2013
DOI: 10.1155/2013/437409
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Uncertainty Analysis of Light Water Reactor Fuel Lattices

Abstract: The study explored the calculation of uncertainty based on available cross-section covariance data and computational tool on fuel lattice levels, which included pin cell and the fuel assembly models. Uncertainty variations due to temperatures changes and different fuel compositions are the main focus of this analysis. Selected assemblies and unit pin cells were analyzed according to the OECD LWR UAM benchmark specifications. Criticality and uncertainty analysis were performed using TSUNAMI-2D sequence in SCALE… Show more

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“…Considering the central importance of RI weights and expert judgement impact, they are selected as primary uncertainty input to the assessment. The upper described ranking approach is far from the complexity of some deterministic models (e.g., [7]) and the parameters uncertainty consideration is less challenging.…”
Section: Ranking Methods and Inputs For Uncertainty Assessmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Considering the central importance of RI weights and expert judgement impact, they are selected as primary uncertainty input to the assessment. The upper described ranking approach is far from the complexity of some deterministic models (e.g., [7]) and the parameters uncertainty consideration is less challenging.…”
Section: Ranking Methods and Inputs For Uncertainty Assessmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Macroscopic fission cross section uncertainty analysis were studied using TSUNAMI-2D sequence in SCALE6.1. It was found that the fission cross section uncertainty of PWR is less than 0.36% [7]. However, the statical uncertainty of the one group average cross section of each isotopes is less than 0.1% when doing the simulation using RMC.…”
Section: Reactor Simulation and Samplingmentioning
confidence: 98%