figure 4.12. PROTEUS Model for the MCM.

Figure 4.13. Homogenized Regions for the PROTEUS Model.

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Table 4.10. Energy Group Structure Used for PROTEUS (Unit: eV)

Group Energy Group Energy Group Energy Group Energy

1 2.000E+6 2 1.353E+6 3 5.000E+5 4 1.830E+5

5 9.118E+3 6 1.487E+2 7 4.000E+0 8 1.300E+0

9 6.250E-1 10 1.800E-1 11 8.000E-2

Table 4.11. Results for the MCM core using PROTEUS.

Code keff

PROTEUS TBA

M8CAL

The same geometry and mesh components employed for MCM were used to generate a 2-D projected

mesh for M8CAL. Additional block types were created to represent the hodoscope and experiment

vehicles at the core center as well as different control rod block types. Based on the 2-D mesh, 50 axial

planes were specified in the composition assignment input file of PROTEUS which is consistent with the

Monte Carlo model inputs.

Figure 4.14. PROTEUS Model for the M8CAL.

Table 4.12. Results for the M8CAL core using PARCS and PROTEUS.

Model keff

PROTEUS TBA

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APPENDIX A:

Computer Codes, Cross Sections,

and Code Input listings

A.1 Appropriate Measurement Type

TREAT Minimum Ctitical Core

A.1.1 Name(s) of code system(s) used.

SERPENT

A.1.2 Bibliographic references for the codes used.

Jaakko Leppänen, Serpent – Continuous-energy Monte Carlo Reactor Physics Burnup Calculation

Code June 18, 2015 User’s Manual http://montecarlo.vtt.fi/download/Serpent_manual.pdf

A.1.3 Origin of cross-section data.

ENDF/B-7.1

A.1.4 Spectral calculations and data reduction methods used.

N/A

A.1.5 Number of energy groups or if continuous-energy cross sections are used in the different

phases of the calculation.

Continuous Energy

A.1.6 Component calculations.

N/A

A.1.7 Other assumptions and characteristics.

N/A

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A.1.8 SERPENT MCM Input

########################################################################################

# TREAT Minimum Critical Core Loading Full Core SERPENT Model

# created by Volkan Seker 12/14/2015

#

# Project: NEUP IRP "Computational and Experimental Benchmarking for Transient

# Fuel Testing

# Reference for input data: "Baseline Assessment of TREAT for Modeling and Analysis

# Needs" John D. Bess, Mark D. DeHart October 2015

# INL/EXT-15-35372

#

########################################################################################

set title "UM 3D TREAT Minumum Critical Core Full Core XS Generation"

# --- GEOEMTRY

#

# *** Standard FUEL Assembly

#

# Lower reflector long plug (Graphite in Al tube)

#

cell FA01-LSP 101 GRPH-CP2 -6

cell FA01-Gap 101 AIR 6 -7

cell FA01-ENDT 101 AL-6063 7 -3

cell FA01-AIRG 101 AIR 3

# Lower reflector short plug (Graphite in Al tube)

#

cell FA02-SPB 102 GRPH-CP2 -5

cell FA02-Gap 102 AIR 5 -7

cell FA02-ENDT 102 AL-6063 7 -3

cell FA02-AIRG 102 AIR 3

# Lower reflector short plug with tabs on the end tube

#

cell FA03-SPB 103 GRPH-CP2 -5

cell FA03-AIR1 103 AIR -18 -7 22

cell FA03-AIR2 103 AIR -19 -7 22

cell FA03-AIR3 103 AIR -20 -7 22

cell FA03-AIR4 103 AIR -21 -7 22

cell FA03-AIR 103 AIR 5 -22

cell FA03-TAB 103 ZR-3 22 -7 18 19 20 21

cell FA03-ENDT 103 AL-6063 7 -3

cell FA03-AIRG 103 AIR 3

# Lower reflector short plug with end cap/tab welding

#

cell FA04-SPB 104 GRPH-CP2 -5

cell FA04-AIR1 104 AIR -18 -23 24

cell FA04-AIR2 104 AIR -19 -23 24

cell FA04-AIR3 104 AIR -20 -23 24

cell FA04-AIR4 104 AIR -21 -23 24

cell FA04-AIR 104 AIR 5 -24

cell FA04-TAB 104 ZR-3 24 -23 18 19 20 21

cell FA04-ENDC 104 ZR-3 23 -3

cell FA04-AIRG 104 AIR 3

# End cap

#

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cell FA05-ENDC 105 ZR-3 -3

cell FA05-AirG 105 AIR 3

# spacer l1 (touching end cap)

#

cell FA06-SPC1 106 ZR-3 -25

cell FA06-SPC2 106 ZR-3 -26

cell FA06-SPC3 106 ZR-3 -27

cell FA06-SPC4 106 ZR-3 -28

cell FA06-AIR 106 AIR 25 26 27 28 -2

cell FA06-ZRT 106 ZR-3 2 -3

cell FA06-AIRG 106 AIR 3

# spacer l2 (middle part =)

#

cell FA07-SPC1 107 ZR-3 29 -30 34 -33

cell FA07-SPC2 107 ZR-3 32 -31 34 -33

cell FA07-AIR1 107 AIR -2 -29 31 34 -33

cell FA07-AIR2 107 AIR -2 30 34 -33

cell FA07-AIR3 107 AIR -2 -32 34 -33

cell FA07-AIR4 107 AIR -2 -34

cell FA07-AIR5 107 AIR -2 33

cell FA07-ZRT 107 ZR-3 2 -3

cell FA07-AIRG 107 AIR 3

# spacer l3 (touching the fuel block ||)

#

cell FA08-SPC1 108 ZR-3 35 -36 40 -39

cell FA08-SPC2 108 ZR-3 38 -37 40 -39

cell FA08-AIR1 108 AIR -2 -35 37 40 -39

cell FA08-AIR2 108 AIR -2 36 40 -39

cell FA08-AIR3 108 AIR -2 -38 40 -39

cell FA08-AIR4 108 AIR -2 -40

cell FA08-AIR5 108 AIR -2 39

cell FA08-ZRT 108 ZR-3 2 -3

cell FA08-AIRG 108 AIR 3

# Fuel Block

#

cell FA09-FB 109 FUEL -1

cell FA09-Gap 109 AIR 1 -2

cell FA09-CAN 109 ZR-3 2 -3

cell FA09-AIRG 109 AIR 3

# spacer l3 top (touching the fuel block ||)

#

cell FA10-SPC1 110 ZR-3 35 -36 40 -39

cell FA10-SPC2 110 ZR-3 38 -37 40 -39

cell FA10-AIR1 110 AIR -2 -35 37 40 -39

cell FA10-AIR2 110 AIR -2 36 40 -39

cell FA10-AIR3 110 AIR -2 -38 40 -39

cell FA10-AIR4 110 AIR -2 -40

cell FA10-AIR5 110 AIR -2 39

cell FA10-ZRT 110 ZR-3 2 -3

cell FA10-AIRG 110 AIR 3

# spacer l2 top (middle part =)

#

cell FA11-SPC1 111 ZR-3 29 -30 34 -33

cell FA11-SPC2 111 ZR-3 32 -31 34 -33

cell FA11-AIR1 111 AIR -2 -29 31 34 -33

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cell FA11-AIR2 111 AIR -2 30 34 -33

cell FA11-AIR3 111 AIR -2 -32 34 -33

cell FA11-AIR4 111 AIR -2 -34

cell FA11-AIR5 111 AIR -2 33

cell FA11-ZRT 111 ZR-3 2 -3

cell FA11-AIRG 111 AIR 3

# spacer l1 top (touching end cap)

#

cell FA12-SPC1 112 ZR-3 -25

cell FA12-SPC2 112 ZR-3 -26

cell FA12-SPC3 112 ZR-3 -27

cell FA12-SPC4 112 ZR-3 -28

cell FA12-AIR 112 AIR 25 26 27 28 -2

cell FA12-ZRT 112 ZR-3 2 -3

cell FA12-AIRG 112 AIR 3

# End cap upper with hole (outgas tube)

#

cell FA13-HOLE 113 AIR -41

cell FA13-ENDC 113 ZR-3 41 -3

cell FA13-AirG 113 AIR 3

# Upper reflector short plug with hole and end cap/tab welding (+ outgas tube)

#

cell FA14-OUA 114 AIR -41

cell FA14-OUW 114 ZR-3 41 -42

cell FA14-OUAO 114 AIR 42 -44

cell FA14-SPB 114 GRPH-CP2 44 -5

cell FA14-AIR1 114 AIR -18 -23 24

cell FA14-AIR2 114 AIR -19 -23 24

cell FA14-AIR3 114 AIR -20 -23 24

cell FA14-AIR4 114 AIR -21 -23 24

cell FA14-AIR 114 AIR 5 -24

cell FA14-TAB 114 ZR-3 24 -23 18 19 20 21

cell FA14-ENDC 114 ZR-3 23 -3

cell FA14-AIRG 114 AIR 3

# Upper reflector short plug with hole and tabs on the end tube (+ outgas tube)

#

cell FA15-OUA 115 AIR -41

cell FA15-OUW 115 ZR-3 41 -42

cell FA15-OUAO 115 AIR 42 -44

cell FA15-SPB 115 GRPH-CP2 44 -5

cell FA15-AIR1 115 AIR -18 -7 22

cell FA15-AIR2 115 AIR -19 -7 22

cell FA15-AIR3 115 AIR -20 -7 22

cell FA15-AIR4 115 AIR -21 -7 22

cell FA15-AIR 115 AIR 5 -22

cell FA15-TAB 115 ZR-3 22 -7 18 19 20 21

cell FA15-ENDT 115 AL-6063 7 -3

cell FA15-AIRG 115 AIR 3

# Upper ref short plug with hole and tabs on the end tube (+ outgas tube top)

#

cell FA16-OUW 116 ZR-3 -42

cell FA16-OUAO 116 AIR 42 -44

cell FA16-SPB 116 GRPH-CP2 44 -5

cell FA16-AIR1 116 AIR -18 -7 22

cell FA16-AIR2 116 AIR -19 -7 22

cell FA16-AIR3 116 AIR -20 -7 22

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cell FA16-AIR4 116 AIR -21 -7 22

cell FA16-AIR 116 AIR 5 -22

cell FA16-TAB 116 ZR-3 22 -7 18 19 20 21

cell FA16-ENDT 116 AL-6063 7 -3

cell FA16-AIRG 116 AIR 3

# Upper ref short plug with hole and tabs on the end tube (+ outgas tube tip)

#

cell FA17-OUW 117 ZR-3 -43

cell FA17-OUAO 117 AIR 43 -44

cell FA17-SPB 117 GRPH-CP2 44 -5

cell FA17-AIR1 117 AIR -18 -7 22

cell FA17-AIR2 117 AIR -19 -7 22

cell FA17-AIR3 117 AIR -20 -7 22

cell FA17-AIR4 117 AIR -21 -7 22

cell FA17-AIR 117 AIR 5 -22

cell FA17-TAB 117 ZR-3 22 -7 18 19 20 21

cell FA17-ENDT 117 AL-6063 7 -3

cell FA17-AIRG 117 AIR 3

# Upper ref short plug with hole and tabs on the end tube

#

cell FA18-OUAO 118 AIR -44

cell FA18-SPB 118 GRPH-CP2 44 -5

cell FA18-AIR1 118 AIR -18 -7 22

cell FA18-AIR2 118 AIR -19 -7 22

cell FA18-AIR3 118 AIR -20 -7 22

cell FA18-AIR4 118 AIR -21 -7 22

cell FA18-AIR 118 AIR 5 -22

cell FA18-TAB 118 ZR-3 22 -7 18 19 20 21

cell FA18-ENDT 118 AL-6063 7 -3

cell FA18-AIRG 118 AIR 3

# Upeer reflector short plug with hole

#

cell FA19-OUAO 119 AIR -44

cell FA19-SPB 119 GRPH-CP2 44 -5

cell FA19-Gap 119 AIR 5 -7

cell FA19-ENDT 119 AL-6063 7 -3

cell FA19-AIRG 119 AIR 3

# Upper reflector long plug with hole

#

cell FA20-OUAO 120 AIR -44

cell FA20-LSP 120 GRPH-CP2 44 -6

cell FA20-Gap 120 AIR 6 -7

cell FA20-ENDT 120 AL-6063 7 -3

cell FA20-AIRG 120 AIR 3

# Upper reflector long plug (Graphite in Al tube)

#

cell FA21-LSP 121 GRPH-CP2 -6

cell FA21-Gap 121 AIR 6 -7

cell FA21-ENDT 121 AL-6063 7 -3

cell FA21-AIRG 121 AIR 3

#

#

# *** Control Rod FUEL Assembly

#

# Lower reflector long plug (Graphite in Al tube)

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# (with upper follower (steel clad + CP graphite))

#

cell CA01-FOL 151 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CA01-SSC 151 M-STEEL 16 -17

cell CA01-CAIR 151 AIR 17 -8

cell CA01-CTUB 151 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CA01-TAIR 151 AIR 9 -12

cell CA01-LSP 151 GRPH-CP2 12 -6

cell CA01-Gap 151 AIR 6 -7

cell CA01-ENDT 151 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CA01-AIRG 151 AIR 3

# Lower reflector long plug (Graphite in Al tube)

# (with upper follower upper plug and zr follower lower plug)

#

cell CA02-SSC 152 S-STEEL -17

cell CA02-CAIR 152 AIR 17 -8

cell CA02-CTUB 152 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CA02-TAIR 152 AIR 9 -12

cell CA02-LSP 152 GRPH-CP2 12 -6

cell CA02-Gap 152 AIR 6 -7

cell CA02-ENDT 152 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CA02-AIRG 152 AIR 3

# Lower reflector long plug (Graphite in Al tube)

# (Zr Follower)

#

cell CA03-FOL 153 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CA03-ZRC 153 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CA03-CAIR 153 AIR 17 -8

cell CA03-CTUB 153 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CA03-TAIR 153 AIR 9 -12

cell CA03-LSP 153 GRPH-CP2 12 -6

cell CA03-Gap 153 AIR 6 -7

cell CA03-ENDT 153 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CA03-AIRG 153 AIR 3

# Lower reflector short plug (Graphite in Al tube)

#

cell CA04-FOL 154 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CA04-ZRC 154 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CA04-CAIR 154 AIR 17 -8

cell CA04-CTUB 154 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CA04-TAIR 154 AIR 9 -12

cell CA04-SPB 154 GRPH-CP2 12 -5

cell CA04-Gap 154 AIR 5 -7

cell CA04-ENDT 154 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CA04-AIRG 154 AIR 3

# Lower reflector short plug with tabs on the end tube

#

cell CA05-FOL 155 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CA05-ZRC 155 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CA05-CAIR 155 AIR 17 -8

cell CA05-CTUB 155 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CA05-TAIR 155 AIR 9 -12

cell CA05-SPB 155 GRPH-CP2 12 -5

cell CA05-AIR1 155 AIR -18 -7 22

cell CA05-AIR2 155 AIR -19 -7 22

cell CA05-AIR3 155 AIR -20 -7 22

cell CA05-AIR4 155 AIR -21 -7 22

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cell CA05-AIR 155 AIR 5 -22

cell CA05-TAB 155 ZR-3 22 -7 18 19 20 21

cell CA05-ENDT 155 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CA05-AIRG 155 AIR 3

# Lower reflector short plug with end cap/tab welding

#

cell CA06-FOL 156 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CA06-ZRC 156 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CA06-CAIR 156 AIR 17 -8

cell CA06-CTUB 156 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CA06-TAIR 156 AIR 9 -12

cell CA06-SPB 156 GRPH-CP2 12 -5

cell CA06-AIR1 156 AIR -18 -23 24

cell CA06-AIR2 156 AIR -19 -23 24

cell CA06-AIR3 156 AIR -20 -23 24

cell CA06-AIR4 156 AIR -21 -23 24

cell CA06-AIR 156 AIR 5 -24

cell CA06-TAB 156 ZR-3 24 -23 18 19 20 21

cell CA06-ENDC 156 ZR-3 23 -3

cell CA06-AIRG 156 AIR 3

# End cap

#

cell CA07-FOL 157 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CA07-ZRC 157 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CA07-CAIR 157 AIR 17 -8

cell CA07-ENDC 157 ZR-3 8 -3

cell CA07-AirG 157 AIR 3

# spacer l1 (touching end cap)

#

cell CA08-FOL 158 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CA08-ZRC 158 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CA08-CAIR 158 AIR 17 -8

cell CA08-CTUB 158 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CA08-TAIR 158 AIR 9 -12

cell CA08-SPC1 158 ZR-3 12 -25

cell CA08-SPC2 158 ZR-3 12 -26

cell CA08-SPC3 158 ZR-3 12 -27

cell CA08-SPC4 158 ZR-3 12 -28

cell CA08-AIR 158 AIR 12 25 26 27 28 -2

cell CA08-ZRT 158 ZR-3 2 -3

cell CA08-AIRG 158 AIR 3

# spacer l2 (middle part =)

#

cell CA09-FOL 159 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CA09-ZRC 159 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CA09-CAIR 159 AIR 17 -8

cell CA09-CTUB 159 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CA09-TAIR 159 AIR 9 -12

cell CA09-SPC1 159 ZR-3 12 29 -30 34 -33

cell CA09-SPC2 159 ZR-3 12 32 -31 34 -33

cell CA09-AIR1 159 AIR -2 -29 31 34 -33 12

cell CA09-AIR2 159 AIR -2 30 34 -33

cell CA09-AIR3 159 AIR -2 -32 34 -33

cell CA09-AIR4 159 AIR -2 -34

cell CA09-AIR5 159 AIR -2 33

cell CA09-ZRT 159 ZR-3 2 -3

cell CA09-AIRG 159 AIR 3

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# spacer l3 (touching the fuel block ||)

#

cell CA10-FOL 160 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CA10-ZRC 160 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CA10-CAIR 160 AIR 17 -8

cell CA10-CTUB 160 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CA10-TAIR 160 AIR 9 -12

cell CA10-SPC1 160 ZR-3 12 35 -36 40 -39

cell CA10-SPC2 160 ZR-3 12 38 -37 40 -39

cell CA10-AIR1 160 AIR -2 -35 37 40 -39 12

cell CA10-AIR2 160 AIR -2 36 40 -39

cell CA10-AIR3 160 AIR -2 -38 40 -39

cell CA10-AIR4 160 AIR -2 -40

cell CA10-AIR5 160 AIR -2 39

cell CA10-ZRT 160 ZR-3 2 -3

cell CA10-AIRG 160 AIR 3

# Fuel Block

#

cell CA11-FOL 161 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CA11-ZRC 161 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CA11-CAIR 161 AIR 17 -8

cell CA11-CTUB 161 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CA11-TAIR 161 AIR 9 -13

cell CA11-FB 161 FUEL 13 -1

cell CA11-Gap 161 AIR 1 -2

cell CA11-CAN 161 ZR-3 2 -3

cell CA11-AIRG 161 AIR 3

# spacer l3 top (touching the fuel block ||)

#

cell CA12-FOL 162 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CA12-ZRC 162 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CA12-CAIR 162 AIR 17 -8

cell CA12-CTUB 162 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CA12-TAIR 162 AIR 9 -12

cell CA12-SPC1 162 ZR-3 12 35 -36 40 -39

cell CA12-SPC2 162 ZR-3 12 38 -37 40 -39

cell CA12-AIR1 162 AIR -2 -35 37 40 -39 12

cell CA12-AIR2 162 AIR -2 36 40 -39

cell CA12-AIR3 162 AIR -2 -38 40 -39

cell CA12-AIR4 162 AIR -2 -40

cell CA12-AIR5 162 AIR -2 39

cell CA12-ZRT 162 ZR-3 2 -3

cell CA12-AIRG 162 AIR 3

# spacer l2 top (middle part =)

#

cell CA13-FOL 163 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CA13-ZRC 163 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CA13-CAIR 163 AIR 17 -8

cell CA13-CTUB 163 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CA13-TAIR 163 AIR 9 -12

cell CA13-SPC1 163 ZR-3 12 29 -30 34 -33

cell CA13-SPC2 163 ZR-3 12 32 -31 34 -33

cell CA13-AIR1 163 AIR -2 -29 31 34 -33 12

cell CA13-AIR2 163 AIR -2 30 34 -33

cell CA13-AIR3 163 AIR -2 -32 34 -33

cell CA13-AIR4 163 AIR -2 -34

cell CA13-AIR5 163 AIR -2 33

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cell CA13-ZRT 163 ZR-3 2 -3

cell CA13-AIRG 163 AIR 3

# spacer l1 top (touching end cap)

#

cell CA14-FOL 164 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CA14-ZRC 164 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CA14-CAIR 164 AIR 17 -8

cell CA14-CTUB 164 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CA14-TAIR 164 AIR 9 -12

cell CA14-SPC1 164 ZR-3 12 -25

cell CA14-SPC2 164 ZR-3 12 -26

cell CA14-SPC3 164 ZR-3 12 -27

cell CA14-SPC4 164 ZR-3 12 -28

cell CA14-AIR 164 AIR 12 25 26 27 28 -2

cell CA14-ZRT 164 ZR-3 2 -3

cell CA14-AIRG 164 AIR 3

# End cap upper with hole (outgas tube)

#

cell CA15-FOL 165 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CA15-ZRC 165 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CA15-CAIR 165 AIR 17 -8

cell CA15-CTUB 165 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CA15-HOLE 165 AIR -45

cell CA15-ENDC 165 ZR-3 45 9 -3

cell CA15-AirG 165 AIR 3

# Upper reflector short plug with hole and end cap/tab welding (+ outgas tube)

#

cell CA16-OUA 166 AIR -45

cell CA16-OUW 166 ZR-3 45 -46

cell CA16-OUAO 166 AIR 46 -15

cell CA16-FOL 166 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CA16-ZRC 166 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CA16-CAIR 166 AIR 17 -8

cell CA16-CTUB 166 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CA16-CBER 166 AL-1100 9 -10

cell CA16-TAIR 166 AIR 10 -14

cell CA16-SPB 166 GRPH-CP2 15 14 -5

cell CA16-AIR1 166 AIR -18 -23 24

cell CA16-AIR2 166 AIR -19 -23 24

cell CA16-AIR3 166 AIR -20 -23 24

cell CA16-AIR4 166 AIR -21 -23 24

cell CA16-AIR 166 AIR 5 -24

cell CA16-TAB 166 ZR-3 24 -23 18 19 20 21

cell CA16-ENDC 166 ZR-3 23 -3

cell CA16-AIRG 166 AIR 3

# Upper reflector short plug with hole and tabs on the end tube (+ outgas tube)

#

cell CA17-OUA 167 AIR -45

cell CA17-OUW 167 ZR-3 45 -46

cell CA17-OUAO 167 AIR 46 -15

cell CA17-FOL 167 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CA17-ZRC 167 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CA17-CAIR 167 AIR 17 -8

cell CA17-CTUB 167 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CA17-CBER 167 AL-1100 9 -10

cell CA17-TAIR 167 AIR 10 -14

cell CA17-SPB 167 GRPH-CP2 15 14 -5

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cell CA17-AIR1 167 AIR -18 -7 22

cell CA17-AIR2 167 AIR -19 -7 22

cell CA17-AIR3 167 AIR -20 -7 22

cell CA17-AIR4 167 AIR -21 -7 22

cell CA17-AIR 167 AIR 5 -22

cell CA17-TAB 167 ZR-3 22 -7 18 19 20 21

cell CA17-ENDT 167 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CA17-AIRG 167 AIR 3

# Upper ref short plug with hole and tabs on the end tube (+ outgas tube top)

#

cell CA18-OUW 168 ZR-3 -45

cell CA18-OUAO 168 AIR 45 -15

cell CA18-FOL 168 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CA18-ZRC 168 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CA18-CAIR 168 AIR 17 -8

cell CA18-CTUB 168 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CA18-CBER 168 AL-1100 9 -10

cell CA18-TAIR 168 AIR 10 -14

cell CA18-SPB 168 GRPH-CP2 15 14 -5

cell CA18-AIR1 168 AIR -18 -7 22

cell CA18-AIR2 168 AIR -19 -7 22

cell CA18-AIR3 168 AIR -20 -7 22

cell CA18-AIR4 168 AIR -21 -7 22

cell CA18-AIR 168 AIR 5 -22

cell CA18-TAB 168 ZR-3 22 -7 18 19 20 21

cell CA18-ENDT 168 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CA18-AIRG 168 AIR 3

# Upper ref short plug with hole and tabs on the end tube (+ outgas tube tip)

#

cell CA19-OUW 169 ZR-3 -47

cell CA19-OUAO 169 AIR 47 -15

cell CA19-FOL 169 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CA19-ZRC 169 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CA19-CAIR 169 AIR 17 -8

cell CA19-CTUB 169 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CA19-CBER 169 AL-1100 9 -10

cell CA19-TAIR 169 AIR 10 -14

cell CA19-SPB 169 GRPH-CP2 15 14 -5

cell CA19-AIR1 169 AIR -18 -7 22

cell CA19-AIR2 169 AIR -19 -7 22

cell CA19-AIR3 169 AIR -20 -7 22

cell CA19-AIR4 169 AIR -21 -7 22

cell CA19-AIR 169 AIR 5 -22

cell CA19-TAB 169 ZR-3 22 -7 18 19 20 21

cell CA19-ENDT 169 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CA19-AIRG 169 AIR 3

# Upper ref short plug with hole and tabs on the end tube

#

cell CA20-OUAO 170 AIR -15

cell CA20-FOL 170 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CA20-ZRC 170 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CA20-CAIR 170 AIR 17 -8

cell CA20-CTUB 170 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CA20-CBER 170 AL-1100 9 -10

cell CA20-TAIR 170 AIR 10 -14

cell CA20-SPB 170 GRPH-CP2 15 14 -5

cell CA20-AIR1 170 AIR -18 -7 22

cell CA20-AIR2 170 AIR -19 -7 22

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cell CA20-AIR3 170 AIR -20 -7 22

cell CA20-AIR4 170 AIR -21 -7 22

cell CA20-AIR 170 AIR 5 -22

cell CA20-TAB 170 ZR-3 22 -7 18 19 20 21

cell CA20-ENDT 170 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CA20-AIRG 170 AIR 3

# Upper reflector short plug with hole

#

cell CA21-OUAO 171 AIR -15

cell CA21-FOL 171 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CA21-ZRC 171 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CA21-CAIR 171 AIR 17 -8

cell CA21-CTUB 171 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CA21-CBER 171 AL-1100 9 -10

cell CA21-TAIR 171 AIR 10 -14

cell CA21-SPB 171 GRPH-CP2 15 14 -5

cell CA21-Gap 171 AIR 5 -7

cell CA21-ENDT 171 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CA21-AIRG 171 AIR 3

# Upper reflector short plug with hole

# with Zr followers upper plug and poison section lower plug

#

cell CA22-OUAO 172 AIR -15

cell CA22-ZRC 172 S-STEEL -17

cell CA22-CAIR 172 AIR 17 -8

cell CA22-CTUB 172 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CA22-CBER 172 AL-1100 9 -10

cell CA22-TAIR 172 AIR 10 -14

cell CA22-SPB 172 GRPH-CP2 15 14 -5

cell CA22-Gap 172 AIR 5 -7

cell CA22-ENDT 172 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CA22-AIRG 172 AIR 3

# Upper reflector long plug with hole and bushing GRPHTAR

# with Zr followers upper plug and poison section lower plug

#

cell CA23-ZRC 173 S-STEEL -17

cell CA23-CAIR 173 AIR 17 -11

cell CA23-CTUB 173 GRPHTAR 11 -9

cell CA23-CBER 173 AL-1100 9 -10

cell CA23-TAIR 173 AIR 10 -14

cell CA23-LSP 173 GRPH-CP2 14 -6

cell CA23-Gap 173 AIR 6 -7

cell CA23-ENDT 173 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CA23-AIRG 173 AIR 3

# Upper reflector long plug with hole with CR bearing

# with Zr followers upper plug and poison section lower plug

#

cell CA24-ZRC 174 S-STEEL -17

cell CA24-CAIR 174 AIR 17 -8

cell CA24-CBER 174 AL-1100 8 -10

cell CA24-TAIR 174 AIR 10 -14

cell CA24-LSP 174 GRPH-CP2 14 -6

cell CA24-Gap 174 AIR 6 -7

cell CA24-ENDT 174 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CA24-AIRG 174 AIR 3

# Upper reflector long plug with hole with CR bearing

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# with CR poison section (poison is replace with graphite + steel clad)

#

cell CA25-FOL 175 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CA25-SSC 175 M-STEEL 16 -17

cell CA25-CAIR 175 AIR 17 -8

cell CA25-CBER 175 AL-1100 8 -10

cell CA25-TAIR 175 AIR 10 -14

cell CA25-LSP 175 GRPH-CP2 14 -6

cell CA25-Gap 175 AIR 6 -7

cell CA25-ENDT 175 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CA25-AIRG 175 AIR 3

#

#

# *** Aluminium Clad Dummy Fuel Assembly

#

# Graphite Plug

cell AD01-LSP 201 GRPH-CP2 -6

cell AD01-Gap 201 AIR 6 -7

cell AD01-ENDT 201 AL-1100 7 -3

cell AD01-AIR 201 AIR 3

#

#

# *** Zircaloy Clad Dummy Fuel Assembly

#

# Lower reflector long plug (Graphite in Al tube)

#

cell ZR01-LSP 251 GRPH-CP2 -6

cell ZR01-Gap 251 AIR 6 -7

cell ZR01-ENDT 251 AL-6063 7 -3

cell ZR01-AIRG 251 AIR 3

# Lower reflector short plug (Graphite in Al tube)

#

cell ZR02-SPB 252 GRPH-CP2 -5

cell ZR02-Gap 252 AIR 5 -7

cell ZR02-ENDT 252 AL-6063 7 -3

cell ZR02-AIRG 252 AIR 3

# Lower reflector short plug with tabs on the end tube

#

cell ZR03-SPB 253 GRPH-CP2 -5

cell ZR03-AIR1 253 AIR -18 -7 22

cell ZR03-AIR2 253 AIR -19 -7 22

cell ZR03-AIR3 253 AIR -20 -7 22

cell ZR03-AIR4 253 AIR -21 -7 22

cell ZR03-AIR 253 AIR 5 -22

cell ZR03-TAB 253 ZR-3 22 -7 18 19 20 21

cell ZR03-ENDT 253 AL-6063 7 -3

cell ZR03-AIRG 253 AIR 3

# Lower reflector short plug with end cap/tab welding

#

cell ZR04-SPB 254 GRPH-CP2 -5

cell ZR04-AIR1 254 AIR -18 -23 24

cell ZR04-AIR2 254 AIR -19 -23 24

cell ZR04-AIR3 254 AIR -20 -23 24

cell ZR04-AIR4 254 AIR -21 -23 24

cell ZR04-AIR 254 AIR 5 -24

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cell ZR04-TAB 254 ZR-3 24 -23 18 19 20 21

cell ZR04-ENDC 254 ZR-3 23 -3

cell ZR04-AIRG 254 AIR 3

# End cap

#

cell ZR05-ENDC 255 ZR-3 -3

cell ZR05-AirG 255 AIR 3

# spacer l1 (touching end cap)

#

cell ZR06-SPC1 256 ZR-3 -25

cell ZR06-SPC2 256 ZR-3 -26

cell ZR06-SPC3 256 ZR-3 -27

cell ZR06-SPC4 256 ZR-3 -28

cell ZR06-AIR 256 AIR 25 26 27 28 -2

cell ZR06-ZRT 256 ZR-3 2 -3

cell ZR06-AIRG 256 AIR 3

# spacer l2 (middle part =)

#

cell ZR07-SPC1 257 ZR-3 29 -30 34 -33

cell ZR07-SPC2 257 ZR-3 32 -31 34 -33

cell ZR07-AIR1 257 AIR -2 -29 31 34 -33

cell ZR07-AIR2 257 AIR -2 30 34 -33

cell ZR07-AIR3 257 AIR -2 -32 34 -33

cell ZR07-AIR4 257 AIR -2 -34

cell ZR07-AIR5 257 AIR -2 33

cell ZR07-ZRT 257 ZR-3 2 -3

cell ZR07-AIRG 257 AIR 3

# spacer l3 (touching the fuel block ||)

#

cell ZR08-SPC1 258 ZR-3 35 -36 40 -39

cell ZR08-SPC2 258 ZR-3 38 -37 40 -39

cell ZR08-AIR1 258 AIR -2 -35 37 40 -39

cell ZR08-AIR2 258 AIR -2 36 40 -39

cell ZR08-AIR3 258 AIR -2 -38 40 -39

cell ZR08-AIR4 258 AIR -2 -40

cell ZR08-AIR5 258 AIR -2 39

cell ZR08-ZRT 258 ZR-3 2 -3

cell ZR08-AIRG 258 AIR 3

# Fuel Block

#

cell ZR09-FB 259 GRPH-CP2 -1

cell ZR09-Gap 259 AIR 1 -2

cell ZR09-CAN 259 ZR-3 2 -3

cell ZR09-AIRG 259 AIR 3

# spacer l3 top (touching the fuel block ||)

#

cell ZR10-SPC1 260 ZR-3 35 -36 40 -39

cell ZR10-SPC2 260 ZR-3 38 -37 40 -39

cell ZR10-AIR1 260 AIR -2 -35 37 40 -39

cell ZR10-AIR2 260 AIR -2 36 40 -39

cell ZR10-AIR3 260 AIR -2 -38 40 -39

cell ZR10-AIR4 260 AIR -2 -40

cell ZR10-AIR5 260 AIR -2 39

cell ZR10-ZRT 260 ZR-3 2 -3

cell ZR10-AIRG 260 AIR 3

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# spacer l2 top (middle part =)

#

cell ZR11-SPC1 261 ZR-3 29 -30 34 -33

cell ZR11-SPC2 261 ZR-3 32 -31 34 -33

cell ZR11-AIR1 261 AIR -2 -29 31 34 -33

cell ZR11-AIR2 261 AIR -2 30 34 -33

cell ZR11-AIR3 261 AIR -2 -32 34 -33

cell ZR11-AIR4 261 AIR -2 -34

cell ZR11-AIR5 261 AIR -2 33

cell ZR11-ZRT 261 ZR-3 2 -3

cell ZR11-AIRG 261 AIR 3

# spacer l1 top (touching end cap)

#

cell ZR12-SPC1 262 ZR-3 -25

cell ZR12-SPC2 262 ZR-3 -26

cell ZR12-SPC3 262 ZR-3 -27

cell ZR12-SPC4 262 ZR-3 -28

cell ZR12-AIR 262 AIR 25 26 27 28 -2

cell ZR12-ZRT 262 ZR-3 2 -3

cell ZR12-AIRG 262 AIR 3

# End cap upper

#

cell ZR13-ENDC 263 ZR-3 -3

cell ZR13-AirG 263 AIR 3

# Upper reflector short plug with hole and end cap/tab welding (+ outgas tube)

#

cell ZR14-SPB 264 GRPH-CP2 -5

cell ZR14-AIR1 264 AIR -18 -23 24

cell ZR14-AIR2 264 AIR -19 -23 24

cell ZR14-AIR3 264 AIR -20 -23 24

cell ZR14-AIR4 264 AIR -21 -23 24

cell ZR14-AIR 264 AIR 5 -24

cell ZR14-TAB 264 ZR-3 24 -23 18 19 20 21

cell ZR14-ENDC 264 ZR-3 23 -3

cell ZR14-AIRG 264 AIR 3

# Upper reflector short plug with hole and tabs on the end tube (+ outgas tube)

#

cell ZR15-SPB 265 GRPH-CP2 -5

cell ZR15-AIR1 265 AIR -18 -7 22

cell ZR15-AIR2 265 AIR -19 -7 22

cell ZR15-AIR3 265 AIR -20 -7 22

cell ZR15-AIR4 265 AIR -21 -7 22

cell ZR15-AIR 265 AIR 5 -22

cell ZR15-TAB 265 ZR-3 22 -7 18 19 20 21

cell ZR15-ENDT 265 AL-6063 7 -3

cell ZR15-AIRG 265 AIR 3

# Upper ref short plug w. tabs on the end tube

#

cell ZR16-SPB 266 GRPH-CP2 -5

cell ZR16-AIR1 266 AIR -18 -7 22

cell ZR16-AIR2 266 AIR -19 -7 22

cell ZR16-AIR3 266 AIR -20 -7 22

cell ZR16-AIR4 266 AIR -21 -7 22

cell ZR16-AIR 266 AIR 5 -22

cell ZR16-TAB 266 ZR-3 22 -7 18 19 20 21

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cell ZR16-ENDT 266 AL-6063 7 -3

cell ZR16-AIRG 266 AIR 3

# Upper ref short plug tabs on the end tube

#

cell ZR17-SPB 267 GRPH-CP2 -5

cell ZR17-AIR1 267 AIR -18 -7 22

cell ZR17-AIR2 267 AIR -19 -7 22

cell ZR17-AIR3 267 AIR -20 -7 22

cell ZR17-AIR4 267 AIR -21 -7 22

cell ZR17-AIR 267 AIR 5 -22

cell ZR17-TAB 267 ZR-3 22 -7 18 19 20 21

cell ZR17-ENDT 267 AL-6063 7 -3

cell ZR17-AIRG 267 AIR 3

# Upper ref short plug with hole and tabs on the end tube

#

cell ZR18-SPB 268 GRPH-CP2 -5

cell ZR18-AIR1 268 AIR -18 -7 22

cell ZR18-AIR2 268 AIR -19 -7 22

cell ZR18-AIR3 268 AIR -20 -7 22

cell ZR18-AIR4 268 AIR -21 -7 22

cell ZR18-AIR 268 AIR 5 -22

cell ZR18-TAB 268 ZR-3 22 -7 18 19 20 21

cell ZR18-ENDT 268 AL-6063 7 -3

cell ZR18-AIRG 268 AIR 3

# Upeer reflector short plug with hole

#

cell ZR19-SPB 269 GRPH-CP2 -5

cell ZR19-Gap 269 AIR 5 -7

cell ZR19-ENDT 269 AL-6063 7 -3

cell ZR19-AIRG 269 AIR 3

# Upper reflector long plug with hole

#

cell ZR20-LSP 270 GRPH-CP2 -6

cell ZR20-Gap 270 AIR 6 -7

cell ZR20-ENDT 270 AL-6063 7 -3

cell ZR20-AIRG 270 AIR 3

# Upper reflector long plug (Graphite in Al tube)

#

cell ZR21-LSP 271 GRPH-CP2 -6

cell ZR21-Gap 271 AIR 6 -7

cell ZR21-ENDT 271 AL-6063 7 -3

cell ZR21-AIRG 271 AIR 3

cell DUMMYAIR 301 AIR -100

cell CRROD 351 B4C -16

cell CRCLAD 351 M-STEEL 16 -17

cell AIR 351 AIR 17

# 301 301 301 301 301 301 301 301 301 301 301

# aaa aaa aaa aaa aaa aaa aaa aaa aaa aaa 301

# aaa aaa aaa aaa aaa aaa aaa aaa aaa aaa 301

# aaa zzz zzz zzz aaa aaa aaa aaa aaa aaa 301

# zzz fff fff fff zzz aaa aaa aaa aaa aaa 301

# fff fff fff fff fff zzz aaa aaa aaa aaa 301

# fff fff ccc fff fff fff zzz aaa aaa aaa 301

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# fff fff fff fff fff fff fff zzz aaa aaa 301

# fff fff fff fff ccc fff fff zzz aaa aaa 301

# fff fff fff fff fff fff fff zzz aaa aaa 301

# fff fff fff fff fff fff zzz aaa aaa aaa 301

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cell L4 504 fill 404 -100

cell L5 505 fill 405 -100

cell L6 506 fill 406 -100

cell L7 507 fill 407 -100

cell L8 508 fill 408 -100

cell L9 509 fill 409 -100

cell L10 510 fill 410 -100

cell L11 511 fill 411 -100

cell L12 512 fill 412 -100

cell L13 513 fill 413 -100

cell L14 514 fill 414 -100

cell L15 515 fill 415 -100

cell L16 516 fill 416 -100

cell L17 517 fill 417 -100

cell L18 518 fill 418 -100

cell L19 519 fill 419 -100

cell L20 520 fill 420 -100

cell L21 521 fill 421 -100

cell L22 522 fill 422 -100

cell L23 523 fill 423 -100

cell L24 524 fill 424 -100

cell L25 525 fill 425 -100

cell L26 526 fill 426 -100

cell L27 527 fill 427 -100

lat 1001 9 0.0 0.0 27

-59.45188 501

-35.16313 502

-11.35063 503

-9.94643 504

-7.44880 505

-2.22250 506

-0.87313 507

-0.63500 508

-0.38100 509

-0.31750 510

0.00000 511

120.96750 512

121.28500 513

121.34850 514

121.60250 515

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121.84063 516

123.19000 517

127.55563 518

127.66993 519

128.30493 520

128.41630 521

128.98438 522

130.91393 523

135.81063 524

138.82688 525

143.90688 526

184.54688 527

cell CORE 0 fill 1001 -80 101

cell RET 0 AL-1100 80 -81 -133 101

cell GPLT 0 M-STEEL -80 -101

cell PRHNorB 0 AIR -60

cell PRHNorT 0 AIR -61

cell PRHSouB 0 AIR -62

cell PRHSouT 0 AIR -63

cell PRHWesB 0 AIR -64

cell PRHWesT 0 AIR -65

cell NH1 0 AL-1100 -201

cell NH2 0 AL-1100 -202

cell NH3 0 AL-1100 -203

cell NH4 0 AL-1100 -204

cell NH5 0 AL-1100 -205

cell NH6 0 AL-1100 -206

cell NH7 0 AL-1100 -207

cell NH8 0 AL-1100 -208

cell NH9 0 AL-1100 -209

cell NH10 0 AL-1100 -210

cell NH11 0 AL-1100 -211

cell NH12 0 AL-1100 -212

cell SH1 0 AL-1100 -213

cell SH2 0 AL-1100 -214

cell SH3 0 AL-1100 -215

cell SH4 0 AL-1100 -216

cell SH5 0 AL-1100 -217

cell SH6 0 AL-1100 -218

cell SH7 0 AL-1100 -219

cell SH8 0 AL-1100 -220

cell SH9 0 AL-1100 -221

cell SH10 0 AL-1100 -222

cell SH11 0 AL-1100 -223

cell SH12 0 AL-1100 -224

cell WH1 0 AL-1100 -225

cell WH2 0 AL-1100 -226

cell WH3 0 AL-1100 -227

cell WH4 0 AL-1100 -228

cell WH5 0 AL-1100 -229

cell WH6 0 AL-1100 -230

cell WH7 0 AL-1100 -231

cell WH8 0 AL-1100 -232

cell WH9 0 AL-1100 -233

cell WH10 0 AL-1100 -234

cell WH11 0 AL-1100 -235

cell WH12 0 AL-1100 -236

cell EH1 0 AL-1100 -237

cell EH2 0 AL-1100 -238

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cell EH3 0 AL-1100 -239

cell EH4 0 AL-1100 -240

cell EH5 0 AL-1100 -241

cell EH6 0 AL-1100 -242

cell EH7 0 AL-1100 -243

cell EH8 0 AL-1100 -244

cell EH9 0 AL-1100 -245

cell EH10 0 AL-1100 -246

cell PR 0 GRPH-CP2 60 61 62 63 64 65

201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 210 211 212

213 214 215 216 217 218 219 220 221 222 223 224

225 226 227 228 229 230 231 232 233 234 235 236

237 238 239 240 241 242 243 244 245 246 81 -82 -133 101

cell UPRET 0 AL-1100 133 -134 80 -82

cell LOWRET 0 AL-1100 135 -101 80 -82

cell LOWAI 0 AIR -135 80 -82

cell UPPR 0 AIR 134 80 -82

cell outrf 0 outside 82 # radially reflect bc

# --- SURFACES

# 1 = Fuel

# 2 = Fuel Can Inner

# 3 = Fuel Can/End Tube Outer

surf 1 octa 0.0 0.0 4.82600 6.04775

surf 2 octa 0.0 0.0 4.96570 6.25511

surf 3 octa 0.0 0.0 5.02920 6.31861

# 4 = Short Plug Hole

# 5 = Short Plug Narrow (Square)

# 6 = Short Plug/Long Plug

# 7 = End Tube Inner

surf 4 cyl 0.0 0.0 0.95250

surf 5 sqc 0.0 0.0 4.16560 0.00000

surf 6 octa 0.0 0.0 4.80060 6.02072

surf 7 octa 0.0 0.0 4.90220 6.19161

# 8 = CR hole inner

# 9 = CR hole outer for bottom ref and fuel section

# 10 = Bearing tube outer

# 11 = Bushing Inner

# 12 = Lower Plug CR Inner

# 13 = FUEL block Inner

# 14 = Upper Plug CR Inner

# 15 = CR FUEL outgas tube

# 16 = CR rod follower inner

# 17 = CR rod follower outer

surf 8 cyl 0.0 0.0 2.54000

surf 9 cyl 0.0 0.0 2.85750

surf 10 cyl 0.0 0.0 3.17500

surf 11 cyl 0.0 0.0 2.25552

surf 12 cyl 0.0 0.0 2.87734

surf 13 cyl 0.0 0.0 2.95910

surf 14 cyl 0.0 0.0 3.25755

surf 15 cyl 3.14309 3.14309 0.68937

surf 16 cyl 0.0 0.0 1.90500

surf 17 cyl 0.0 0.0 2.22250

# tab corners

surf 18 sqc 4.19735 4.19735 0.70485 0.00000

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surf 19 sqc -4.19735 4.19735 0.70485 0.00000

surf 20 sqc 4.19735 -4.19735 0.70485 0.00000

surf 21 sqc -4.19735 -4.19735 0.70485 0.00000

#

# 22 = tab inner

surf 22 octa 0.0 0.0 4.66408 6.19161

#

# 23 = end cap inner

# 24 = tab inner around the cap

#

surf 23 octa 0.0 0.0 4.72758 6.01699

surf 24 octa 0.0 0.0 4.48945 6.01699

#

#

#

surf 25 sqc 2.22250 2.22250 1.11125 0.00000

surf 26 sqc -2.22250 2.22250 1.11125 0.00000

surf 27 sqc 2.22250 -2.22250 1.11125 0.00000

surf 28 sqc -2.22250 -2.22250 1.11125 0.00000

# spacer = part

surf 29 py 1.34938

surf 30 py 3.57188

surf 31 py -1.34938

surf 32 py -3.57188

surf 33 px 4.84188

surf 34 px -4.84188

# spacer || part

surf 35 px 1.34938

surf 36 px 3.57188

surf 37 px -1.34938

surf 38 px -3.57188

surf 39 py 4.84188

surf 40 py -4.84188

# outgas tube

surf 41 cyl 0.0 0.0 0.36195

surf 42 cyl 0.0 0.0 0.47625

surf 43 cyl 0.0 0.0 0.11430

# outgas tube hole

surf 44 cyl 0.0 0.0 0.95250

# outgas tube in the CR fuel

surf 45 cyl 3.14309 3.14309 0.36195

surf 46 cyl 3.14309 3.14309 0.47625

surf 47 cyl 3.14309 3.14309 0.11430

#

# 60/61 = Permenant Reflector North face holes

# 62/63 = Permenant Reflector South face holes

# 64/65 = Permenant Reflector West face holes

#

surf 60 cyly 61.00 31.988125 8.255 101.64 162.56

surf 61 cyly 61.00 92.948125 8.255 101.64 162.56

surf 62 cyly -61.00 31.988125 8.255 -162.56 -101.64

surf 63 cyly -61.00 92.948125 8.255 -162.56 -101.64

surf 64 cylx 61.00 31.988125 8.255 -162.56 -101.64

surf 65 cylx 61.00 92.948125 8.255 -162.56 -101.64

surf 80 cuboid -101.3225 101.3225 -101.3225 101.3225 -61.99188 291.22688

surf 81 cuboid -101.6400 101.6400 -101.6400 101.6400 -61.99188 291.22688

surf 82 cuboid -162.5600 162.5600 -162.5600 162.5600 -61.99188 291.22688

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surf 100 inf

surf 101 pz -59.45188

surf 102 pz -9.76313

surf 103 pz -0.87313

surf 104 pz -0.63500

surf 105 pz 0.00000

surf 106 pz 20.16125

surf 107 pz 40.32250

surf 108 pz 60.48375

surf 109 pz 80.64500

surf 110 pz 100.80625

surf 111 pz 120.96750

surf 112 pz 121.60250

surf 113 pz 121.84063

surf 114 pz 130.73063

surf 115 pz 135.81063

surf 116 pz 143.90688

surf 117 pz 184.54688

surf 133 pz 174.22813

surf 134 pz 174.38688

surf 135 pz -59.76938

surf 201 cyly -86.36 -44.21188 1.27 101.64 162.56

surf 202 cyly -35.56 -44.21188 1.27 101.64 162.56

surf 203 cyly 35.56 -44.21188 1.27 101.64 162.56

surf 204 cyly 86.36 -44.21188 1.27 101.64 162.56

surf 205 cyly -86.36 57.38813 1.27 101.64 162.56

surf 206 cyly -35.56 57.38813 1.27 101.64 162.56

surf 207 cyly 35.56 57.38813 1.27 101.64 162.56

surf 208 cyly 86.36 57.38813 1.27 101.64 162.56

surf 209 cyly -86.36 158.98813 1.27 101.64 162.56

surf 210 cyly -35.56 158.98813 1.27 101.64 162.56

surf 211 cyly 35.56 158.98813 1.27 101.64 162.56

surf 212 cyly 86.36 158.98813 1.27 101.64 162.56

#

surf 213 cyly -86.36 -44.21188 1.27 -162.56 -101.64

surf 214 cyly -35.56 -44.21188 1.27 -162.56 -101.64

surf 215 cyly 35.56 -44.21188 1.27 -162.56 -101.64

surf 216 cyly 86.36 -44.21188 1.27 -162.56 -101.64

surf 217 cyly -86.36 57.38813 1.27 -162.56 -101.64

surf 218 cyly -35.56 57.38813 1.27 -162.56 -101.64

surf 219 cyly 35.56 57.38813 1.27 -162.56 -101.64

surf 220 cyly 86.36 57.38813 1.27 -162.56 -101.64

surf 221 cyly -86.36 158.98813 1.27 -162.56 -101.64

surf 222 cyly -35.56 158.98813 1.27 -162.56 -101.64

surf 223 cyly 35.56 158.98813 1.27 -162.56 -101.64

surf 224 cyly 86.36 158.98813 1.27 -162.56 -101.64

#

surf 225 cylx -86.36 -44.21188 1.27 -162.56 -101.64

surf 226 cylx -35.56 -44.21188 1.27 -162.56 -101.64

surf 227 cylx 35.56 -44.21188 1.27 -162.56 -101.64

surf 228 cylx 86.36 -44.21188 1.27 -162.56 -101.64

surf 229 cylx -86.36 57.38813 1.27 -162.56 -101.64

surf 230 cylx -35.56 57.38813 1.27 -162.56 -101.64

surf 231 cylx 35.56 57.38813 1.27 -162.56 -101.64

surf 232 cylx 86.36 57.38813 1.27 -162.56 -101.64

surf 233 cylx -86.36 158.98813 1.27 -162.56 -101.64

surf 234 cylx -35.56 158.98813 1.27 -162.56 -101.64

surf 235 cylx 35.56 158.98813 1.27 -162.56 -101.64

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surf 236 cylx 86.36 158.98813 1.27 -162.56 -101.64

#

surf 237 cylx -86.36 -44.21188 1.27 101.64 162.56

surf 238 cylx -35.56 -44.21188 1.27 101.64 162.56

surf 239 cylx 35.56 -44.21188 1.27 101.64 162.56

surf 240 cylx 86.36 -44.21188 1.27 101.64 162.56

surf 241 cylx -86.36 57.38813 1.27 101.64 162.56

surf 242 cylx 86.36 57.38813 1.27 101.64 162.56

surf 243 cylx -86.36 158.98813 1.27 101.64 162.56

surf 244 cylx -35.56 158.98813 1.27 101.64 162.56

surf 245 cylx 35.56 158.98813 1.27 101.64 162.56

surf 246 cylx 86.36 158.98813 1.27 101.64 162.56

# --- MATERIALS

# --- Thermal Scattering Data

therm gre7 gre7.00t

therm lwe7 lwe7.00t

therm hwe7 hwe7.00t

# Graphite HEU Fuel

mat FUEL sum moder gre7 6000

6000.80c 5.1039E-02

6002.80c 3.5468E-02

5010.80c 1.1314E-07

5011.80c 4.5542E-07

8016.80c 1.8685E-05

26054.80c 2.9114E-07

26056.80c 4.5703E-06

26057.80c 1.0555E-07

26058.80c 1.4047E-08

23050.80c 1.5339E-09

23051.80c 6.1201E-07

92234.80c 8.5472E-08

92235.80c 8.7202E-06

92236.80c 4.0790E-08

92238.80c 4.9986E-07

# Zircaloy-3: Fuel can

mat ZR-3 sum

1001.80c 8.5822E-05

1002.80c 9.8707E-09

3006.80c 2.1501E-08

3007.80c 2.6177E-07

4009.80c 2.1817E-07

5010.80c 3.6192E-08

5011.80c 1.4568E-07

6000.80c 3.9289E-05

7014.80c 1.4266E-05

7015.80c 5.2119E-08

8016.80c 2.2604E-04

8017.80c 8.5927E-08

11023.80c 8.5526E-07

12024.80c 6.3901E-08

12025.80c 8.0898E-09

12026.80c 8.9068E-09

13027.80c 7.2873E-07

14028.80c 6.4564E-07

14029.80c 3.2799E-08

14030.80c 2.1647E-08

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15031.80c 6.3480E-07

19039.80c 4.6899E-07

19040.80c 5.8838E-11

19041.80c 3.3846E-08

20040.80c 4.7559E-07

20042.80c 3.1742E-09

20043.80c 6.6231E-10

20044.80c 1.0234E-08

20046.80c 1.9624E-11

20048.80c 9.1742E-10

21045.80c 4.3737E-06

22046.80c 5.4221E-08

22047.80c 4.8898E-08

22048.80c 4.8451E-07

22049.80c 3.5556E-08

22050.80c 3.4044E-08

23050.80c 9.6494E-11

23051.80c 3.8501E-08

24050.80c 1.6430E-09

24052.80c 3.1685E-08

24053.80c 3.5928E-09

24054.80c 8.9432E-10

25055.80c 7.1579E-08

26054.80c 1.0701E-05

26056.80c 1.6799E-04

26057.80c 3.8795E-06

26058.80c 5.1630E-07

27059.80c 3.3363E-08

28058.80c 2.2806E-08

28060.80c 8.7847E-09

28061.80c 3.8186E-10

28062.80c 1.2175E-09

28064.80c 3.1007E-10

29063.80c 2.1396E-08

29065.80c 9.5455E-09

30064.80c 1.4510E-08

30066.80c 8.4094E-09

30067.80c 1.2331E-09

30068.80c 5.7187E-09

30070.80c 1.8968E-10

31069.80c 1.6951E-08

31071.80c 1.1250E-08

32070.80c 5.5164E-09

32072.80c 7.3923E-09

32073.80c 2.1005E-09

32074.80c 9.9394E-09

32076.80c 2.1194E-09

33075.80c 2.6244E-08

34074.80c 2.2162E-10

34076.80c 2.3333E-09

34077.80c 1.9000E-09

34078.80c 5.9191E-09

34080.80c 1.2354E-08

34082.80c 2.1739E-09

37085.80c 1.6603E-08

37087.80c 6.4024E-09

38084.80c 1.2567E-10

38086.80c 2.2126E-09

38087.80c 1.5708E-09

38088.80c 1.8531E-08

39089.80c 4.4231E-07

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41093.80c 4.2327E-07

42092.80c 3.0270E-09

42094.80c 1.8916E-09

42095.80c 3.2586E-09

42096.80c 3.4184E-09

42097.80c 1.9592E-09

42098.80c 4.9576E-09

42100.80c 1.9818E-09

44096.80c 1.0778E-09

44098.80c 3.6379E-10

44099.80c 2.4823E-09

44100.80c 2.4512E-09

44101.80c 3.3189E-09

44102.80c 6.1377E-09

44104.80c 3.6223E-09

45103.80c 1.9107E-08

46102.80c 1.8846E-10

46104.80c 2.0582E-09

46105.80c 4.1257E-09

46106.80c 5.0495E-09

46108.80c 4.8887E-09

46110.80c 2.1654E-09

47107.80c 2.8348E-06

47109.80c 2.6336E-06

48106.80c 2.1864E-10

48108.80c 1.5567E-10

48110.80c 2.1847E-09

48111.80c 2.2389E-09

48112.80c 4.2207E-09

48113.80c 2.1374E-09

48114.80c 5.0253E-09

48116.80c 1.3101E-09

49113.80c 1.0285E-08

49115.80c 2.2946E-07

50112.80c 9.6398E-07

50114.80c 6.5590E-07

50115.80c 3.3789E-07

50116.80c 1.4450E-05

50117.80c 7.6323E-06

50118.80c 2.4070E-05

50119.80c 8.5367E-06

50120.80c 3.2378E-05

50122.80c 4.6013E-06

50124.80c 5.7541E-06

51121.80c 9.2384E-09

51123.80c 6.9099E-09

52120.80c 1.3868E-11

52122.80c 3.9293E-10

52123.80c 1.3714E-10

52124.80c 7.3040E-10

52125.80c 1.0894E-09

52126.80c 2.9031E-09

52128.80c 4.8909E-09

52130.80c 5.2515E-09

55133.80c 1.4794E-08

56130.80c 1.5177E-11

56132.80c 1.4461E-11

56134.80c 3.4606E-10

56135.80c 9.4383E-10

56136.80c 1.1245E-09

56137.80c 1.6082E-09

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56138.80c 1.0266E-08

57138.80c 1.2740E-11

57139.80c 1.4142E-08

58136.80c 2.5961E-11

58138.80c 3.5222E-11

58140.80c 1.2412E-08

58142.80c 1.5596E-09

59141.80c 1.3954E-08

60142.80c 3.7077E-09

60143.80c 1.6630E-09

60144.80c 3.2443E-09

60145.80c 1.1314E-09

60146.80c 2.3446E-09

60148.80c 7.7699E-10

60150.80c 7.6336E-10

62144.80c 4.0146E-10

62147.80c 1.9602E-09

62148.80c 1.4698E-09

62149.80c 1.8072E-09

62150.80c 9.6506E-10

62152.80c 3.4980E-09

62154.80c 2.9750E-09

63151.80c 6.1860E-09

63153.80c 6.7527E-09

64152.80c 2.5008E-11

64154.80c 2.7258E-10

64155.80c 1.8506E-09

64156.80c 2.5595E-09

64157.80c 1.9568E-09

64158.80c 3.1059E-09

64160.80c 2.7333E-09

65159.80c 1.2372E-08

66156.80c 6.7759E-12

66158.80c 1.1495E-11

66160.80c 2.8180E-10

66161.80c 2.2855E-09

66162.80c 3.0824E-09

66163.80c 3.0124E-09

66164.80c 3.4194E-09

67165.80c 1.1921E-08

68162.80c 1.6340E-11

68164.80c 1.8821E-10

68166.80c 3.9385E-09

68167.80c 2.6884E-09

68168.80c 3.1714E-09

68170.80c 1.7527E-09

69169.80c 1.1639E-08

71175.80c 1.0947E-08

71176.80c 2.9105E-10

72174.80c 2.7848E-09

72176.80c 9.1550E-08

72177.80c 3.2373E-07

72178.80c 4.7481E-07

72179.80c 2.3706E-07

72180.80c 6.1057E-07

73180.80c 1.3039E-12

73181.80c 1.0865E-08

74180.80c 1.2834E-11

74182.80c 2.8342E-09

74183.80c 1.5305E-09

74184.80c 3.2770E-09

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74186.80c 3.0407E-09

75185.80c 3.9492E-09

75187.80c 6.6101E-09

77191.80c 3.8155E-09

77193.80c 6.4137E-09

79197.80c 9.9825E-09

80196.80c 1.4703E-11

80198.80c 9.7728E-10

80199.80c 1.6536E-09

80200.80c 2.2643E-09

80201.80c 1.2919E-09

80202.80c 2.9269E-09

80204.80c 6.7341E-10

81203.80c 2.8399E-09

81205.80c 6.7803E-09

82204.80c 1.5942E-09

82206.80c 2.7444E-08

82207.80c 2.5166E-08

82208.80c 5.9670E-08

83209.80c 9.4086E-09

90232.80c 8.4737E-09

92234.80c 4.4606E-13

92235.80c 5.9508E-11

92238.80c 8.2005E-09

40090.80c 2.2022E-02

40091.80c 4.8024E-03

40092.80c 7.3405E-03

40094.80c 7.4390E-03

40096.80c 1.1985E-03

# AL-6063: End Tube

mat AL-6063 sum

12024.80c 3.5471E-04

12025.80c 4.4906E-05

12026.80c 4.9441E-05

13027.80c 5.8984E-02

14028.80c 2.1238E-04

14029.80c 1.0789E-05

14030.80c 7.1205E-06

22046.80c 1.3649E-06

22047.80c 1.2309E-06

22048.80c 1.2196E-05

22049.80c 8.9504E-07

22050.80c 8.5699E-07

24050.80c 6.7559E-07

24052.80c 1.3028E-05

24053.80c 1.4773E-06

24054.80c 3.6772E-07

25055.80c 1.4716E-05

26054.80c 2.9616E-06

26056.80c 4.6491E-05

26057.80c 1.0737E-06

26058.80c 1.4289E-07

27059.80c 6.8592E-06

28058.80c 4.6886E-06

28060.80c 1.8060E-06

28061.80c 7.8507E-08

28062.80c 2.5032E-07

28064.80c 6.3748E-08

29063.80c 8.7976E-06

29065.80c 3.9249E-06

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30064.80c 5.9660E-06

30066.80c 3.4578E-06

30067.80c 5.0701E-07

30068.80c 2.3514E-06

30070.80c 7.7993E-08

50112.80c 3.3031E-08

50114.80c 2.2474E-08

50115.80c 1.1578E-08

50116.80c 4.9512E-07

50117.80c 2.6152E-07

50118.80c 8.2474E-07

50119.80c 2.9251E-07

50120.80c 1.1094E-06

50122.80c 1.5766E-07

50124.80c 1.9716E-07

# CP2 Graphite: Graphite plugs

mat GRPH-CP2 sum moder gre7 6000 moder lwe7 1001 moder hwe7 1002

1001.80c 2.2453E-05

1002.80c 2.5824E-09

3006.80c 7.3682E-09

3007.80c 8.9709E-08

4009.80c 2.7898E-09

5010.80c 6.4792E-09

5011.80c 2.6079E-08

6000.80c 8.3677E-02

7014.80c 9.7812E-06

7015.80c 3.5734E-08

8016.80c 1.3861E-05

8017.80c 5.2690E-09

9019.80c 2.6468E-09

11023.80c 1.0936E-09

12024.80c 1.9611E-09

12025.80c 2.4827E-10

12026.80c 2.7334E-10

13027.80c 8.2001E-08

14028.80c 2.3116E-06

14029.80c 1.1743E-07

14030.80c 7.7503E-08

15031.80c 2.1105E-08

16032.80c 1.3407E-06

16033.80c 1.0585E-08

16034.80c 5.9984E-08

16036.80c 1.4114E-10

17035.80c 9.6708E-09

17037.80c 3.0943E-09

19039.80c 1.1994E-09

19040.80c 1.5047E-13

19041.80c 8.6557E-11

20040.80c 3.8921E-06

20042.80c 2.5977E-08

20043.80c 5.4202E-09

20044.80c 8.3752E-08

20046.80c 1.6060E-10

20048.80c 7.5079E-09

21045.80c 1.1185E-10

22046.80c 2.0800E-08

22047.80c 1.8758E-08

22048.80c 1.8586E-07

22049.80c 1.3640E-08

22050.80c 1.3060E-08

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23050.80c 5.9226E-09

23051.80c 2.3631E-06

24050.80c 2.1010E-10

24052.80c 4.0515E-09

24053.80c 4.5941E-10

24054.80c 1.1436E-10

25055.80c 3.6612E-10

26054.80c 6.5261E-09

26056.80c 1.0245E-07

26057.80c 2.3659E-09

26058.80c 3.1486E-10

27059.80c 8.5325E-11

28058.80c 1.6331E-08

28060.80c 6.2905E-09

28061.80c 2.7344E-10

28062.80c 8.7186E-10

28064.80c 2.2204E-10

29063.80c 1.6416E-09

29065.80c 7.3236E-10

30064.80c 1.8554E-10

30066.80c 1.0753E-10

30067.80c 1.5767E-11

30068.80c 7.3125E-11

30070.80c 2.4255E-12

31069.80c 4.3350E-11

31071.80c 2.8770E-11

32070.80c 7.0540E-11

32072.80c 9.4526E-11

32073.80c 2.6859E-11

32074.80c 1.2710E-10

32076.80c 2.7101E-11

33075.80c 3.3558E-10

34074.80c 2.8339E-12

34076.80c 2.9836E-11

34077.80c 2.4295E-11

34078.80c 7.5688E-11

34080.80c 1.5797E-10

34082.80c 2.7798E-11

35079.80c 3.1900E-10

35081.80c 3.1031E-10

37085.80c 2.1230E-10

37087.80c 8.1868E-11

38084.80c 7.7131E-11

38086.80c 1.3581E-09

38087.80c 9.6414E-10

38088.80c 1.1374E-08

39089.80c 5.6559E-10

40090.80c 1.9285E-09

40091.80c 4.2056E-10

40092.80c 6.4283E-10

40094.80c 6.5145E-10

40096.80c 1.0495E-10

41093.80c 2.7062E-10

42092.80c 3.8707E-11

42094.80c 2.4188E-11

42095.80c 4.1668E-11

42096.80c 4.3712E-11

42097.80c 2.5053E-11

42098.80c 6.3393E-11

42100.80c 2.5341E-11

44096.80c 1.3781E-11

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44098.80c 4.6518E-12

44099.80c 3.1742E-11

44100.80c 3.1344E-11

44101.80c 4.2439E-11

44102.80c 7.8484E-11

44104.80c 4.6319E-11

45103.80c 4.8865E-11

46102.80c 2.4098E-12

46104.80c 2.6319E-11

46105.80c 5.2756E-11

46106.80c 6.4569E-11

46108.80c 6.2513E-11

46110.80c 2.7689E-11

47107.80c 1.2083E-10

47109.80c 1.1226E-10

48106.80c 2.7958E-12

48108.80c 1.9906E-12

48110.80c 2.7936E-11

48111.80c 2.8629E-11

48112.80c 5.3970E-11

48113.80c 2.7332E-11

48114.80c 6.4259E-11

48116.80c 1.6752E-11

49113.80c 9.3940E-12

49115.80c 2.0958E-10

50112.80c 2.0544E-12

50114.80c 1.3979E-12

50115.80c 7.2011E-13

50116.80c 3.0795E-11

50117.80c 1.6266E-11

50118.80c 5.1297E-11

50119.80c 1.8193E-11

50120.80c 6.9003E-11

50122.80c 9.8061E-12

50124.80c 1.2263E-11

51121.80c 1.1813E-10

51123.80c 8.8357E-11

52120.80c 1.7734E-13

52122.80c 5.0245E-12

52123.80c 1.7537E-12

52124.80c 9.3397E-12

52125.80c 1.3931E-11

52126.80c 3.7122E-11

52128.80c 6.2540E-11

52130.80c 6.7151E-11

53127.80c 3.9624E-11

55133.80c 1.8917E-10

56130.80c 1.9407E-13

56132.80c 1.8491E-13

56134.80c 4.4251E-12

56135.80c 1.2069E-11

56136.80c 1.4379E-11

56137.80c 2.0564E-11

56138.80c 1.3127E-10

57138.80c 1.6290E-13

57139.80c 1.8084E-10

58136.80c 3.3196E-13

58138.80c 4.5039E-13

58140.80c 1.5871E-10

58142.80c 1.9943E-11

59141.80c 1.7843E-10

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60142.80c 4.7411E-11

60143.80c 2.1265E-11

60144.80c 4.1485E-11

60145.80c 1.4467E-11

60146.80c 2.9981E-11

60148.80c 9.9355E-12

60150.80c 9.7611E-12

62144.80c 1.0267E-12

62147.80c 5.0131E-12

62148.80c 3.7590E-12

62149.80c 4.6218E-12

62150.80c 2.4681E-12

62152.80c 8.9459E-12

62154.80c 7.6082E-12

63151.80c 1.5820E-11

63153.80c 1.7270E-11

64152.80c 6.3955E-14

64154.80c 6.9711E-13

64155.80c 4.7327E-12

64156.80c 6.5458E-12

64157.80c 5.0045E-12

64158.80c 7.9432E-12

64160.80c 6.9903E-12

65159.80c 3.1640E-11

66156.80c 1.7329E-14

66158.80c 2.9397E-14

66160.80c 7.2069E-13

66161.80c 5.8451E-12

66162.80c 7.8831E-12

66163.80c 7.7039E-12

66164.80c 8.7449E-12

67165.80c 3.0488E-11

68162.80c 4.1789E-14

68164.80c 4.8132E-13

68166.80c 1.0072E-11

68167.80c 6.8753E-12

68168.80c 8.1106E-12

68170.80c 4.4825E-12

71175.80c 2.7995E-11

71176.80c 7.4435E-13

72174.80c 4.5075E-14

72176.80c 1.4819E-12

72177.80c 5.2400E-12

72178.80c 7.6854E-12

72179.80c 3.8371E-12

72180.80c 9.8828E-12

73181.80c 2.7789E-07

74180.80c 1.6411E-13

74182.80c 3.6242E-11

74183.80c 1.9571E-11

74184.80c 4.1904E-11

74186.80c 3.8881E-11

75185.80c 1.0100E-11

75187.80c 1.6905E-11

77191.80c 9.7578E-12

77193.80c 1.6403E-11

79197.80c 2.5529E-10

80196.80c 3.7602E-13

80198.80c 2.4993E-11

80199.80c 4.2290E-11

80200.80c 5.7908E-11

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80201.80c 3.3040E-11

80202.80c 7.4854E-11

80204.80c 1.7222E-11

81203.80c 3.6314E-11

81205.80c 8.6701E-11

82204.80c 1.6988E-12

82206.80c 2.9244E-11

82207.80c 2.6817E-11

82208.80c 6.3584E-11

83209.80c 1.2031E-10

90232.80c 1.0835E-10

92234.80c 5.7039E-15

92235.80c 7.6094E-13

92238.80c 1.0486E-10

2003.80c 4.4139E-17

2004.80c 3.2939E-11

7014.80c 9.7812E-06

7015.80c 3.5734E-08

18036.80c 1.9757E-10

18038.80c 3.7106E-11

18040.80c 5.8478E-08

36078.80c 2.5440E-14

36080.80c 1.6382E-13

36082.80c 8.3078E-13

36083.80c 8.2412E-13

36084.80c 4.0838E-12

36086.80c 1.2383E-12

# Air in IDAHO FALLS,ID :)

mat AIR -0.0012 moder lwe7 1001 moder hwe7 1002

1001.80c 5.0303E-07

1002.80c 5.7856E-11

2003.80c 1.7656E-16

2004.80c 1.3176E-10

6000.80c 9.5977E-09

7014.80c 3.9125E-05

7015.80c 1.4294E-07

8016.80c 1.0800E-05

8017.80c 4.1056E-09

18036.80c 7.9027E-10

18038.80c 1.4843E-10

18040.80c 2.3391E-07

36078.80c 1.0176E-13

36080.80c 6.5528E-13

36082.80c 3.3231E-12

36083.80c 3.2965E-12

36084.80c 1.6335E-11

36086.80c 4.9530E-12

# AL-1100: CR Bearing Tube

mat AL-1100 sum

14028.80c 1.2727E-04

14029.80c 6.4656E-06

14030.80c 4.2672E-06

26054.80c 4.0568E-06

26056.80c 6.3683E-05

26057.80c 1.4707E-06

26058.80c 1.9572E-07

29063.80c 2.2199E-05

29065.80c 9.9036E-06

25055.80c 7.4265E-06

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30064.80c 6.0216E-06

30066.80c 3.4900E-06

30067.80c 5.1174E-07

30068.80c 2.3733E-06

30070.80c 7.8719E-08

27059.80c 6.9230E-06

28058.80c 4.7323E-06

28060.80c 1.8229E-06

28061.80c 7.9238E-08

28062.80c 2.5265E-07

28064.80c 6.4342E-08

50112.80c 3.3338E-08

50114.80c 2.2684E-08

50115.80c 1.1686E-08

50116.80c 4.9973E-07

50117.80c 2.6396E-07

50118.80c 8.3242E-07

50119.80c 2.9523E-07

50120.80c 1.1197E-06

50122.80c 1.5913E-07

50124.80c 1.9900E-07

13027.80c 6.0032E-02

mat ZR-2 sum

1001.80c 4.8912E-05

1002.80c 5.6255E-09

5010.80c 1.8152E-08

5011.80c 7.3063E-08

6000.80c 4.4336E-05

7014.80c 1.1224E-05

7015.80c 4.1003E-08

50112.80c 4.6735E-06

50114.80c 3.1799E-06

50115.80c 1.6381E-06

50116.80c 7.0054E-05

50117.80c 3.7003E-05

50118.80c 1.1669E-04

50119.80c 4.1387E-05

50120.80c 1.5697E-04

50122.80c 2.2308E-05

50124.80c 2.7896E-05

26054.80c 5.5734E-06

26056.80c 8.7491E-05

26057.80c 2.0206E-06

26058.80c 2.6890E-07

24050.80c 3.2962E-06

24052.80c 6.3563E-05

24053.80c 7.2076E-06

24054.80c 1.7941E-06

28058.80c 2.5163E-05

28060.80c 9.6927E-06

28061.80c 4.2134E-07

28062.80c 1.3434E-06

28064.80c 3.4213E-07

13027.80c 5.4822E-06

48106.80c 1.0966E-10

48108.80c 7.8075E-11

48110.80c 1.0957E-09

48111.80c 1.1229E-09

48112.80c 2.1168E-09

48113.80c 1.0720E-09

48114.80c 2.5203E-09

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48116.80c 6.5706E-10

20040.80c 1.4311E-06

20042.80c 9.5517E-09

20043.80c 1.9930E-09

20044.80c 3.0796E-08

20046.80c 5.9052E-11

20048.80c 2.7607E-09

27059.80c 6.6931E-07

29063.80c 1.0731E-06

29065.80c 4.7874E-07

72174.80c 1.7679E-09

72176.80c 5.8121E-08

72177.80c 2.0552E-07

72178.80c 3.0143E-07

72179.80c 1.5050E-07

72180.80c 3.8762E-07

12024.80c 1.2819E-06

12025.80c 1.6229E-07

12026.80c 1.7868E-07

25055.80c 1.7950E-06

42092.80c 1.5181E-07

42094.80c 9.4871E-08

42095.80c 1.6343E-07

42096.80c 1.7145E-07

42097.80c 9.8262E-08

42098.80c 2.4864E-07

42100.80c 9.9393E-08

41093.80c 2.1228E-06

14028.80c 7.7714E-06

14029.80c 3.9479E-07

14030.80c 2.6055E-07

74180.80c 1.2874E-09

74182.80c 2.8429E-07

74183.80c 1.5352E-07

74184.80c 3.2871E-07

74186.80c 3.0500E-07

22046.80c 1.6648E-07

22047.80c 1.5014E-07

22048.80c 1.4876E-06

22049.80c 1.0917E-07

22050.80c 1.0453E-07

92234.80c 1.5660E-12

92235.80c 2.0892E-10

92238.80c 2.8789E-08

40090.80c 2.1847E-02

40091.80c 4.7643E-03

40092.80c 7.2823E-03

40094.80c 7.3800E-03

40096.80c 1.1889E-03

mat M-STEEL sum

6000.80c 8.6425E-04

25055.80c 7.7296E-04

15031.80c 3.0467E-05

16032.80c 3.4944E-05

16033.80c 2.7590E-07

16034.80c 1.5635E-06

16036.80c 3.6787E-09

29063.80c 5.1344E-05

29065.80c 2.2906E-05

28058.80c 5.4726E-05

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28060.80c 2.1081E-05

28061.80c 9.1636E-07

28062.80c 2.9217E-06

28064.80c 7.4408E-07

24050.80c 2.9571E-06

24052.80c 5.7025E-05

24053.80c 6.4662E-06

24054.80c 1.6096E-06

42092.80c 2.1792E-06

42094.80c 1.3618E-06

42095.80c 2.3459E-06

42096.80c 2.4610E-06

42097.80c 1.4105E-06

42098.80c 3.5690E-06

42100.80c 1.4267E-06

23050.80c 9.2622E-09

23051.80c 3.6956E-06

41093.80c 2.0314E-06

22046.80c 1.0165E-07

22047.80c 9.1671E-08

22048.80c 9.0834E-07

22049.80c 6.6659E-08

22050.80c 6.3825E-08

14028.80c 4.2607E-04

14029.80c 2.1644E-05

14030.80c 1.4285E-05

26054.80c 4.8518E-03

26056.80c 7.6163E-02

26057.80c 1.7589E-03

26058.80c 2.3408E-04

mat S-STEEL sum

6000.80c 3.1863E-04

15031.80c 6.9503E-05

25055.80c 1.7416E-03

26054.80c 3.3825E-03

26056.80c 5.3353E-02

26057.80c 1.2205E-03

26058.80c 1.6273E-04

28058.80c 5.5650E-03

28061.80c 9.2111E-05

28064.80c 7.4178E-05

28060.80c 2.1275E-03

28062.80c 2.9264E-04

24050.80c 7.6043E-04

24052.80c 1.4647E-02

24053.80c 1.6607E-03

24054.80c 4.1255E-04

14028.80c 1.5708E-03

14029.80c 7.9799E-05

14030.80c 5.2667E-05

16032.80c 4.2517E-05

16033.80c 3.3567E-07

16034.80c 1.9022E-06

16036.80c 4.4759E-09

# Graphitar: Bushing

mat GRPHTAR -1.8 moder gre7 6000

6000.80c 1.0

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mat B4C sum

6000.80c 1.7438E-02

5010.80c 1.3881E-02

5011.80c 5.5872E-02

#######################################################################

####################### Control Information ###########################

#######################################################################

# Neutron population and criticality cycles

set pop 100000 200 100

# Cross section library file path:

set acelib "/scratch/downar1_flux/vseker/ACE/endf71x/sss_endf71.xsdata"

# Cut-offs:

set fpcut 1E-6

set stabcut 1E-12

# reflective boundary conditions (radial only)

set bc 1 1 1

# set optimization parameter

# set opti 3

# turn on full unresolved resonance sampling

set ures 1 92235.03c 92238.03c 92234.03c 92236.03c 40000.03c

# Group Constant Homogenization, energy groups from Hitachi data

# set gcu 145 146 155 156 165 166 175 176

# set nfg 12 6.2500E-7 1.4450E-6 3.9279E-6 1.3007E-4 5.5308E-3 0.040868 0.18316 0.49787 1.3534 2.2313 3.6788

# ene egrid 1 1.E-10 6.2500E-7 1.4450E-6 3.9279E-6 1.3007E-4 5.5308E-3 0.040868 0.18316 0.49787 1.3534 2.2313 3.6788 15.0

# set micro egrid

# random number seed

set seed 1300652262

# set the source file

#

# set csw 'SrcTB2'

#

# src SRC-AC sf "/scratch/downar1_flux/vseker/RBWR/TB2/SngAsy/SrcRunUB2/SrcTB2" 1

set nbuf 50

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A.1.9 SERPENT M8CAL Model

Note: In the SERPENT M8CAL model the materials section of the M8CAL model is identical to the Minimum Critical Model,

which was provided above and for brevity it was not repeated here.

########################################################################################

# TREAT M8CAL Core Loading Full Core SERPENT Model

# created by Volkan Seker 04/05/2015

#

# Project: NEUP IRP "Computational and Experimental Benchmarking for Transient

# Fuel Testing

# Reference for input data : "Baseline Assessment of TREAT for Modeling and Analysis

# Needs" John D. Bess, Mark D. DeHart October 2015

# INL/EXT-15-35372

# 1. Standar Fuel Assemby

# 2. Control Rod Fuel Assembly

# 3.

#

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set title "UM 3D TREAT M8CAL Core Full Core Calculation"

# --- GEOEMTRY

#

# *** Standard FUEL Assembly

#

# Lower reflector long plug (Graphite in Al tube)

#

cell FA01-LSP 101 GRPH-CP2 -6

cell FA01-Gap 101 AIR 6 -7

cell FA01-ENDT 101 AL-6063 7 -3

cell FA01-AIRG 101 AIR 3

# Lower reflector short plug (Graphite in Al tube)

#

cell FA02-SPB 102 GRPH-CP2 -5

cell FA02-Gap 102 AIR 5 -7

cell FA02-ENDT 102 AL-6063 7 -3

cell FA02-AIRG 102 AIR 3

# Lower reflector short plug with tabs on the end tube

#

cell FA03-SPB 103 GRPH-CP2 -5

cell FA03-AIR1 103 AIR -18 -7 22

cell FA03-AIR2 103 AIR -19 -7 22

cell FA03-AIR3 103 AIR -20 -7 22

cell FA03-AIR4 103 AIR -21 -7 22

cell FA03-AIR 103 AIR 5 -22

cell FA03-TAB 103 ZR-3 22 -7 18 19 20 21

cell FA03-ENDT 103 AL-6063 7 -3

cell FA03-AIRG 103 AIR 3

# Lower reflector short plug with end cap/tab welding

#

cell FA04-SPB 104 GRPH-CP2 -5

cell FA04-AIR1 104 AIR -18 -23 24

cell FA04-AIR2 104 AIR -19 -23 24

cell FA04-AIR3 104 AIR -20 -23 24

cell FA04-AIR4 104 AIR -21 -23 24

cell FA04-AIR 104 AIR 5 -24

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cell FA04-TAB 104 ZR-3 24 -23 18 19 20 21

cell FA04-ENDC 104 ZR-3 23 -3

cell FA04-AIRG 104 AIR 3

# End cap

#

cell FA05-ENDC 105 ZR-3 -3

cell FA05-AirG 105 AIR 3

# spacer l1 (touching end cap)

#

cell FA06-SPC1 106 ZR-3 -25

cell FA06-SPC2 106 ZR-3 -26

cell FA06-SPC3 106 ZR-3 -27

cell FA06-SPC4 106 ZR-3 -28

cell FA06-AIR 106 AIR 25 26 27 28 -2

cell FA06-ZRT 106 ZR-3 2 -3

cell FA06-AIRG 106 AIR 3

# spacer l2 (middle part =)

#

cell FA07-SPC1 107 ZR-3 29 -30 34 -33

cell FA07-SPC2 107 ZR-3 32 -31 34 -33

cell FA07-AIR1 107 AIR -2 -29 31 34 -33

cell FA07-AIR2 107 AIR -2 30 34 -33

cell FA07-AIR3 107 AIR -2 -32 34 -33

cell FA07-AIR4 107 AIR -2 -34

cell FA07-AIR5 107 AIR -2 33

cell FA07-ZRT 107 ZR-3 2 -3

cell FA07-AIRG 107 AIR 3

# spacer l3 (touching the fuel block ||)

#

cell FA08-SPC1 108 ZR-3 35 -36 40 -39

cell FA08-SPC2 108 ZR-3 38 -37 40 -39

cell FA08-AIR1 108 AIR -2 -35 37 40 -39

cell FA08-AIR2 108 AIR -2 36 40 -39

cell FA08-AIR3 108 AIR -2 -38 40 -39

cell FA08-AIR4 108 AIR -2 -40

cell FA08-AIR5 108 AIR -2 39

cell FA08-ZRT 108 ZR-3 2 -3

cell FA08-AIRG 108 AIR 3

# Fuel Block

#

cell FA09-FB 109 FUEL -1

cell FA09-Gap 109 AIR 1 -2

cell FA09-CAN 109 ZR-3 2 -3

cell FA09-AIRG 109 AIR 3

# spacer l3 top (touching the fuel block ||)

#

cell FA10-SPC1 110 ZR-3 35 -36 40 -39

cell FA10-SPC2 110 ZR-3 38 -37 40 -39

cell FA10-AIR1 110 AIR -2 -35 37 40 -39

cell FA10-AIR2 110 AIR -2 36 40 -39

cell FA10-AIR3 110 AIR -2 -38 40 -39

cell FA10-AIR4 110 AIR -2 -40

cell FA10-AIR5 110 AIR -2 39

cell FA10-ZRT 110 ZR-3 2 -3

cell FA10-AIRG 110 AIR 3

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# spacer l2 top (middle part =)

#

cell FA11-SPC1 111 ZR-3 29 -30 34 -33

cell FA11-SPC2 111 ZR-3 32 -31 34 -33

cell FA11-AIR1 111 AIR -2 -29 31 34 -33

cell FA11-AIR2 111 AIR -2 30 34 -33

cell FA11-AIR3 111 AIR -2 -32 34 -33

cell FA11-AIR4 111 AIR -2 -34

cell FA11-AIR5 111 AIR -2 33

cell FA11-ZRT 111 ZR-3 2 -3

cell FA11-AIRG 111 AIR 3

# spacer l1 top (touching end cap)

#

cell FA12-SPC1 112 ZR-3 -25

cell FA12-SPC2 112 ZR-3 -26

cell FA12-SPC3 112 ZR-3 -27

cell FA12-SPC4 112 ZR-3 -28

cell FA12-AIR 112 AIR 25 26 27 28 -2

cell FA12-ZRT 112 ZR-3 2 -3

cell FA12-AIRG 112 AIR 3

# End cap upper with hole (outgas tube)

#

cell FA13-HOLE 113 AIR -41

cell FA13-ENDC 113 ZR-3 41 -3

cell FA13-AirG 113 AIR 3

# Upper reflector short plug with hole and end cap/tab welding (+ outgas tube)

#

cell FA14-OUA 114 AIR -41

cell FA14-OUW 114 ZR-3 41 -42

cell FA14-OUAO 114 AIR 42 -44

cell FA14-SPB 114 GRPH-CP2 44 -5

cell FA14-AIR1 114 AIR -18 -23 24

cell FA14-AIR2 114 AIR -19 -23 24

cell FA14-AIR3 114 AIR -20 -23 24

cell FA14-AIR4 114 AIR -21 -23 24

cell FA14-AIR 114 AIR 5 -24

cell FA14-TAB 114 ZR-3 24 -23 18 19 20 21

cell FA14-ENDC 114 ZR-3 23 -3

cell FA14-AIRG 114 AIR 3

# Upper reflector short plug with hole and tabs on the end tube (+ outgas tube)

#

cell FA15-OUA 115 AIR -41

cell FA15-OUW 115 ZR-3 41 -42

cell FA15-OUAO 115 AIR 42 -44

cell FA15-SPB 115 GRPH-CP2 44 -5

cell FA15-AIR1 115 AIR -18 -7 22

cell FA15-AIR2 115 AIR -19 -7 22

cell FA15-AIR3 115 AIR -20 -7 22

cell FA15-AIR4 115 AIR -21 -7 22

cell FA15-AIR 115 AIR 5 -22

cell FA15-TAB 115 ZR-3 22 -7 18 19 20 21

cell FA15-ENDT 115 AL-6063 7 -3

cell FA15-AIRG 115 AIR 3

# Upper ref short plug with hole and tabs on the end tube (+ outgas tube top)

#

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cell FA16-OUW 116 ZR-3 -42

cell FA16-OUAO 116 AIR 42 -44

cell FA16-SPB 116 GRPH-CP2 44 -5

cell FA16-AIR1 116 AIR -18 -7 22

cell FA16-AIR2 116 AIR -19 -7 22

cell FA16-AIR3 116 AIR -20 -7 22

cell FA16-AIR4 116 AIR -21 -7 22

cell FA16-AIR 116 AIR 5 -22

cell FA16-TAB 116 ZR-3 22 -7 18 19 20 21

cell FA16-ENDT 116 AL-6063 7 -3

cell FA16-AIRG 116 AIR 3

# Upper ref short plug with hole and tabs on the end tube (+ outgas tube tip)

#

cell FA17-OUW 117 ZR-3 -43

cell FA17-OUAO 117 AIR 43 -44

cell FA17-SPB 117 GRPH-CP2 44 -5

cell FA17-AIR1 117 AIR -18 -7 22

cell FA17-AIR2 117 AIR -19 -7 22

cell FA17-AIR3 117 AIR -20 -7 22

cell FA17-AIR4 117 AIR -21 -7 22

cell FA17-AIR 117 AIR 5 -22

cell FA17-TAB 117 ZR-3 22 -7 18 19 20 21

cell FA17-ENDT 117 AL-6063 7 -3

cell FA17-AIRG 117 AIR 3

# Upper ref short plug with hole and tabs on the end tube

#

cell FA18-OUAO 118 AIR -44

cell FA18-SPB 118 GRPH-CP2 44 -5

cell FA18-AIR1 118 AIR -18 -7 22

cell FA18-AIR2 118 AIR -19 -7 22

cell FA18-AIR3 118 AIR -20 -7 22

cell FA18-AIR4 118 AIR -21 -7 22

cell FA18-AIR 118 AIR 5 -22

cell FA18-TAB 118 ZR-3 22 -7 18 19 20 21

cell FA18-ENDT 118 AL-6063 7 -3

cell FA18-AIRG 118 AIR 3

# Upeer reflector short plug with hole

#

cell FA19-OUAO 119 AIR -44

cell FA19-SPB 119 GRPH-CP2 44 -5

cell FA19-Gap 119 AIR 5 -7

cell FA19-ENDT 119 AL-6063 7 -3

cell FA19-AIRG 119 AIR 3

# Upper reflector long plug with hole

#

cell FA20-OUAO 120 AIR -44

cell FA20-LSP 120 GRPH-CP2 44 -6

cell FA20-Gap 120 AIR 6 -7

cell FA20-ENDT 120 AL-6063 7 -3

cell FA20-AIRG 120 AIR 3

# Upper reflector long plug (Graphite in Al tube)

#

cell FA21-LSP 121 GRPH-CP2 -6

cell FA21-Gap 121 AIR 6 -7

cell FA21-ENDT 121 AL-6063 7 -3

cell FA21-AIRG 121 AIR 3

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#

#

# *** Control Rod FUEL Assembly - Transient Rod d

#

# Lower reflector long plug (Graphite in Al tube)

# (with upper follower (steel clad + CP graphite))

#

cell CA01-FOL 151 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CA01-SSC 151 M-STEEL 16 -17

cell CA01-CAIR 151 AIR 17 -8

cell CA01-CTUB 151 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CA01-TAIR 151 AIR 9 -12

cell CA01-LSP 151 GRPH-CP2 12 -6

cell CA01-Gap 151 AIR 6 -7

cell CA01-ENDT 151 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CA01-AIRG 151 AIR 3

# Lower reflector long plug (Graphite in Al tube)

# (with upper follower upper plug and zr follower lower plug)

#

cell CA02-SSC 152 S-STEEL -17

cell CA02-CAIR 152 AIR 17 -8

cell CA02-CTUB 152 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CA02-TAIR 152 AIR 9 -12

cell CA02-LSP 152 GRPH-CP2 12 -6

cell CA02-Gap 152 AIR 6 -7

cell CA02-ENDT 152 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CA02-AIRG 152 AIR 3

# Lower reflector long plug (Graphite in Al tube)

# (Zr Follower)

#

cell CA03-FOL 153 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CA03-ZRC 153 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CA03-CAIR 153 AIR 17 -8

cell CA03-CTUB 153 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CA03-TAIR 153 AIR 9 -12

cell CA03-LSP 153 GRPH-CP2 12 -6

cell CA03-Gap 153 AIR 6 -7

cell CA03-ENDT 153 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CA03-AIRG 153 AIR 3

# Lower reflector short plug (Graphite in Al tube)

#

cell CA04-FOL 154 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CA04-ZRC 154 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CA04-CAIR 154 AIR 17 -8

cell CA04-CTUB 154 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CA04-TAIR 154 AIR 9 -12

cell CA04-SPB 154 GRPH-CP2 12 -5

cell CA04-Gap 154 AIR 5 -7

cell CA04-ENDT 154 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CA04-AIRG 154 AIR 3

# Lower reflector short plug with tabs on the end tube

#

cell CA05-FOL 155 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CA05-ZRC 155 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CA05-CAIR 155 AIR 17 -8

cell CA05-CTUB 155 ZR-3 8 -9

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cell CA05-TAIR 155 AIR 9 -12

cell CA05-SPB 155 GRPH-CP2 12 -5

cell CA05-AIR1 155 AIR -18 -7 22

cell CA05-AIR2 155 AIR -19 -7 22

cell CA05-AIR3 155 AIR -20 -7 22

cell CA05-AIR4 155 AIR -21 -7 22

cell CA05-AIR 155 AIR 5 -22

cell CA05-TAB 155 ZR-3 22 -7 18 19 20 21

cell CA05-ENDT 155 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CA05-AIRG 155 AIR 3

# Lower reflector short plug with end cap/tab welding

#

cell CA06-FOL 156 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CA06-ZRC 156 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CA06-CAIR 156 AIR 17 -8

cell CA06-CTUB 156 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CA06-TAIR 156 AIR 9 -12

cell CA06-SPB 156 GRPH-CP2 12 -5

cell CA06-AIR1 156 AIR -18 -23 24

cell CA06-AIR2 156 AIR -19 -23 24

cell CA06-AIR3 156 AIR -20 -23 24

cell CA06-AIR4 156 AIR -21 -23 24

cell CA06-AIR 156 AIR 5 -24

cell CA06-TAB 156 ZR-3 24 -23 18 19 20 21

cell CA06-ENDC 156 ZR-3 23 -3

cell CA06-AIRG 156 AIR 3

# End cap

#

cell CA07-FOL 157 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CA07-ZRC 157 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CA07-CAIR 157 AIR 17 -8

cell CA07-ENDC 157 ZR-3 8 -3

cell CA07-AirG 157 AIR 3

# spacer l1 (touching end cap)

#

cell CA08-FOL 158 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CA08-ZRC 158 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CA08-CAIR 158 AIR 17 -8

cell CA08-CTUB 158 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CA08-TAIR 158 AIR 9 -12

cell CA08-SPC1 158 ZR-3 12 -25

cell CA08-SPC2 158 ZR-3 12 -26

cell CA08-SPC3 158 ZR-3 12 -27

cell CA08-SPC4 158 ZR-3 12 -28

cell CA08-AIR 158 AIR 12 25 26 27 28 -2

cell CA08-ZRT 158 ZR-3 2 -3

cell CA08-AIRG 158 AIR 3

# spacer l2 (middle part =)

#

cell CA09-FOL 159 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CA09-ZRC 159 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CA09-CAIR 159 AIR 17 -8

cell CA09-CTUB 159 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CA09-TAIR 159 AIR 9 -12

cell CA09-SPC1 159 ZR-3 12 29 -30 34 -33

cell CA09-SPC2 159 ZR-3 12 32 -31 34 -33

cell CA09-AIR1 159 AIR -2 -29 31 34 -33 12

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cell CA09-AIR2 159 AIR -2 30 34 -33

cell CA09-AIR3 159 AIR -2 -32 34 -33

cell CA09-AIR4 159 AIR -2 -34

cell CA09-AIR5 159 AIR -2 33

cell CA09-ZRT 159 ZR-3 2 -3

cell CA09-AIRG 159 AIR 3

# spacer l3 (touching the fuel block ||)

#

cell CA10-FOL 160 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CA10-ZRC 160 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CA10-CAIR 160 AIR 17 -8

cell CA10-CTUB 160 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CA10-TAIR 160 AIR 9 -12

cell CA10-SPC1 160 ZR-3 12 35 -36 40 -39

cell CA10-SPC2 160 ZR-3 12 38 -37 40 -39

cell CA10-AIR1 160 AIR -2 -35 37 40 -39 12

cell CA10-AIR2 160 AIR -2 36 40 -39

cell CA10-AIR3 160 AIR -2 -38 40 -39

cell CA10-AIR4 160 AIR -2 -40

cell CA10-AIR5 160 AIR -2 39

cell CA10-ZRT 160 ZR-3 2 -3

cell CA10-AIRG 160 AIR 3

# Fuel Block

#

cell CA11-FOL 161 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CA11-ZRC 161 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CA11-CAIR 161 AIR 17 -8

cell CA11-CTUB 161 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CA11-TAIR 161 AIR 9 -13

cell CA11-FB 161 FUEL 13 -1

cell CA11-Gap 161 AIR 1 -2

cell CA11-CAN 161 ZR-3 2 -3

cell CA11-AIRG 161 AIR 3

# Fuel Block with CR plug

#

cell CA12-ZRC 162 S-STEEL -17

cell CA12-CAIR 162 AIR 17 -8

cell CA12-CTUB 162 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CA12-TAIR 162 AIR 9 -13

cell CA12-FB 162 FUEL 13 -1

cell CA12-Gap 162 AIR 1 -2

cell CA12-CAN 162 ZR-3 2 -3

cell CA12-AIRG 162 AIR 3

# spacer l3 top (touching the fuel block ||)

#

cell CA13-ZRC 163 S-STEEL -17

cell CA13-CAIR 163 AIR 17 -8

cell CA13-CTUB 163 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CA13-TAIR 163 AIR 9 -12

cell CA13-SPC1 163 ZR-3 12 35 -36 40 -39

cell CA13-SPC2 163 ZR-3 12 38 -37 40 -39

cell CA13-AIR1 163 AIR -2 -35 37 40 -39 12

cell CA13-AIR2 163 AIR -2 36 40 -39

cell CA13-AIR3 163 AIR -2 -38 40 -39

cell CA13-AIR4 163 AIR -2 -40

cell CA13-AIR5 163 AIR -2 39

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cell CA13-ZRT 163 ZR-3 2 -3

cell CA13-AIRG 163 AIR 3

# spacer l2 top (middle part =)

#

cell CA14-ZRC 164 S-STEEL -17

cell CA14-CAIR 164 AIR 17 -8

cell CA14-CTUB 164 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CA14-TAIR 164 AIR 9 -12

cell CA14-SPC1 164 ZR-3 12 29 -30 34 -33

cell CA14-SPC2 164 ZR-3 12 32 -31 34 -33

cell CA14-AIR1 164 AIR -2 -29 31 34 -33 12

cell CA14-AIR2 164 AIR -2 30 34 -33

cell CA14-AIR3 164 AIR -2 -32 34 -33

cell CA14-AIR4 164 AIR -2 -34

cell CA14-AIR5 164 AIR -2 33

cell CA14-ZRT 164 ZR-3 2 -3

cell CA14-AIRG 164 AIR 3

# spacer l1 top (touching end cap)

#

cell CA15-ZRC 165 S-STEEL -17

cell CA15-CAIR 165 AIR 17 -8

cell CA15-CTUB 165 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CA15-TAIR 165 AIR 9 -12

cell CA15-SPC1 165 ZR-3 12 -25

cell CA15-SPC2 165 ZR-3 12 -26

cell CA15-SPC3 165 ZR-3 12 -27

cell CA15-SPC4 165 ZR-3 12 -28

cell CA15-AIR 165 AIR 12 25 26 27 28 -2

cell CA15-ZRT 165 ZR-3 2 -3

cell CA15-AIRG 165 AIR 3

# End cap upper with hole (outgas tube)

#

cell CA16-ZRC 166 S-STEEL -17

cell CA16-CAIR 166 AIR 17 -8

cell CA16-CTUB 166 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CA16-HOLE 166 AIR -45

cell CA16-ENDC 166 ZR-3 45 9 -3

cell CA16-AirG 166 AIR 3

# Upper reflector short plug with hole and end cap/tab welding (+ outgas tube)

#

cell CA17-OUA 167 AIR -45

cell CA17-OUW 167 ZR-3 45 -46

cell CA17-OUAO 167 AIR 46 -15

cell CA17-ZRC 167 S-STEEL -17

cell CA17-CAIR 167 AIR 17 -8

cell CA17-CTUB 167 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CA17-CBER 167 AL-1100 9 -10

cell CA17-TAIR 167 AIR 10 -14

cell CA17-SPB 167 GRPH-CP2 15 14 -5

cell CA17-AIR1 167 AIR -18 -23 24

cell CA17-AIR2 167 AIR -19 -23 24

cell CA17-AIR3 167 AIR -20 -23 24

cell CA17-AIR4 167 AIR -21 -23 24

cell CA17-AIR 167 AIR 5 -24

cell CA17-TAB 167 ZR-3 24 -23 18 19 20 21

cell CA17-ENDC 167 ZR-3 23 -3

cell CA17-AIRG 167 AIR 3

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# Upper reflector short plug with hole and tabs on the end tube (+ outgas tube)

#

cell CA18-OUA 168 AIR -45

cell CA18-OUW 168 ZR-3 45 -46

cell CA18-OUAO 168 AIR 46 -15

cell CA18-ZRC 168 S-STEEL -17

cell CA18-CAIR 168 AIR 17 -8

cell CA18-CTUB 168 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CA18-CBER 168 AL-1100 9 -10

cell CA18-TAIR 168 AIR 10 -14

cell CA18-SPB 168 GRPH-CP2 15 14 -5

cell CA18-AIR1 168 AIR -18 -7 22

cell CA18-AIR2 168 AIR -19 -7 22

cell CA18-AIR3 168 AIR -20 -7 22

cell CA18-AIR4 168 AIR -21 -7 22

cell CA18-AIR 168 AIR 5 -22

cell CA18-TAB 168 ZR-3 22 -7 18 19 20 21

cell CA18-ENDT 168 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CA18-AIRG 168 AIR 3

# Upper ref short plug with hole and tabs on the end tube (+ outgas tube top)

#

cell CA19-OUW 169 ZR-3 -45

cell CA19-OUAO 169 AIR 45 -15

cell CA19-FOL 169 B4C -16

cell CA19-ZRC 169 M-STEEL 16 -17

cell CA19-CAIR 169 AIR 17 -8

cell CA19-CTUB 169 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CA19-CBER 169 AL-1100 9 -10

cell CA19-TAIR 169 AIR 10 -14

cell CA19-SPB 169 GRPH-CP2 15 14 -5

cell CA19-AIR1 169 AIR -18 -7 22

cell CA19-AIR2 169 AIR -19 -7 22

cell CA19-AIR3 169 AIR -20 -7 22

cell CA19-AIR4 169 AIR -21 -7 22

cell CA19-AIR 169 AIR 5 -22

cell CA19-TAB 169 ZR-3 22 -7 18 19 20 21

cell CA19-ENDT 169 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CA19-AIRG 169 AIR 3

# Upper ref short plug with hole and tabs on the end tube (+ outgas tube tip)

#

cell CA20-OUW 170 ZR-3 -47

cell CA20-OUAO 170 AIR 47 -15

cell CA20-FOL 170 B4C -16

cell CA20-ZRC 170 M-STEEL 16 -17

cell CA20-CAIR 170 AIR 17 -8

cell CA20-CTUB 170 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CA20-CBER 170 AL-1100 9 -10

cell CA20-TAIR 170 AIR 10 -14

cell CA20-SPB 170 GRPH-CP2 15 14 -5

cell CA20-AIR1 170 AIR -18 -7 22

cell CA20-AIR2 170 AIR -19 -7 22

cell CA20-AIR3 170 AIR -20 -7 22

cell CA20-AIR4 170 AIR -21 -7 22

cell CA20-AIR 170 AIR 5 -22

cell CA20-TAB 170 ZR-3 22 -7 18 19 20 21

cell CA20-ENDT 170 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CA20-AIRG 170 AIR 3

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# Upper ref short plug with hole and tabs on the end tube (+ outgas tube tip)

cell CA21-OUW 171 ZR-3 -47

cell CA21-OUAO 171 AIR 47 -15

cell CA21-FOL 171 B4C -16

cell CA21-ZRC 171 M-STEEL 16 -17

cell CA21-CAIR 171 AIR 17 -8

cell CA21-CTUB 171 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CA21-CBER 171 AL-1100 9 -10

cell CA21-TAIR 171 AIR 10 -14

cell CA21-SPB 171 GRPH-CP2 15 14 -5

cell CA21-AIR1 171 AIR -18 -7 22

cell CA21-AIR2 171 AIR -19 -7 22

cell CA21-AIR3 171 AIR -20 -7 22

cell CA21-AIR4 171 AIR -21 -7 22

cell CA21-AIR 171 AIR 5 -22

cell CA21-TAB 171 ZR-3 22 -7 18 19 20 21

cell CA21-ENDT 171 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CA21-AIRG 171 AIR 3

# Upper ref short plug with hole and tabs on the end tube

#

cell CA22-OUAO 172 AIR -15

cell CA22-FOL 172 B4C -16

cell CA22-ZRC 172 M-STEEL 16 -17

cell CA22-CAIR 172 AIR 17 -8

cell CA22-CTUB 172 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CA22-CBER 172 AL-1100 9 -10

cell CA22-TAIR 172 AIR 10 -14

cell CA22-SPB 172 GRPH-CP2 15 14 -5

cell CA22-AIR1 172 AIR -18 -7 22

cell CA22-AIR2 172 AIR -19 -7 22

cell CA22-AIR3 172 AIR -20 -7 22

cell CA22-AIR4 172 AIR -21 -7 22

cell CA22-AIR 172 AIR 5 -22

cell CA22-TAB 172 ZR-3 22 -7 18 19 20 21

cell CA22-ENDT 172 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CA22-AIRG 172 AIR 3

# Upper reflector short plug with hole

#

cell CA23-OUAO 173 AIR -15

cell CA23-FOL 173 B4C -16

cell CA23-ZRC 173 M-STEEL 16 -17

cell CA23-CAIR 173 AIR 17 -8

cell CA23-CTUB 173 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CA23-CBER 173 AL-1100 9 -10

cell CA23-TAIR 173 AIR 10 -14

cell CA23-SPB 173 GRPH-CP2 15 14 -5

cell CA23-Gap 173 AIR 5 -7

cell CA23-ENDT 173 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CA23-AIRG 173 AIR 3

# Upper reflector short plug with hole

# with Zr followers upper plug and poison section lower plug

#

cell CA24-OUAO 174 AIR -15

cell CA24-FOL 174 B4C -16

cell CA24-ZRC 174 M-STEEL 16 -17

cell CA24-CAIR 174 AIR 17 -8

cell CA24-CTUB 174 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CA24-CBER 174 AL-1100 9 -10

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141

cell CA24-TAIR 174 AIR 10 -14

cell CA24-SPB 174 GRPH-CP2 15 14 -5

cell CA24-Gap 174 AIR 5 -7

cell CA24-ENDT 174 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CA24-AIRG 174 AIR 3

# Upper reflector long plug with hole and bushing GRPHTAR

# with Zr followers upper plug and poison section lower plug

#

cell CA25-FOL 175 B4C -16

cell CA25-ZRC 175 M-STEEL 16 -17

cell CA25-CAIR 175 AIR 17 -11

cell CA25-CTUB 175 GRPHTAR 11 -9

cell CA25-CBER 175 AL-1100 9 -10

cell CA25-TAIR 175 AIR 10 -14

cell CA25-LSP 175 GRPH-CP2 14 -6

cell CA25-Gap 175 AIR 6 -7

cell CA25-ENDT 175 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CA25-AIRG 175 AIR 3

# Upper reflector long plug with hole with CR bearing

# with Zr followers upper plug and poison section lower plug

#

cell CA26-FOL 176 B4C -16

cell CA26-ZRC 176 M-STEEL 16 -17

cell CA26-CAIR 176 AIR 17 -8

cell CA26-CBER 176 AL-1100 8 -10

cell CA26-TAIR 176 AIR 10 -14

cell CA26-LSP 176 GRPH-CP2 14 -6

cell CA26-Gap 176 AIR 6 -7

cell CA26-ENDT 176 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CA26-AIRG 176 AIR 3

#

#

# *** Aluminium Clad Dummy Fuel Assembly

#

# Graphite Plug

cell AD01-LSP 201 GRPH-CP2 -6

cell AD01-Gap 201 AIR 6 -7

cell AD01-ENDT 201 AL-1100 7 -3

cell AD01-AIR 201 AIR 3

#

#

# *** Zircaloy Clad Dummy Fuel Assembly

#

# Lower reflector long plug (Graphite in Al tube)

#

cell ZR01-LSP 251 GRPH-CP2 -6

cell ZR01-Gap 251 AIR 6 -7

cell ZR01-ENDT 251 AL-6063 7 -3

cell ZR01-AIRG 251 AIR 3

# Lower reflector short plug (Graphite in Al tube)

#

cell ZR02-SPB 252 GRPH-CP2 -5

cell ZR02-Gap 252 AIR 5 -7

cell ZR02-ENDT 252 AL-6063 7 -3

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cell ZR02-AIRG 252 AIR 3

# Lower reflector short plug with tabs on the end tube

#

cell ZR03-SPB 253 GRPH-CP2 -5

cell ZR03-AIR1 253 AIR -18 -7 22

cell ZR03-AIR2 253 AIR -19 -7 22

cell ZR03-AIR3 253 AIR -20 -7 22

cell ZR03-AIR4 253 AIR -21 -7 22

cell ZR03-AIR 253 AIR 5 -22

cell ZR03-TAB 253 ZR-3 22 -7 18 19 20 21

cell ZR03-ENDT 253 AL-6063 7 -3

cell ZR03-AIRG 253 AIR 3

# Lower reflector short plug with end cap/tab welding

#

cell ZR04-SPB 254 GRPH-CP2 -5

cell ZR04-AIR1 254 AIR -18 -23 24

cell ZR04-AIR2 254 AIR -19 -23 24

cell ZR04-AIR3 254 AIR -20 -23 24

cell ZR04-AIR4 254 AIR -21 -23 24

cell ZR04-AIR 254 AIR 5 -24

cell ZR04-TAB 254 ZR-3 24 -23 18 19 20 21

cell ZR04-ENDC 254 ZR-3 23 -3

cell ZR04-AIRG 254 AIR 3

# End cap

#

cell ZR05-ENDC 255 ZR-3 -3

cell ZR05-AirG 255 AIR 3

# spacer l1 (touching end cap)

#

cell ZR06-SPC1 256 ZR-3 -25

cell ZR06-SPC2 256 ZR-3 -26

cell ZR06-SPC3 256 ZR-3 -27

cell ZR06-SPC4 256 ZR-3 -28

cell ZR06-AIR 256 AIR 25 26 27 28 -2

cell ZR06-ZRT 256 ZR-3 2 -3

cell ZR06-AIRG 256 AIR 3

# spacer l2 (middle part =)

#

cell ZR07-SPC1 257 ZR-3 29 -30 34 -33

cell ZR07-SPC2 257 ZR-3 32 -31 34 -33

cell ZR07-AIR1 257 AIR -2 -29 31 34 -33

cell ZR07-AIR2 257 AIR -2 30 34 -33

cell ZR07-AIR3 257 AIR -2 -32 34 -33

cell ZR07-AIR4 257 AIR -2 -34

cell ZR07-AIR5 257 AIR -2 33

cell ZR07-ZRT 257 ZR-3 2 -3

cell ZR07-AIRG 257 AIR 3

# spacer l3 (touching the fuel block ||)

#

cell ZR08-SPC1 258 ZR-3 35 -36 40 -39

cell ZR08-SPC2 258 ZR-3 38 -37 40 -39

cell ZR08-AIR1 258 AIR -2 -35 37 40 -39

cell ZR08-AIR2 258 AIR -2 36 40 -39

cell ZR08-AIR3 258 AIR -2 -38 40 -39

cell ZR08-AIR4 258 AIR -2 -40

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cell ZR08-AIR5 258 AIR -2 39

cell ZR08-ZRT 258 ZR-3 2 -3

cell ZR08-AIRG 258 AIR 3

# Fuel Block

#

cell ZR09-FB 259 GRPH-CP2 -1

cell ZR09-Gap 259 AIR 1 -2

cell ZR09-CAN 259 ZR-3 2 -3

cell ZR09-AIRG 259 AIR 3

# spacer l3 top (touching the fuel block ||)

#

cell ZR10-SPC1 260 ZR-3 35 -36 40 -39

cell ZR10-SPC2 260 ZR-3 38 -37 40 -39

cell ZR10-AIR1 260 AIR -2 -35 37 40 -39

cell ZR10-AIR2 260 AIR -2 36 40 -39

cell ZR10-AIR3 260 AIR -2 -38 40 -39

cell ZR10-AIR4 260 AIR -2 -40

cell ZR10-AIR5 260 AIR -2 39

cell ZR10-ZRT 260 ZR-3 2 -3

cell ZR10-AIRG 260 AIR 3

# spacer l2 top (middle part =)

#

cell ZR11-SPC1 261 ZR-3 29 -30 34 -33

cell ZR11-SPC2 261 ZR-3 32 -31 34 -33

cell ZR11-AIR1 261 AIR -2 -29 31 34 -33

cell ZR11-AIR2 261 AIR -2 30 34 -33

cell ZR11-AIR3 261 AIR -2 -32 34 -33

cell ZR11-AIR4 261 AIR -2 -34

cell ZR11-AIR5 261 AIR -2 33

cell ZR11-ZRT 261 ZR-3 2 -3

cell ZR11-AIRG 261 AIR 3

# spacer l1 top (touching end cap)

#

cell ZR12-SPC1 262 ZR-3 -25

cell ZR12-SPC2 262 ZR-3 -26

cell ZR12-SPC3 262 ZR-3 -27

cell ZR12-SPC4 262 ZR-3 -28

cell ZR12-AIR 262 AIR 25 26 27 28 -2

cell ZR12-ZRT 262 ZR-3 2 -3

cell ZR12-AIRG 262 AIR 3

# End cap upper

#

cell ZR13-ENDC 263 ZR-3 -3

cell ZR13-AirG 263 AIR 3

# Upper reflector short plug with hole and end cap/tab welding (+ outgas tube)

#

cell ZR14-SPB 264 GRPH-CP2 -5

cell ZR14-AIR1 264 AIR -18 -23 24

cell ZR14-AIR2 264 AIR -19 -23 24

cell ZR14-AIR3 264 AIR -20 -23 24

cell ZR14-AIR4 264 AIR -21 -23 24

cell ZR14-AIR 264 AIR 5 -24

cell ZR14-TAB 264 ZR-3 24 -23 18 19 20 21

cell ZR14-ENDC 264 ZR-3 23 -3

cell ZR14-AIRG 264 AIR 3

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# Upper reflector short plug with hole and tabs on the end tube (+ outgas tube)

#

cell ZR15-SPB 265 GRPH-CP2 -5

cell ZR15-AIR1 265 AIR -18 -7 22

cell ZR15-AIR2 265 AIR -19 -7 22

cell ZR15-AIR3 265 AIR -20 -7 22

cell ZR15-AIR4 265 AIR -21 -7 22

cell ZR15-AIR 265 AIR 5 -22

cell ZR15-TAB 265 ZR-3 22 -7 18 19 20 21

cell ZR15-ENDT 265 AL-6063 7 -3

cell ZR15-AIRG 265 AIR 3

# Upper ref short plug w. tabs on the end tube

#

cell ZR16-SPB 266 GRPH-CP2 -5

cell ZR16-AIR1 266 AIR -18 -7 22

cell ZR16-AIR2 266 AIR -19 -7 22

cell ZR16-AIR3 266 AIR -20 -7 22

cell ZR16-AIR4 266 AIR -21 -7 22

cell ZR16-AIR 266 AIR 5 -22

cell ZR16-TAB 266 ZR-3 22 -7 18 19 20 21

cell ZR16-ENDT 266 AL-6063 7 -3

cell ZR16-AIRG 266 AIR 3

# Upper ref short plug tabs on the end tube

#

cell ZR17-SPB 267 GRPH-CP2 -5

cell ZR17-AIR1 267 AIR -18 -7 22

cell ZR17-AIR2 267 AIR -19 -7 22

cell ZR17-AIR3 267 AIR -20 -7 22

cell ZR17-AIR4 267 AIR -21 -7 22

cell ZR17-AIR 267 AIR 5 -22

cell ZR17-TAB 267 ZR-3 22 -7 18 19 20 21

cell ZR17-ENDT 267 AL-6063 7 -3

cell ZR17-AIRG 267 AIR 3

# Upper ref short plug with hole and tabs on the end tube

#

cell ZR18-SPB 268 GRPH-CP2 -5

cell ZR18-AIR1 268 AIR -18 -7 22

cell ZR18-AIR2 268 AIR -19 -7 22

cell ZR18-AIR3 268 AIR -20 -7 22

cell ZR18-AIR4 268 AIR -21 -7 22

cell ZR18-AIR 268 AIR 5 -22

cell ZR18-TAB 268 ZR-3 22 -7 18 19 20 21

cell ZR18-ENDT 268 AL-6063 7 -3

cell ZR18-AIRG 268 AIR 3

# Upeer reflector short plug with hole

#

cell ZR19-SPB 269 GRPH-CP2 -5

cell ZR19-Gap 269 AIR 5 -7

cell ZR19-ENDT 269 AL-6063 7 -3

cell ZR19-AIRG 269 AIR 3

# Upper reflector long plug with hole

#

cell ZR20-LSP 270 GRPH-CP2 -6

cell ZR20-Gap 270 AIR 6 -7

cell ZR20-ENDT 270 AL-6063 7 -3

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cell ZR20-AIRG 270 AIR 3

# Upper reflector long plug (Graphite in Al tube)

#

cell ZR21-LSP 271 GRPH-CP2 -6

cell ZR21-Gap 271 AIR 6 -7

cell ZR21-ENDT 271 AL-6063 7 -3

cell ZR21-AIRG 271 AIR 3

cell DUMMYAIR 301 AIR -100

#

#

# *** 48in Access Hole Dummy Assembly

#

#

# Lower reflector LEAD plug (in Al tube)

#

cell DA4801-LSP 351 LEAD -6

cell DA4801-Gap 351 AIR 6 -7

cell DA4801-ENDT 351 AL-6063 7 -3

cell DA4801-AIRG 351 AIR 3

# Lower reflector DUMMY + Lower short plug plug (Graphite in Al tube)

#

cell DA4802-LSP 352 GRPH-CP2 -6

cell DA4802-Gap 352 AIR 6 -7

cell DA4802-ENDT 352 AL-6063 7 -3

cell DA4802-AIRG 352 AIR 3

# Lower reflector short plug (Graphite in Al tube)

#

cell DA4803-SPB 353 GRPH-CP2 -5

cell DA4803-Gap 353 AIR 5 -7

cell DA4803-ENDT 353 AL-6063 7 -3

cell DA4803-AIRG 353 AIR 3

# Lower reflector short plug with tabs on the end tube

#

cell DA4804-SPB 354 GRPH-CP2 -5

cell DA4804-AIR1 354 AIR -18 -7 22

cell DA4804-AIR2 354 AIR -19 -7 22

cell DA4804-AIR3 354 AIR -20 -7 22

cell DA4804-AIR4 354 AIR -21 -7 22

cell DA4804-AIR 354 AIR 5 -22

cell DA4804-TAB 354 ZR-3 22 -7 18 19 20 21

cell DA4804-ENDT 354 AL-6063 7 -3

cell DA4804-AIRG 354 AIR 3

# Lower reflector short plug with end cap/tab welding

#

cell DA4805-SPB 355 GRPH-CP2 -5

cell DA4805-AIR1 355 AIR -18 -23 24

cell DA4805-AIR2 355 AIR -19 -23 24

cell DA4805-AIR3 355 AIR -20 -23 24

cell DA4805-AIR4 355 AIR -21 -23 24

cell DA4805-AIR 355 AIR 5 -24

cell DA4805-TAB 355 ZR-3 24 -23 18 19 20 21

cell DA4805-ENDC 355 ZR-3 23 -3

cell DA4805-AIRG 355 AIR 3

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# End cap

#

cell DA4806-ENDC 356 ZR-3 -3

cell DA4806-AirG 356 AIR 3

# spacer l1 (touching end cap)

#

cell DA4807-AIR 357 AIR -2

cell DA4807-ZRT 357 ZR-3 2 -3

cell DA4807-AIRG 357 AIR 3

# Fuel Block

#

cell DA4808-FB 358 AIR -66

cell DA4808-Gap 358 AIR 66 -2

cell DA4808-CAN 358 ZR-3 66 2 -3

cell DA4808-AIRG 358 AIR 3

# Upper reflector short plug with hole and end cap/tab welding (+ outgas tube)

#

cell DA4814-SPB 359 GRPH-CP2 -5

cell DA4814-AIR1 359 AIR -18 -23 24

cell DA4814-AIR2 359 AIR -19 -23 24

cell DA4814-AIR3 359 AIR -20 -23 24

cell DA4814-AIR4 359 AIR -21 -23 24

cell DA4814-AIR 359 AIR 5 -24

cell DA4814-TAB 359 ZR-3 24 -23 18 19 20 21

cell DA4814-ENDC 359 ZR-3 23 -3

cell DA4814-AIRG 359 AIR 3

# Upper reflector short plug with hole and tabs on the end tube (+ outgas tube)

#

cell DA4815-SPB 360 GRPH-CP2 -5

cell DA4815-AIR1 360 AIR -18 -7 22

cell DA4815-AIR2 360 AIR -19 -7 22

cell DA4815-AIR3 360 AIR -20 -7 22

cell DA4815-AIR4 360 AIR -21 -7 22

cell DA4815-AIR 360 AIR 5 -22

cell DA4815-TAB 360 ZR-3 22 -7 18 19 20 21

cell DA4815-ENDT 360 AL-6063 7 -3

cell DA4815-AIRG 360 AIR 3

# UpPer reflector short plug with hole

#

cell DA4819-SPB 361 GRPH-CP2 -5

cell DA4819-Gap 361 AIR 5 -7

cell DA4819-ENDT 361 AL-6063 7 -3

cell DA4819-AIRG 361 AIR 3

# Upper reflector long plug with hole

#

cell DA4820-LSP 362 GRPH-CP2 -6

cell DA4820-Gap 362 AIR 6 -7

cell DA4820-ENDT 362 AL-6063 7 -3

cell DA4820-AIRG 362 AIR 3

# Upper reflector LEAD plug (LEAD in Al tube)

#

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cell DA4823-LSP 363 LEAD -6

cell DA4823-Gap 363 AIR 6 -7

cell DA4823-ENDT 363 AL-6063 7 -3

cell DA4823-AIRG 363 AIR 3

#

# *** Control Rod FUEL Assembly - Compansation Rod

#

# Lower reflector long plug (Graphite in Al tube)

# (with upper follower (steel clad + CP graphite))

#

cell CS01-FOL 401 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CS01-ZRC 401 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CS01-CAIR 401 AIR 17 -8

cell CS01-CTUB 401 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CS01-TAIR 401 AIR 9 -12

cell CS01-LSP 401 GRPH-CP2 12 -6

cell CS01-Gap 401 AIR 6 -7

cell CS01-ENDT 401 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CS01-AIRG 401 AIR 3

# Lower reflector long plug (Graphite in Al tube)

# (with upper follower upper plug and zr follower lower plug)

#

cell CS02-FOL 402 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CS02-ZRC 402 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CS02-CAIR 402 AIR 17 -8

cell CS02-CTUB 402 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CS02-TAIR 402 AIR 9 -12

cell CS02-LSP 402 GRPH-CP2 12 -6

cell CS02-Gap 402 AIR 6 -7

cell CS02-ENDT 402 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CS02-AIRG 402 AIR 3

# Lower reflector long plug (Graphite in Al tube)

# (Zr Follower)

#

cell CS03-FOL 403 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CS03-ZRC 403 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CS03-CAIR 403 AIR 17 -8

cell CS03-CTUB 403 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CS03-TAIR 403 AIR 9 -12

cell CS03-LSP 403 GRPH-CP2 12 -6

cell CS03-Gap 403 AIR 6 -7

cell CS03-ENDT 403 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CS03-AIRG 403 AIR 3

# Lower reflector short plug (Graphite in Al tube)

#

cell CS04-FOL 404 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CS04-ZRC 404 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CS04-CAIR 404 AIR 17 -8

cell CS04-CTUB 404 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CS04-TAIR 404 AIR 9 -12

cell CS04-SPB 404 GRPH-CP2 12 -5

cell CS04-Gap 404 AIR 5 -7

cell CS04-ENDT 404 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CS04-AIRG 404 AIR 3

# Lower reflector short plug with tabs on the end tube

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#

cell CS05-FOL 405 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CS05-ZRC 405 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CS05-CAIR 405 AIR 17 -8

cell CS05-CTUB 405 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CS05-TAIR 405 AIR 9 -12

cell CS05-SPB 405 GRPH-CP2 12 -5

cell CS05-AIR1 405 AIR -18 -7 22

cell CS05-AIR2 405 AIR -19 -7 22

cell CS05-AIR3 405 AIR -20 -7 22

cell CS05-AIR4 405 AIR -21 -7 22

cell CS05-AIR 405 AIR 5 -22

cell CS05-TAB 405 ZR-3 22 -7 18 19 20 21

cell CS05-ENDT 405 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CS05-AIRG 405 AIR 3

# Lower reflector short plug with end cap/tab welding

#

cell CS06-FOL 406 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CS06-ZRC 406 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CS06-CAIR 406 AIR 17 -8

cell CS06-CTUB 406 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CS06-TAIR 406 AIR 9 -12

cell CS06-SPB 406 GRPH-CP2 12 -5

cell CS06-AIR1 406 AIR -18 -23 24

cell CS06-AIR2 406 AIR -19 -23 24

cell CS06-AIR3 406 AIR -20 -23 24

cell CS06-AIR4 406 AIR -21 -23 24

cell CS06-AIR 406 AIR 5 -24

cell CS06-TAB 406 ZR-3 24 -23 18 19 20 21

cell CS06-ENDC 406 ZR-3 23 -3

cell CS06-AIRG 406 AIR 3

# End cap

#

cell CS07-FOL 407 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CS07-ZRC 407 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CS07-CAIR 407 AIR 17 -8

cell CS07-ENDC 407 ZR-3 8 -3

cell CS07-AirG 407 AIR 3

# spacer l1 (touching end cap)

#

cell CS08-FOL 408 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CS08-ZRC 408 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CS08-CAIR 408 AIR 17 -8

cell CS08-CTUB 408 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CS08-TAIR 408 AIR 9 -12

cell CS08-SPC1 408 ZR-3 12 -25

cell CS08-SPC2 408 ZR-3 12 -26

cell CS08-SPC3 408 ZR-3 12 -27

cell CS08-SPC4 408 ZR-3 12 -28

cell CS08-AIR 408 AIR 12 25 26 27 28 -2

cell CS08-ZRT 408 ZR-3 2 -3

cell CS08-AIRG 408 AIR 3

# spacer l2 (middle part =)

#

cell CS09-FOL 409 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CS09-ZRC 409 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CS09-CAIR 409 AIR 17 -8

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cell CS09-CTUB 409 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CS09-TAIR 409 AIR 9 -12

cell CS09-SPC1 409 ZR-3 12 29 -30 34 -33

cell CS09-SPC2 409 ZR-3 12 32 -31 34 -33

cell CS09-AIR1 409 AIR -2 -29 31 34 -33 12

cell CS09-AIR2 409 AIR -2 30 34 -33

cell CS09-AIR3 409 AIR -2 -32 34 -33

cell CS09-AIR4 409 AIR -2 -34

cell CS09-AIR5 409 AIR -2 33

cell CS09-ZRT 409 ZR-3 2 -3

cell CS09-AIRG 409 AIR 3

# spacer l3 (touching the fuel block ||)

#

cell CS10-FOL 410 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CS10-ZRC 410 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CS10-CAIR 410 AIR 17 -8

cell CS10-CTUB 410 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CS10-TAIR 410 AIR 9 -12

cell CS10-SPC1 410 ZR-3 12 35 -36 40 -39

cell CS10-SPC2 410 ZR-3 12 38 -37 40 -39

cell CS10-AIR1 410 AIR -2 -35 37 40 -39 12

cell CS10-AIR2 410 AIR -2 36 40 -39

cell CS10-AIR3 410 AIR -2 -38 40 -39

cell CS10-AIR4 410 AIR -2 -40

cell CS10-AIR5 410 AIR -2 39

cell CS10-ZRT 410 ZR-3 2 -3

cell CS10-AIRG 410 AIR 3

# Fuel Block

#

cell CS11-FOL 411 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CS11-ZRC 411 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CS11-CAIR 411 AIR 17 -8

cell CS11-CTUB 411 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CS11-TAIR 411 AIR 9 -13

cell CS11-FB 411 FUEL 13 -1

cell CS11-Gap 411 AIR 1 -2

cell CS11-CAN 411 ZR-3 2 -3

cell CS11-AIRG 411 AIR 3

# Fuel Block

#

cell CS12-ZRC 412 S-STEEL -17

cell CS12-CAIR 412 AIR 17 -8

cell CS12-CTUB 412 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CS12-TAIR 412 AIR 9 -13

cell CS12-FB 412 FUEL 13 -1

cell CS12-Gap 412 AIR 1 -2

cell CS12-CAN 412 ZR-3 2 -3

cell CS12-AIRG 412 AIR 3

# Fuel Block

#

cell CS13-FOL 413 B4C -16

cell CS13-ZRC 413 M-STEEL 16 -17

cell CS13-CAIR 413 AIR 17 -8

cell CS13-CTUB 413 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CS13-TAIR 413 AIR 9 -13

cell CS13-FB 413 FUEL 13 -1

cell CS13-Gap 413 AIR 1 -2

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cell CS13-CAN 413 ZR-3 2 -3

cell CS13-AIRG 413 AIR 3

# spacer l3 top (touching the fuel block ||)

#

cell CS14-FOL 414 B4C -16

cell CS14-ZRC 414 M-STEEL 16 -17

cell CS14-CAIR 414 AIR 17 -8

cell CS14-CTUB 414 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CS14-TAIR 414 AIR 9 -12

cell CS14-SPC1 414 ZR-3 12 35 -36 40 -39

cell CS14-SPC2 414 ZR-3 12 38 -37 40 -39

cell CS14-AIR1 414 AIR -2 -35 37 40 -39 12

cell CS14-AIR2 414 AIR -2 36 40 -39

cell CS14-AIR3 414 AIR -2 -38 40 -39

cell CS14-AIR4 414 AIR -2 -40

cell CS14-AIR5 414 AIR -2 39

cell CS14-ZRT 414 ZR-3 2 -3

cell CS14-AIRG 414 AIR 3

# spacer l2 top (middle part =)

#

cell CS15-FOL 415 B4C -16

cell CS15-ZRC 415 M-STEEL 16 -17

cell CS15-CAIR 415 AIR 17 -8

cell CS15-CTUB 415 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CS15-TAIR 415 AIR 9 -12

cell CS15-SPC1 415 ZR-3 12 29 -30 34 -33

cell CS15-SPC2 415 ZR-3 12 32 -31 34 -33

cell CS15-AIR1 415 AIR -2 -29 31 34 -33 12

cell CS15-AIR2 415 AIR -2 30 34 -33

cell CS15-AIR3 415 AIR -2 -32 34 -33

cell CS15-AIR4 415 AIR -2 -34

cell CS15-AIR5 415 AIR -2 33

cell CS15-ZRT 415 ZR-3 2 -3

cell CS15-AIRG 415 AIR 3

# spacer l1 top (touching end cap)

#

cell CS16-FOL 416 B4C -16

cell CS16-ZRC 416 M-STEEL 16 -17

cell CS16-CAIR 416 AIR 17 -8

cell CS16-CTUB 416 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CS16-TAIR 416 AIR 9 -12

cell CS16-SPC1 416 ZR-3 12 -25

cell CS16-SPC2 416 ZR-3 12 -26

cell CS16-SPC3 416 ZR-3 12 -27

cell CS16-SPC4 416 ZR-3 12 -28

cell CS16-AIR 416 AIR 12 25 26 27 28 -2

cell CS16-ZRT 416 ZR-3 2 -3

cell CS16-AIRG 416 AIR 3

# End cap upper with hole (outgas tube)

#

cell CS17-FOL 417 B4C -16

cell CS17-ZRC 417 M-STEEL 16 -17

cell CS17-CAIR 417 AIR 17 -8

cell CS17-CTUB 417 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CS17-HOLE 417 AIR -45

cell CS17-ENDC 417 ZR-3 45 9 -3

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cell CS17-AirG 417 AIR 3

# Upper reflector short plug with hole and end cap/tab welding (+ outgas tube)

#

cell CS18-OUA 418 AIR -45

cell CS18-OUW 418 ZR-3 45 -46

cell CS18-OUAO 418 AIR 46 -15

cell CS18-FOL 418 B4C -16

cell CS18-ZRC 418 M-STEEL 16 -17

cell CS18-CAIR 418 AIR 17 -8

cell CS18-CTUB 418 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CS18-CBER 418 AL-1100 9 -10

cell CS18-TAIR 418 AIR 10 -14

cell CS18-SPB 418 GRPH-CP2 15 14 -5

cell CS18-AIR1 418 AIR -18 -23 24

cell CS18-AIR2 418 AIR -19 -23 24

cell CS18-AIR3 418 AIR -20 -23 24

cell CS18-AIR4 418 AIR -21 -23 24

cell CS18-AIR 418 AIR 5 -24

cell CS18-TAB 418 ZR-3 24 -23 18 19 20 21

cell CS18-ENDC 418 ZR-3 23 -3

cell CS18-AIRG 418 AIR 3

# Upper reflector short plug with hole and tabs on the end tube (+ outgas tube)

#

cell CS19-OUA 419 AIR -45

cell CS19-OUW 419 ZR-3 45 -46

cell CS19-OUAO 419 AIR 46 -15

cell CS19-FOL 419 B4C -16

cell CS19-ZRC 419 M-STEEL 16 -17

cell CS19-CAIR 419 AIR 17 -8

cell CS19-CTUB 419 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CS19-CBER 419 AL-1100 9 -10

cell CS19-TAIR 419 AIR 10 -14

cell CS19-SPB 419 GRPH-CP2 15 14 -5

cell CS19-AIR1 419 AIR -18 -7 22

cell CS19-AIR2 419 AIR -19 -7 22

cell CS19-AIR3 419 AIR -20 -7 22

cell CS19-AIR4 419 AIR -21 -7 22

cell CS19-AIR 419 AIR 5 -22

cell CS19-TAB 419 ZR-3 22 -7 18 19 20 21

cell CS19-ENDT 419 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CS19-AIRG 419 AIR 3

# Upper ref short plug with hole and tabs on the end tube (+ outgas tube top)

#

cell CS20-OUW 420 ZR-3 -45

cell CS20-OUAO 420 AIR 45 -15

cell CS20-FOL 420 B4C -16

cell CS20-ZRC 420 M-STEEL 16 -17

cell CS20-CAIR 420 AIR 17 -8

cell CS20-CTUB 420 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CS20-CBER 420 AL-1100 9 -10

cell CS20-TAIR 420 AIR 10 -14

cell CS20-SPB 420 GRPH-CP2 15 14 -5

cell CS20-AIR1 420 AIR -18 -7 22

cell CS20-AIR2 420 AIR -19 -7 22

cell CS20-AIR3 420 AIR -20 -7 22

cell CS20-AIR4 420 AIR -21 -7 22

cell CS20-AIR 420 AIR 5 -22

cell CS20-TAB 420 ZR-3 22 -7 18 19 20 21

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cell CS20-ENDT 420 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CS20-AIRG 420 AIR 3

# Upper ref short plug with hole and tabs on the end tube (+ outgas tube tip)

#

cell CS21-OUW 421 ZR-3 -47

cell CS21-OUAO 421 AIR 47 -15

cell CS21-FOL 421 B4C -16

cell CS21-ZRC 421 M-STEEL 16 -17

cell CS21-CAIR 421 AIR 17 -8

cell CS21-CTUB 421 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CS21-CBER 421 AL-1100 9 -10

cell CS21-TAIR 421 AIR 10 -14

cell CS21-SPB 421 GRPH-CP2 15 14 -5

cell CS21-AIR1 421 AIR -18 -7 22

cell CS21-AIR2 421 AIR -19 -7 22

cell CS21-AIR3 421 AIR -20 -7 22

cell CS21-AIR4 421 AIR -21 -7 22

cell CS21-AIR 421 AIR 5 -22

cell CS21-TAB 421 ZR-3 22 -7 18 19 20 21

cell CS21-ENDT 421 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CS21-AIRG 421 AIR 3

# Upper ref short plug with hole and tabs on the end tube

#

cell CS22-OUAO 422 AIR -15

cell CS22-FOL 422 B4C -16

cell CS22-ZRC 422 M-STEEL 16 -17

cell CS22-CAIR 422 AIR 17 -8

cell CS22-CTUB 422 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CS22-CBER 422 AL-1100 9 -10

cell CS22-TAIR 422 AIR 10 -14

cell CS22-SPB 422 GRPH-CP2 15 14 -5

cell CS22-AIR1 422 AIR -18 -7 22

cell CS22-AIR2 422 AIR -19 -7 22

cell CS22-AIR3 422 AIR -20 -7 22

cell CS22-AIR4 422 AIR -21 -7 22

cell CS22-AIR 422 AIR 5 -22

cell CS22-TAB 422 ZR-3 22 -7 18 19 20 21

cell CS22-ENDT 422 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CS22-AIRG 422 AIR 3

# Upper reflector short plug with hole

#

cell CS23-OUAO 423 AIR -15

cell CS23-FOL 423 B4C -16

cell CS23-ZRC 423 M-STEEL 16 -17

cell CS23-CAIR 423 AIR 17 -8

cell CS23-CTUB 423 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CS23-CBER 423 AL-1100 9 -10

cell CS23-TAIR 423 AIR 10 -14

cell CS23-SPB 423 GRPH-CP2 15 14 -5

cell CS23-Gap 423 AIR 5 -7

cell CS23-ENDT 423 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CS23-AIRG 423 AIR 3

# Upper reflector short plug with hole

# with Zr followers upper plug and poison section lower plug

#

cell CS24-OUAO 424 AIR -15

cell CS24-FOL 424 B4C -16

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cell CS24-ZRC 424 M-STEEL 16 -17

cell CS24-CAIR 424 AIR 17 -8

cell CS24-CTUB 424 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CS24-CBER 424 AL-1100 9 -10

cell CS24-TAIR 424 AIR 10 -14

cell CS24-SPB 424 GRPH-CP2 15 14 -5

cell CS24-Gap 424 AIR 5 -7

cell CS24-ENDT 424 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CS24-AIRG 424 AIR 3

# Upper reflector long plug with hole and bushing GRPHTAR

# with Zr followers upper plug and poison section lower plug

#

cell CS25-FOL 425 B4C -16

cell CS25-ZRC 425 M-STEEL 16 -17

cell CS25-CAIR 425 AIR 17 -11

cell CS25-CTUB 425 GRPHTAR 11 -9

cell CS25-CBER 425 AL-1100 9 -10

cell CS25-TAIR 425 AIR 10 -14

cell CS25-LSP 425 GRPH-CP2 14 -6

cell CS25-Gap 425 AIR 6 -7

cell CS25-ENDT 425 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CS25-AIRG 425 AIR 3

# Upper reflector long plug with hole with CR bearing

# with Zr followers upper plug and poison section lower plug

#

cell CS26-FOL 426 B4C -16

cell CS26-ZRC 426 M-STEEL 16 -17

cell CS26-CAIR 426 AIR 17 -8

cell CS26-CBER 426 AL-1100 8 -10

cell CS26-TAIR 426 AIR 10 -14

cell CS26-LSP 426 GRPH-CP2 14 -6

cell CS26-Gap 426 AIR 6 -7

cell CS26-ENDT 426 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CS26-AIRG 426 AIR 3

# Upper reflector long plug with hole with CR bearing

# with CR poison section (poison is replace with graphite + steel clad)

#

cell CS27-FOL 427 B4C -16

cell CS27-ZRC 427 M-STEEL 16 -17

cell CS27-CAIR 427 AIR 17 -8

cell CS27-CBER 427 AL-1100 8 -10

cell CS27-TAIR 427 AIR 10 -14

cell CS27-LSP 427 GRPH-CP2 14 -6

cell CS27-Gap 427 AIR 6 -7

cell CS27-ENDT 427 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CS27-AIRG 427 AIR 3

#

# *** Control Rod FUEL Assembly - Compensation Rod

#

# Lower reflector long plug (Graphite in Al tube)

# (with upper follower (steel clad + CP graphite))

#

cell CC01-FOL 451 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CC01-SSC 451 M-STEEL 16 -17

cell CC01-CAIR 451 AIR 17 -8

cell CC01-CTUB 451 ZR-3 8 -9

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cell CC01-TAIR 451 AIR 9 -12

cell CC01-LSP 451 GRPH-CP2 12 -6

cell CC01-Gap 451 AIR 6 -7

cell CC01-ENDT 451 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CC01-AIRG 451 AIR 3

# Lower reflector long plug (Graphite in Al tube)

# (with upper follower upper plug and zr follower lower plug)

#

cell CC02-SSC 452 S-STEEL -17

cell CC02-CAIR 452 AIR 17 -8

cell CC02-CTUB 452 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CC02-TAIR 452 AIR 9 -12

cell CC02-LSP 452 GRPH-CP2 12 -6

cell CC02-Gap 452 AIR 6 -7

cell CC02-ENDT 452 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CC02-AIRG 452 AIR 3

# Lower reflector long plug (Graphite in Al tube)

# (Zr Follower)

#

cell CC03-FOL 453 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CC03-ZRC 453 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CC03-CAIR 453 AIR 17 -8

cell CC03-CTUB 453 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CC03-TAIR 453 AIR 9 -12

cell CC03-LSP 453 GRPH-CP2 12 -6

cell CC03-Gap 453 AIR 6 -7

cell CC03-ENDT 453 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CC03-AIRG 453 AIR 3

# Lower reflector short plug (Graphite in Al tube)

#

cell CC04-FOL 454 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CC04-ZRC 454 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CC04-CAIR 454 AIR 17 -8

cell CC04-CTUB 454 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CC04-TAIR 454 AIR 9 -12

cell CC04-SPB 454 GRPH-CP2 12 -5

cell CC04-Gap 454 AIR 5 -7

cell CC04-ENDT 454 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CC04-AIRG 454 AIR 3

# Lower reflector short plug with tabs on the end tube

#

cell CC05-FOL 455 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CC05-ZRC 455 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CC05-CAIR 455 AIR 17 -8

cell CC05-CTUB 455 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CC05-TAIR 455 AIR 9 -12

cell CC05-SPB 455 GRPH-CP2 12 -5

cell CC05-AIR1 455 AIR -18 -7 22

cell CC05-AIR2 455 AIR -19 -7 22

cell CC05-AIR3 455 AIR -20 -7 22

cell CC05-AIR4 455 AIR -21 -7 22

cell CC05-AIR 455 AIR 5 -22

cell CC05-TAB 455 ZR-3 22 -7 18 19 20 21

cell CC05-ENDT 455 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CC05-AIRG 455 AIR 3

# Lower reflector short plug with end cap/tab welding

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#

cell CC06-FOL 456 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CC06-ZRC 456 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CC06-CAIR 456 AIR 17 -8

cell CC06-CTUB 456 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CC06-TAIR 456 AIR 9 -12

cell CC06-SPB 456 GRPH-CP2 12 -5

cell CC06-AIR1 456 AIR -18 -23 24

cell CC06-AIR2 456 AIR -19 -23 24

cell CC06-AIR3 456 AIR -20 -23 24

cell CC06-AIR4 456 AIR -21 -23 24

cell CC06-AIR 456 AIR 5 -24

cell CC06-TAB 456 ZR-3 24 -23 18 19 20 21

cell CC06-ENDC 456 ZR-3 23 -3

cell CC06-AIRG 456 AIR 3

# End cap

#

cell CC07-FOL 457 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CC07-ZRC 457 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CC07-CAIR 457 AIR 17 -8

cell CC07-ENDC 457 ZR-3 8 -3

cell CC07-AirG 457 AIR 3

# spacer l1 (touching end cap)

#

cell CC08-FOL 458 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CC08-ZRC 458 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CC08-CAIR 458 AIR 17 -8

cell CC08-CTUB 458 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CC08-TAIR 458 AIR 9 -12

cell CC08-SPC1 458 ZR-3 12 -25

cell CC08-SPC2 458 ZR-3 12 -26

cell CC08-SPC3 458 ZR-3 12 -27

cell CC08-SPC4 458 ZR-3 12 -28

cell CC08-AIR 458 AIR 12 25 26 27 28 -2

cell CC08-ZRT 458 ZR-3 2 -3

cell CC08-AIRG 458 AIR 3

# spacer l2 (middle part =)

#

cell CC09-FOL 459 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CC09-ZRC 459 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CC09-CAIR 459 AIR 17 -8

cell CC09-CTUB 459 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CC09-TAIR 459 AIR 9 -12

cell CC09-SPC1 459 ZR-3 12 29 -30 34 -33

cell CC09-SPC2 459 ZR-3 12 32 -31 34 -33

cell CC09-AIR1 459 AIR -2 -29 31 34 -33 12

cell CC09-AIR2 459 AIR -2 30 34 -33

cell CC09-AIR3 459 AIR -2 -32 34 -33

cell CC09-AIR4 459 AIR -2 -34

cell CC09-AIR5 459 AIR -2 33

cell CC09-ZRT 459 ZR-3 2 -3

cell CC09-AIRG 459 AIR 3

# spacer l3 (touching the fuel block ||)

#

cell CC10-FOL 460 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CC10-ZRC 460 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CC10-CAIR 460 AIR 17 -8

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cell CC10-CTUB 460 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CC10-TAIR 460 AIR 9 -12

cell CC10-SPC1 460 ZR-3 12 35 -36 40 -39

cell CC10-SPC2 460 ZR-3 12 38 -37 40 -39

cell CC10-AIR1 460 AIR -2 -35 37 40 -39 12

cell CC10-AIR2 460 AIR -2 36 40 -39

cell CC10-AIR3 460 AIR -2 -38 40 -39

cell CC10-AIR4 460 AIR -2 -40

cell CC10-AIR5 460 AIR -2 39

cell CC10-ZRT 460 ZR-3 2 -3

cell CC10-AIRG 460 AIR 3

# Fuel Block

#

cell CC11-FOL 461 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CC11-ZRC 461 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CC11-CAIR 461 AIR 17 -8

cell CC11-CTUB 461 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CC11-TAIR 461 AIR 9 -13

cell CC11-FB 461 FUEL 13 -1

cell CC11-Gap 461 AIR 1 -2

cell CC11-CAN 461 ZR-3 2 -3

cell CC11-AIRG 461 AIR 3

# spacer l3 top (touching the fuel block ||)

#

cell CC12-FOL 462 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CC12-ZRC 462 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CC12-CAIR 462 AIR 17 -8

cell CC12-CTUB 462 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CC12-TAIR 462 AIR 9 -12

cell CC12-SPC1 462 ZR-3 12 35 -36 40 -39

cell CC12-SPC2 462 ZR-3 12 38 -37 40 -39

cell CC12-AIR1 462 AIR -2 -35 37 40 -39 12

cell CC12-AIR2 462 AIR -2 36 40 -39

cell CC12-AIR3 462 AIR -2 -38 40 -39

cell CC12-AIR4 462 AIR -2 -40

cell CC12-AIR5 462 AIR -2 39

cell CC12-ZRT 462 ZR-3 2 -3

cell CC12-AIRG 462 AIR 3

# spacer l2 top (middle part =)

#

cell CC13-FOL 463 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CC13-ZRC 463 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CC13-CAIR 463 AIR 17 -8

cell CC13-CTUB 463 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CC13-TAIR 463 AIR 9 -12

cell CC13-SPC1 463 ZR-3 12 29 -30 34 -33

cell CC13-SPC2 463 ZR-3 12 32 -31 34 -33

cell CC13-AIR1 463 AIR -2 -29 31 34 -33 12

cell CC13-AIR2 463 AIR -2 30 34 -33

cell CC13-AIR3 463 AIR -2 -32 34 -33

cell CC13-AIR4 463 AIR -2 -34

cell CC13-AIR5 463 AIR -2 33

cell CC13-ZRT 463 ZR-3 2 -3

cell CC13-AIRG 463 AIR 3

# spacer l1 top (touching end cap)

#

cell CC14-FOL 464 GRPH-CP2 -16

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cell CC14-ZRC 464 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CC14-CAIR 464 AIR 17 -8

cell CC14-CTUB 464 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CC14-TAIR 464 AIR 9 -12

cell CC14-SPC1 464 ZR-3 12 -25

cell CC14-SPC2 464 ZR-3 12 -26

cell CC14-SPC3 464 ZR-3 12 -27

cell CC14-SPC4 464 ZR-3 12 -28

cell CC14-AIR 464 AIR 12 25 26 27 28 -2

cell CC14-ZRT 464 ZR-3 2 -3

cell CC14-AIRG 464 AIR 3

# End cap upper with hole (outgas tube)

#

cell CC15-FOL 465 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CC15-ZRC 465 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CC15-CAIR 465 AIR 17 -8

cell CC15-CTUB 465 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CC15-HOLE 465 AIR -45

cell CC15-ENDC 465 ZR-3 45 9 -3

cell CC15-AirG 465 AIR 3

# Upper reflector short plug with hole and end cap/tab welding (+ outgas tube)

#

cell CC16-OUA 466 AIR -45

cell CC16-OUW 466 ZR-3 45 -46

cell CC16-OUAO 466 AIR 46 -15

cell CC16-FOL 466 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CC16-ZRC 466 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CC16-CAIR 466 AIR 17 -8

cell CC16-CTUB 466 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CC16-CBER 466 AL-1100 9 -10

cell CC16-TAIR 466 AIR 10 -14

cell CC16-SPB 466 GRPH-CP2 15 14 -5

cell CC16-AIR1 466 AIR -18 -23 24

cell CC16-AIR2 466 AIR -19 -23 24

cell CC16-AIR3 466 AIR -20 -23 24

cell CC16-AIR4 466 AIR -21 -23 24

cell CC16-AIR 466 AIR 5 -24

cell CC16-TAB 466 ZR-3 24 -23 18 19 20 21

cell CC16-ENDC 466 ZR-3 23 -3

cell CC16-AIRG 466 AIR 3

# Upper reflector short plug with hole and tabs on the end tube (+ outgas tube)

#

cell CC17-OUA 467 AIR -45

cell CC17-OUW 467 ZR-3 45 -46

cell CC17-OUAO 467 AIR 46 -15

cell CC17-FOL 467 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CC17-ZRC 467 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CC17-CAIR 467 AIR 17 -8

cell CC17-CTUB 467 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CC17-CBER 467 AL-1100 9 -10

cell CC17-TAIR 467 AIR 10 -14

cell CC17-SPB 467 GRPH-CP2 15 14 -5

cell CC17-AIR1 467 AIR -18 -7 22

cell CC17-AIR2 467 AIR -19 -7 22

cell CC17-AIR3 467 AIR -20 -7 22

cell CC17-AIR4 467 AIR -21 -7 22

cell CC17-AIR 467 AIR 5 -22

cell CC17-TAB 467 ZR-3 22 -7 18 19 20 21

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cell CC17-ENDT 467 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CC17-AIRG 467 AIR 3

# Upper ref short plug with hole and tabs on the end tube (+ outgas tube top)

#

cell CC18-OUW 468 ZR-3 -45

cell CC18-OUAO 468 AIR 45 -15

cell CC18-FOL 468 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CC18-ZRC 468 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CC18-CAIR 468 AIR 17 -8

cell CC18-CTUB 468 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CC18-CBER 468 AL-1100 9 -10

cell CC18-TAIR 468 AIR 10 -14

cell CC18-SPB 468 GRPH-CP2 15 14 -5

cell CC18-AIR1 468 AIR -18 -7 22

cell CC18-AIR2 468 AIR -19 -7 22

cell CC18-AIR3 468 AIR -20 -7 22

cell CC18-AIR4 468 AIR -21 -7 22

cell CC18-AIR 468 AIR 5 -22

cell CC18-TAB 468 ZR-3 22 -7 18 19 20 21

cell CC18-ENDT 468 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CC18-AIRG 468 AIR 3

# Upper ref short plug with hole and tabs on the end tube (+ outgas tube tip)

#

cell CC19-OUW 469 ZR-3 -47

cell CC19-OUAO 469 AIR 47 -15

cell CC19-FOL 469 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CC19-ZRC 469 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CC19-CAIR 469 AIR 17 -8

cell CC19-CTUB 469 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CC19-CBER 469 AL-1100 9 -10

cell CC19-TAIR 469 AIR 10 -14

cell CC19-SPB 469 GRPH-CP2 15 14 -5

cell CC19-AIR1 469 AIR -18 -7 22

cell CC19-AIR2 469 AIR -19 -7 22

cell CC19-AIR3 469 AIR -20 -7 22

cell CC19-AIR4 469 AIR -21 -7 22

cell CC19-AIR 469 AIR 5 -22

cell CC19-TAB 469 ZR-3 22 -7 18 19 20 21

cell CC19-ENDT 469 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CC19-AIRG 469 AIR 3

# Upper ref short plug with hole and tabs on the end tube

#

cell CC20-OUAO 470 AIR -15

cell CC20-FOL 470 GRPH-CP2 -16

cell CC20-ZRC 470 ZR-2 16 -17

cell CC20-CAIR 470 AIR 17 -8

cell CC20-CTUB 470 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CC20-CBER 470 AL-1100 9 -10

cell CC20-TAIR 470 AIR 10 -14

cell CC20-SPB 470 GRPH-CP2 15 14 -5

cell CC20-AIR1 470 AIR -18 -7 22

cell CC20-AIR2 470 AIR -19 -7 22

cell CC20-AIR3 470 AIR -20 -7 22

cell CC20-AIR4 470 AIR -21 -7 22

cell CC20-AIR 470 AIR 5 -22

cell CC20-TAB 470 ZR-3 22 -7 18 19 20 21

cell CC20-ENDT 470 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CC20-AIRG 470 AIR 3

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# Upper ref short plug with hole and tabs on the end tube

#

cell CC21-OUAO 471 AIR -15

cell CC21-ZRC 471 S-STEEL -17

cell CC21-CAIR 471 AIR 17 -8

cell CC21-CTUB 471 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CC21-CBER 471 AL-1100 9 -10

cell CC21-TAIR 471 AIR 10 -14

cell CC21-SPB 471 GRPH-CP2 15 14 -5

cell CC21-AIR1 471 AIR -18 -7 22

cell CC21-AIR2 471 AIR -19 -7 22

cell CC21-AIR3 471 AIR -20 -7 22

cell CC21-AIR4 471 AIR -21 -7 22

cell CC21-AIR 471 AIR 5 -22

cell CC21-TAB 471 ZR-3 22 -7 18 19 20 21

cell CC21-ENDT 471 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CC21-AIRG 471 AIR 3

# Upper reflector short plug with hole

#

cell CC22-OUAO 472 AIR -15

cell CC22-ZRC 472 S-STEEL -17

cell CC22-CAIR 472 AIR 17 -8

cell CC22-CTUB 472 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CC22-CBER 472 AL-1100 9 -10

cell CC22-TAIR 472 AIR 10 -14

cell CC22-SPB 472 GRPH-CP2 15 14 -5

cell CC22-Gap 472 AIR 5 -7

cell CC22-ENDT 472 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CC22-AIRG 472 AIR 3

# Upper reflector short plug with hole

# with Zr followers upper plug and poison section lower plug

#

cell CC23-OUAO 473 AIR -15

cell CC23-ZRC 473 S-STEEL -17

cell CC23-CAIR 473 AIR 17 -8

cell CC23-CTUB 473 ZR-3 8 -9

cell CC23-CBER 473 AL-1100 9 -10

cell CC23-TAIR 473 AIR 10 -14

cell CC23-SPB 473 GRPH-CP2 15 14 -5

cell CC23-Gap 473 AIR 5 -7

cell CC23-ENDT 473 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CC23-AIRG 473 AIR 3

# Upper reflector long plug with hole and bushing GRPHTAR

# with Zr followers upper plug and poison section lower plug

#

cell CC24-ZRC 474 S-STEEL -17

cell CC24-CAIR 474 AIR 17 -11

cell CC24-CTUB 474 GRPHTAR 11 -9

cell CC24-CBER 474 AL-1100 9 -10

cell CC24-TAIR 474 AIR 10 -14

cell CC24-LSP 474 GRPH-CP2 14 -6

cell CC24-Gap 474 AIR 6 -7

cell CC24-ENDT 474 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CC24-AIRG 474 AIR 3

# Upper reflector long plug with hole with CR bearing

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# with Zr followers upper plug and poison section lower plug

#

cell CC25-ZRC 475 S-STEEL -17

cell CC25-CAIR 475 AIR 17 -8

cell CC25-CBER 475 AL-1100 8 -10

cell CC25-TAIR 475 AIR 10 -14

cell CC25-LSP 475 GRPH-CP2 14 -6

cell CC25-Gap 475 AIR 6 -7

cell CC25-ENDT 475 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CC25-AIRG 475 AIR 3

# Upper reflector long plug with hole with CR bearing

# with Zr followers upper plug and poison section lower plug

#

cell CC26-FOL 476 B4C -16

cell CC26-ZRC 476 M-STEEL 16 -17

cell CC26-CAIR 476 AIR 17 -8

cell CC26-CBER 476 AL-1100 8 -10

cell CC26-TAIR 476 AIR 10 -14

cell CC26-LSP 476 GRPH-CP2 14 -6

cell CC26-Gap 476 AIR 6 -7

cell CC26-ENDT 476 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CC26-AIRG 476 AIR 3

# Upper reflector long plug with hole with CR bearing

# with CR poison section (poison is replace with graphite + steel clad)

#

cell CC27-FOL 477 B4C -16

cell CC27-ZRC 477 M-STEEL 16 -17

cell CC27-CAIR 477 AIR 17 -8

cell CC27-CBER 477 AL-1100 8 -10

cell CC27-TAIR 477 AIR 10 -14

cell CC27-LSP 477 GRPH-CP2 14 -6

cell CC27-Gap 477 AIR 6 -7

cell CC27-ENDT 477 AL-6063 7 -3

cell CC27-AIRG 477 AIR 3

#

#

# *** 48in Access Hole HALF Dummy Assembly

#

#

# Lower reflector P1/P2 plug (in ZR-3 tube)

#

cell DH4801-LSP 501 AL-6063 -67 -68

cell DH4801-Gap 501 AIR 67 -68 -2

cell DH4801-ENDT 501 ZR-3 68 -69 -2

cell DH4801-ENDa 501 ZR-3 -69 2 -3

cell DH4801-AIRG 501 AIR 69 -3

cell DH4801-AIRT 501 AIR 3

# Lower reflector Lead Plug

#

cell DH4802-LSP 502 LEAD -67 -68

cell DH4802-Gap 502 AIR 67 -68 -2

cell DH4802-ENDT 502 ZR-3 68 -69 -2

cell DH4802-ENDa 502 ZR-3 -69 2 -3

cell DH4802-AIRG 502 AIR 69 -3

cell DH4802-AIRT 502 AIR 3

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# Lower reflector short plug (Graphite in Al tube)

#

cell DH4803-LSP 503 GRPH-CP2 -67 -68

cell DH4803-Gap 503 AIR 67 -68 -2

cell DH4803-ENDT 503 ZR-3 68 -69 -2

cell DH4803-ENDa 503 ZR-3 -69 2 -3

cell DH4803-AIRG 503 AIR 69 -3

cell DH4803-AIRT 503 AIR 3

cell DH4804-LSP 504 GRPH-CP2 -67 -68

cell DH4804-Gap 504 AIR 67 -68 -2

cell DH4804-ENDT 504 ZR-3 68 -69 -2

cell DH4804-ENDa 504 ZR-3 -69 2 -3

cell DH4804-AIRG 504 AIR 69 311 -3

cell DH4804-AIRT 504 AIR 3 311

cell M84804-AIR 504 AIR -301

cell M84804-OUT 504 S-STEEL -302 301

cell M84804-OGP 504 AIR -303 302

cell M84804-SST 504 S-STEEL -304 303

cell M84804-AAA 504 AIR -305 304

cell M84804-ALS 504 AL-1100 -306 305

cell M84804-SSS 504 S-STEEL -307 306

cell M84804-DYS 504 DYSPRO -310 307

cell M84804-SSH 504 S-STEEL -311 310

# Fuel Block

#

cell DH4805-FB 505 AIR -66 -69

cell DH4805-Gap 505 AIR 66 -68 -2

cell DH4805-CAN 505 ZR-3 66 68 -69 -2

cell DH4805-CANa 505 ZR-3 66 -69 2 -3

cell DH4805-AIRG 505 AIR 69 311 -3

cell DH4805-AIRT 505 AIR 3 311

cell M84805-AIR 505 AIR -301

cell M84805-OUT 505 S-STEEL -302 301

cell M84805-OGP 505 AIR -303 302

cell M84805-SST 505 S-STEEL -304 303

cell M84805-AAA 505 AIR -305 304

cell M84805-ALS 505 AL-1100 -306 305

cell M84805-SSS 505 S-STEEL -307 306

cell M84805-DYS 505 DYSPRO -310 307

cell M84805-SSH 505 S-STEEL -311 310

# Fuel Block

#

cell DH4806-FB 506 AIR -66 -69

cell DH4806-Gap 506 AIR 66 -68 -2

cell DH4806-CAN 506 ZR-3 66 68 -69 -2

cell DH4806-CANa 506 ZR-3 66 -69 2 -3

cell DH4806-AIRG 506 AIR 69 311 -3

cell DH4806-AIRT 506 AIR 3 311

cell M84806-AIR 506 AIR -301

cell M84806-OUT 506 S-STEEL -302 301

cell M84806-OGP 506 AIR -303 302

cell M84806-SST 506 S-STEEL -304 303

cell M84806-AAA 506 AIR -305 304

cell M84806-ALS 506 AL-1100 -306 305

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cell M84806-SSS 506 S-STEEL -307 306

cell M84806-DYS 506 DYSPRO -309 307

cell M84806-DYA 506 AIR -310 309

cell M84806-SSH 506 S-STEEL -311 310

# Fuel Block

#

cell DH4807-FB 507 AIR -66 -69

cell DH4807-Gap 507 AIR 66 -68 -2

cell DH4807-CAN 507 ZR-3 66 68 -69 -2

cell DH4807-CANa 507 ZR-3 66 -69 2 -3

cell DH4807-AIRG 507 AIR 69 311 -3

cell DH4807-AIRT 507 AIR 3 311

cell M84807-AIR 507 AIR -301

cell M84807-OUT 507 S-STEEL -302 301

cell M84807-OGP 507 AIR -303 302

cell M84807-SST 507 S-STEEL -304 303

cell M84807-AAA 507 AIR -305 304

cell M84807-ALS 507 AL-1100 -306 305

cell M84807-SSS 507 S-STEEL -307 306

cell M84807-DYS 507 DYSPRO -308 307

cell M84807-DYA 507 AIR -310 308

cell M84807-SSH 507 S-STEEL -311 310

# Fuel Block

#

cell DH4808-FB 508 AIR -66 -69

cell DH4808-Gap 508 AIR 66 -68 -2

cell DH4808-CAN 508 ZR-3 66 68 -69 -2

cell DH4808-CANa 508 ZR-3 66 -69 2 -3

cell DH4808-AIRG 508 AIR 69 311 -3

cell DH4808-AIRT 508 AIR 3 311

cell M84808-AIR 508 AIR -301

cell M84808-OUT 508 S-STEEL -302 301

cell M84808-OGP 508 AIR -303 302

cell M84808-SST 508 S-STEEL -304 303

cell M84808-AAA 508 AIR -305 304

cell M84808-ALS 508 AL-1100 -306 305

cell M84808-SSS 508 S-STEEL -307 306

cell M84808-DYA 508 AIR -310 307

cell M84808-SSH 508 S-STEEL -311 310

#

#

# *** ZR-Clad HALF Dummy Assembly

#

#

# Lower reflector P1/P2 plug (in ZR-3 tube)

#

cell ZR4801-LSP 511 AL-6063 -67 -70

cell ZR4801-Gap 511 AIR 67 -70 -2

cell ZR4801-ENDT 511 ZR-3 70 -71 -2

cell ZR4801-ENDa 511 ZR-3 -71 2 -3

cell ZR4801-AIRG 511 AIR 71 -3

cell ZR4801-AIRT 511 AIR 3

# Lower reflector Lead Plug

#

cell ZR4802-LSP 512 LEAD -67 -70

cell ZR4802-Gap 512 AIR 67 -70 -2

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cell ZR4802-ENDT 512 ZR-3 70 -71 -2

cell ZR4802-ENDa 512 ZR-3 -71 2 -3

cell ZR4802-AIRG 512 AIR 71 -3

cell ZR4802-AIRT 512 AIR 3

# Lower reflector short plug (Graphite in Al tube)

#

cell ZR4803-LSP 513 GRPH-CP2 -67 -70

cell ZR4803-Gap 513 AIR 67 -70 -2

cell ZR4803-ENDT 513 ZR-3 70 -71 -2

cell ZR4803-ENDa 513 ZR-3 -71 2 -3

cell ZR4803-AIRG 513 AIR 71 -3

cell ZR4803-AIRT 513 AIR 3

#

# --- Other half of the M8Cal test train

#

# 0.02 inch thick Dysprosium

cell M8OH01-AIR 521 AIR -321

cell M8OH01-OUT 521 S-STEEL -322 321

cell M8OH01-OGP 521 AIR -323 322

cell M8OH01-SST 521 S-STEEL -324 323

cell M8OH01-AAA 521 AIR -325 324

cell M8OH01-ALS 521 AL-1100 -326 325

cell M8OH01-SSS 521 S-STEEL -327 326

cell M8OH01-DYS 521 DYSPRO -330 327

cell M8OH01-SSH 521 S-STEEL -331 330

cell M8OH01-ARR 521 AIR 331

# 0.017 inch thick Dysprosium

#

cell M8OH02-AIR 522 AIR -321

cell M8OH02-OUT 522 S-STEEL -322 321

cell M8OH02-OGP 522 AIR -323 322

cell M8OH02-SST 522 S-STEEL -324 323

cell M8OH02-AAA 522 AIR -325 324

cell M8OH02-ALS 522 AL-1100 -326 325

cell M8OH02-SSS 522 S-STEEL -327 326

cell M8OH02-DYS 522 DYSPRO -329 327

cell M8OH02-DYA 522 AIR -330 329

cell M8OH02-SSH 522 S-STEEL -331 330

cell M8OH02-ARR 522 AIR 331

# 0.002 inch Dysprosium

#

cell M8OH03-AIR 523 AIR -321

cell M8OH03-OUT 523 S-STEEL -322 321

cell M8OH03-OGP 523 AIR -323 322

cell M8OH03-SST 523 S-STEEL -324 323

cell M8OH03-AAA 523 AIR -325 324

cell M8OH03-ALS 523 AL-1100 -326 325

cell M8OH03-SSS 523 S-STEEL -327 326

cell M8OH03-DYS 523 DYSPRO -328 327

cell M8OH03-DYA 523 AIR -330 328

cell M8OH03-SSH 523 S-STEEL -331 330

cell M8OH03-ARR 523 AIR 331

# No Dysprosium

#

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cell M8OH04-AIR 524 AIR -321

cell M8OH04-OUT 524 S-STEEL -322 321

cell M8OH04-OGP 524 AIR -323 322

cell M8OH04-SST 524 S-STEEL -324 323

cell M8OH04-AAA 524 AIR -325 324

cell M8OH04-ALS 524 AL-1100 -326 325

cell M8OH04-SSS 524 S-STEEL -327 326

cell M8OH04-DYA 524 AIR -330 327

cell M8OH04-SSH 524 S-STEEL -331 330

cell M8OH04-ARR 524 AIR 331

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cell L4 1004 fill 904 -100

cell L5 1005 fill 905 -100

cell L6 1006 fill 906 -100

cell L7 1007 fill 907 -100

cell L8 1008 fill 908 -100

cell L9 1009 fill 909 -100

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cell L12 1012 fill 912 -100

cell L13 1013 fill 913 -100

cell L14 1014 fill 914 -100

cell L15 1015 fill 915 -100

cell L16 1016 fill 916 -100

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cell L18 1018 fill 918 -100

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cell L38 1038 fill 938 -100

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-59.45188 1001

-57.54688 1002

-54.29250 1003

-48.19650 1004

-39.13188 1005

-36.25850 1006

-35.16313 1007

-24.38400 1008

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-11.35063 1010

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-2.22250 1014

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-0.63500 1016

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143.90688 1047

164.22688 1048

179.38750 1049

182.64188 1050

# 184.54688 527

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cell PRHNorB 0 AIR -60

cell PRHNorT 0 AIR -61

cell PRHSouB 0 AIR -62

cell PRHSouT 0 AIR -63

cell PRHWesB 0 AIR -64

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cell NH2 0 AL-1100 -202

cell NH3 0 AL-1100 -203

cell NH4 0 AL-1100 -204

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cell NH6 0 AL-1100 -206

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cell WH3 0 AL-1100 -227

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cell WH12 0 AL-1100 -236

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cell EH2 0 AL-1100 -238

cell EH3 0 AL-1100 -239

cell EH4 0 AL-1100 -240

cell EH5 0 AL-1100 -241

cell EH6 0 AL-1100 -242

cell EH7 0 AL-1100 -243

cell EH8 0 AL-1100 -244

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cell EH9 0 AL-1100 -245

cell EH10 0 AL-1100 -246

cell PR 0 GRPH-CP2 60 61 62 63 64 65

201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 210 211 212

213 214 215 216 217 218 219 220 221 222 223 224

225 226 227 228 229 230 231 232 233 234 235 236

237 238 239 240 241 242 243 244 245 246 81 -82 -133 101

cell UPRET 0 AL-1100 133 -134 80 -82

# cell LOWRET 0 AL-1100 135 -101 80 -82

# cell LOWAI 0 AIR -135 80 -82

cell UPPR 0 AIR 134 80 -82

cell outrf 0 outside 82 # radially reflect bc

# --- SURFACES

# 1 = Fuel

# 2 = Fuel Can Inner

# 3 = Fuel Can/End Tube Outer

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surf 2 octa 0.0 0.0 4.96570 6.25511

surf 3 octa 0.0 0.0 5.02920 6.31861

# 4 = Short Plug Hole

# 5 = Short Plug Narrow (Square)

# 6 = Short Plug/Long Plug

# 7 = End Tube Inner

surf 4 cyl 0.0 0.0 0.95250

surf 5 sqc 0.0 0.0 4.16560 0.00000

surf 6 octa 0.0 0.0 4.80060 6.02072

surf 7 octa 0.0 0.0 4.90220 6.19161

# 8 = CR hole inner

# 9 = CR hole outer for bottom ref and fuel section

# 10 = Bearing tube outer

# 11 = Bushing Inner

# 12 = Lower Plug CR Inner

# 13 = FUEL block Inner

# 14 = Upper Plug CR Inner

# 15 = CR FUEL outgas tube

# 16 = CR rod follower inner

# 17 = CR rod follower outer

surf 8 cyl 0.0 0.0 2.54000

surf 9 cyl 0.0 0.0 2.85750

surf 10 cyl 0.0 0.0 3.17500

surf 11 cyl 0.0 0.0 2.25552

surf 12 cyl 0.0 0.0 2.87734

surf 13 cyl 0.0 0.0 2.95910

surf 14 cyl 0.0 0.0 3.25755

surf 15 cyl 3.14309 3.14309 0.68937

surf 16 cyl 0.0 0.0 1.90500

surf 17 cyl 0.0 0.0 2.22250

# tab corners

surf 18 sqc 4.19735 4.19735 0.70485 0.00000

surf 19 sqc -4.19735 4.19735 0.70485 0.00000

surf 20 sqc 4.19735 -4.19735 0.70485 0.00000

surf 21 sqc -4.19735 -4.19735 0.70485 0.00000

#

# 22 = tab inner

surf 22 octa 0.0 0.0 4.66408 6.19161

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#

# 23 = end cap inner

# 24 = tab inner around the cap

#

surf 23 octa 0.0 0.0 4.72758 6.01699

surf 24 octa 0.0 0.0 4.48945 6.01699

#

#

#

surf 25 sqc 2.22250 2.22250 1.11125 0.00000

surf 26 sqc -2.22250 2.22250 1.11125 0.00000

surf 27 sqc 2.22250 -2.22250 1.11125 0.00000

surf 28 sqc -2.22250 -2.22250 1.11125 0.00000

# spacer = part

surf 29 py 1.34938

surf 30 py 3.57188

surf 31 py -1.34938

surf 32 py -3.57188

surf 33 px 4.84188

surf 34 px -4.84188

# spacer || part

surf 35 px 1.34938

surf 36 px 3.57188

surf 37 px -1.34938

surf 38 px -3.57188

surf 39 py 4.84188

surf 40 py -4.84188

# outgas tube

surf 41 cyl 0.0 0.0 0.36195

surf 42 cyl 0.0 0.0 0.47625

surf 43 cyl 0.0 0.0 0.11430

# outgas tube hole

surf 44 cyl 0.0 0.0 0.95250

# outgas tube in the CR fuel

surf 45 cyl 3.14309 3.14309 0.36195

surf 46 cyl 3.14309 3.14309 0.47625

surf 47 cyl 3.14309 3.14309 0.11430

#

# 60/61 = Permenant Reflector North face holes

# 62/63 = Permenant Reflector South face holes

# 64/65 = Permenant Reflector West face holes

#

surf 60 cyly 61.00 31.988125 8.255 101.64 162.56

surf 61 cyly 61.00 92.948125 8.255 101.64 162.56

surf 62 cyly -61.00 31.988125 8.255 -162.56 -101.64

surf 63 cyly -61.00 92.948125 8.255 -162.56 -101.64

surf 64 cylx 61.00 31.988125 8.255 -162.56 -101.64

surf 65 cylx 61.00 92.948125 8.255 -162.56 -101.64

# 66 = Opening on the fuel can for the access hole

surf 66 cuboid -3.4925 3.4925 -5.02920 5.02920 -55.0 180.0

# 67 = 48in Half assembly lead, P1/P2, graphite

surf 67 octa 0.0 0.0 4.90093 6.09041

surf 68 cuboid -5.02920 5.02920 0.127 5.02920 -55.0 180.0

surf 69 cuboid -5.02920 5.02920 0 5.02920 -55.0 180.0

surf 70 cuboid -5.02920 5.02920 -5.02920 -0.127 -55.0 180.0

surf 71 cuboid -5.02920 5.02920 -5.02920 0 -55.0 180.0

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surf 80 cuboid -101.3225 101.3225 -101.3225 101.3225 -59.45188 184.54688

surf 81 cuboid -101.6400 101.6400 -101.6400 101.6400 -59.45188 184.54688

surf 82 cuboid -162.5600 162.5600 -162.5600 162.5600 -59.45188 184.54688

surf 100 inf

surf 101 pz -59.45188

surf 102 pz -9.76313

surf 103 pz -0.87313

surf 104 pz -0.63500

surf 105 pz 0.00000

surf 106 pz 20.16125

surf 107 pz 40.32250

surf 108 pz 60.48375

surf 109 pz 80.64500

surf 110 pz 100.80625

surf 111 pz 120.96750

surf 112 pz 121.60250

surf 113 pz 121.84063

surf 114 pz 130.73063

surf 115 pz 135.81063

surf 116 pz 143.90688

surf 117 pz 184.54688

surf 133 pz 174.22813

surf 134 pz 174.38688

surf 135 pz -59.76938

surf 201 cyly -86.36 -44.21188 1.27 101.64 162.56

surf 202 cyly -35.56 -44.21188 1.27 101.64 162.56

surf 203 cyly 35.56 -44.21188 1.27 101.64 162.56

surf 204 cyly 86.36 -44.21188 1.27 101.64 162.56

surf 205 cyly -86.36 57.38813 1.27 101.64 162.56

surf 206 cyly -35.56 57.38813 1.27 101.64 162.56

surf 207 cyly 35.56 57.38813 1.27 101.64 162.56

surf 208 cyly 86.36 57.38813 1.27 101.64 162.56

surf 209 cyly -86.36 158.98813 1.27 101.64 162.56

surf 210 cyly -35.56 158.98813 1.27 101.64 162.56

surf 211 cyly 35.56 158.98813 1.27 101.64 162.56

surf 212 cyly 86.36 158.98813 1.27 101.64 162.56

#

surf 213 cyly -86.36 -44.21188 1.27 -162.56 -101.64

surf 214 cyly -35.56 -44.21188 1.27 -162.56 -101.64

surf 215 cyly 35.56 -44.21188 1.27 -162.56 -101.64

surf 216 cyly 86.36 -44.21188 1.27 -162.56 -101.64

surf 217 cyly -86.36 57.38813 1.27 -162.56 -101.64

surf 218 cyly -35.56 57.38813 1.27 -162.56 -101.64

surf 219 cyly 35.56 57.38813 1.27 -162.56 -101.64

surf 220 cyly 86.36 57.38813 1.27 -162.56 -101.64

surf 221 cyly -86.36 158.98813 1.27 -162.56 -101.64

surf 222 cyly -35.56 158.98813 1.27 -162.56 -101.64

surf 223 cyly 35.56 158.98813 1.27 -162.56 -101.64

surf 224 cyly 86.36 158.98813 1.27 -162.56 -101.64

#

surf 225 cylx -86.36 -44.21188 1.27 -162.56 -101.64

surf 226 cylx -35.56 -44.21188 1.27 -162.56 -101.64

surf 227 cylx 35.56 -44.21188 1.27 -162.56 -101.64

surf 228 cylx 86.36 -44.21188 1.27 -162.56 -101.64

surf 229 cylx -86.36 57.38813 1.27 -162.56 -101.64

surf 230 cylx -35.56 57.38813 1.27 -162.56 -101.64

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surf 231 cylx 35.56 57.38813 1.27 -162.56 -101.64

surf 232 cylx 86.36 57.38813 1.27 -162.56 -101.64

surf 233 cylx -86.36 158.98813 1.27 -162.56 -101.64

surf 234 cylx -35.56 158.98813 1.27 -162.56 -101.64

surf 235 cylx 35.56 158.98813 1.27 -162.56 -101.64

surf 236 cylx 86.36 158.98813 1.27 -162.56 -101.64

#

surf 237 cylx -86.36 -44.21188 1.27 101.64 162.56

surf 238 cylx -35.56 -44.21188 1.27 101.64 162.56

surf 239 cylx 35.56 -44.21188 1.27 101.64 162.56

surf 240 cylx 86.36 -44.21188 1.27 101.64 162.56

surf 241 cylx -86.36 57.38813 1.27 101.64 162.56

surf 242 cylx 86.36 57.38813 1.27 101.64 162.56

surf 243 cylx -86.36 158.98813 1.27 101.64 162.56

surf 244 cylx -35.56 158.98813 1.27 101.64 162.56

surf 245 cylx 35.56 158.98813 1.27 101.64 162.56

surf 246 cylx 86.36 158.98813 1.27 101.64 162.56

% M8Cal test train

surf 301 cyl 0.0 -5.08 1.42240

surf 302 cyl 0.0 -5.08 1.58750

surf 303 cyl 0.0 -5.08 1.63703

surf 304 cyl 0.0 -5.08 2.56921

surf 305 cyl 0.0 -5.08 2.57810

surf 306 cyl 0.0 -5.08 2.70510

surf 307 cyl 0.0 -5.08 2.86258

surf 308 cyl 0.0 -5.08 2.86766

surf 309 cyl 0.0 -5.08 2.90576

surf 310 cyl 0.0 -5.08 2.91338

surf 311 cyl 0.0 -5.08 3.03022

surf 321 cyl 0.0 5.08 1.42240

surf 322 cyl 0.0 5.08 1.58750

surf 323 cyl 0.0 5.08 1.63703

surf 324 cyl 0.0 5.08 2.56921

surf 325 cyl 0.0 5.08 2.57810

surf 326 cyl 0.0 5.08 2.70510

surf 327 cyl 0.0 5.08 2.86258

surf 328 cyl 0.0 5.08 2.86766

surf 329 cyl 0.0 5.08 2.90576

surf 330 cyl 0.0 5.08 2.91338

surf 331 cyl 0.0 5.08 3.03022

# --- MATERIALS

# Materials and thermal scattering data for the M8CAL model are identical to those in the MCM model and

# are not included here to save space

#######################################################################

####################### Control Information ###########################

#######################################################################

# Neutron population and criticality cycles

set pop 100000 200 100

# Cross section library file path:

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set acelib "/scratch/downar_fluxoe/vseker/ACE/endf71x/sss_endf71.xsdata"

# Cut-offs:

set fpcut 1E-6

set stabcut 1E-12

# reflective boundary conditions (radial only)

set bc 1 1 1

# set optimization parameter

# set opti 3

# turn on full unresolved resonance sampling

set ures 1 92235.03c 92238.03c 92234.03c 92236.03c 40000.03c

# Group Constant Homogenization, energy groups from Hitachi data

# set gcu 145 146 155 156 165 166 175 176

# set nfg 12 6.2500E-7 1.4450E-6 3.9279E-6 1.3007E-4 5.5308E-3 0.040868 0.18316 0.49787 1.3534 2.2313 3.6788

# ene egrid 1 1.E-10 6.2500E-7 1.4450E-6 3.9279E-6 1.3007E-4 5.5308E-3 0.040868 0.18316 0.49787 1.3534 2.2313 3.6788 15.0

# set micro egrid

# random number seed

set seed 1300652262

# set the source file

#

# set csw 'SrcTB2'

#

# src SRC-AC sf "/scratch/downar1_flux/vseker/RBWR/TB2/SngAsy/SrcRunUB2/SrcTB2" 1

set nbuf 50