application of titan for simulation of particle streaming in a duct

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Abstract
The TITAN hybrid deterministic transport code is applied to the simulation of particle streaming in a nuclear power plant duct. A simple model is used consisting of a concrete duct emerging from the pressure vessel with an isotropic surface source with a U-235 fission spectrum located at the pressure vessel end. Multiple methods of simulating the duct using the TITAN code are considered to demonstrate the flexibility of the code and the advantages of TITAN's algorithms. These methods include a discrete ordinates (SN) calculation, a characteristics method calculation, and the use of a fictitious quadrature set with simplified ray-tracing. The TITAN code's results are compared with MCNP5 solutions. While all TITAN solutions are obtained in a shorter computation time than the MCNP5 solution, the TITAN solution with the fictitious quadrature set shows the largest speedup.
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Authors ;Royston Katherine;Haghighat Alireza;Yi and Ce
Journal utilitas mathematica
Year 2016
DOI
10.1051/epjconf/201610603007
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http://dx.doi.org/10.1051/epjconf/201610603007
Keywords
physics

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