2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.pnucene.2010.09.008
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Integral parameters in source-driven systems

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“…Furthermore, the point kinetics equations developed here are solved for two different transients, considering the parameters obtained with different importance functions. The results collected show that there is a similar behavior of the solution of the point kinetics equations, when used with the parameters obtained by the importance functions proposed by Gandini and Salvatores (2002) and Dulla et al (2006), specially near the criticality. However, this is not verified as the system gets farther from criticality.…”
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“…Furthermore, the point kinetics equations developed here are solved for two different transients, considering the parameters obtained with different importance functions. The results collected show that there is a similar behavior of the solution of the point kinetics equations, when used with the parameters obtained by the importance functions proposed by Gandini and Salvatores (2002) and Dulla et al (2006), specially near the criticality. However, this is not verified as the system gets farther from criticality.…”
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“…The presence of an external source of neutrons introduces new considerations with respect to the mathematical description of the physical process that occurs in the core of the nuclear reactor (Dulla et al, 2006) as in the case of point kinetics.…”
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“…The original proposal of Dulla at al. 110 included only source neutrons as prompt neutrons. The definition of the denominator of the kinetic parameters (F factor) is arbitrary.…”
Section: Appendix A: Dragon Modelingmentioning
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