1970
DOI: 10.13182/nt70-a28661
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Accuracy of Power-Distribution Calculation Methods for Uranium and Plutonium Lattices

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“…83 There was no estimate of the accuracy of experimental methods for this particular category, but data should not deviate significantly from that on an assembly-wise or local axial basis. 88 Similarly, a ±2.3% standard deviation was obtained in predictions of assembly-averaged power distribution for the Kewaunee reactor. 8 * For the San Onofre reactor, power distributions were measured experimentally by aeroball activation, and a ±6.2% standard deviation in assembly-averaged power distribution prediction was reported.…”
Section: Accuracy In Burnup Predictionsmentioning
confidence: 69%
“…83 There was no estimate of the accuracy of experimental methods for this particular category, but data should not deviate significantly from that on an assembly-wise or local axial basis. 88 Similarly, a ±2.3% standard deviation was obtained in predictions of assembly-averaged power distribution for the Kewaunee reactor. 8 * For the San Onofre reactor, power distributions were measured experimentally by aeroball activation, and a ±6.2% standard deviation in assembly-averaged power distribution prediction was reported.…”
Section: Accuracy In Burnup Predictionsmentioning
confidence: 69%