2021
DOI: 10.1080/00295450.2020.1836940
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BISON: A Flexible Code for Advanced Simulation of the Performance of Multiple Nuclear Fuel Forms

Abstract: BISON is a nuclear fuel performance application built using the Multiphysics Object-Oriented Simulation Environment (MOOSE) finite element library. One of its major goals is to have a great amount of flexibility in how it is used, including in the types of fuel it can analyze, the geometry of the fuel being modeled, the modeling approach employed, and the dimensionality and size of the models. Fuel forms that can be modeled include standard light water reactor fuel, emerging light water reactor fuels, tri-stru… Show more

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“…The foundational capabilities to solve these mechanical equilibrium and heat equations are provided by the MOOSE tensor_mechanics and heat_conduction modules, respectively. These modules were originally developed to meet the needs of the BISON nuclear fuel performance code, 19 which also relies on the solution of thermal and mechanical equations. Having these models implemented in the MOOSE modules allows Grizzly to heavily leverage the work done on these modules for BISON.…”
Section: Iic Thermomechanical Solution Infrastructurementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The foundational capabilities to solve these mechanical equilibrium and heat equations are provided by the MOOSE tensor_mechanics and heat_conduction modules, respectively. These modules were originally developed to meet the needs of the BISON nuclear fuel performance code, 19 which also relies on the solution of thermal and mechanical equations. Having these models implemented in the MOOSE modules allows Grizzly to heavily leverage the work done on these modules for BISON.…”
Section: Iic Thermomechanical Solution Infrastructurementioning
confidence: 99%
“…During a LOCA transient, temperatures in the fuel rod increase rapidly, leading to increased pressure in the gas contained within the bubbles. The temperature as a function of time at the edge of a representative pellet for each rod was obtained by using the engineering-scale fuel performance code BISON [61] simulation of the Studsvik Rod 196 experiment [62]. The temperature was used as an input to the KKS phase-field model [9] to determine the pressure as a function of time.…”
Section: Loca Pressure Transientsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…• BISON: Built on top of MOOSE, which solves partial differential equations important to fuel performance via finite element (energy conservation, stress divergence, and species migration), BISON adds specific fuel behavior and material models designed to represent the INL/EXT-21-63162 response of fuel and cladding/structural layers in a variety of reactor types. The code has been applied to UO2, TRISO, metallic, UN/UC, and U3Si2 fuel performance prediction [8].…”
Section: Modeling and Simulation Statusmentioning
confidence: 99%