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Advanced Fuel Cycle Initiative
Advanced Fuel Cycle Initiative

Physics

Nuclear data and code development work in NE is conducted in the framework of international collaborations and is routinely presented at international forums organized by OECD and IAEA.

MUSE 4 Critical Configuration 01/09/2001

MUSE 4 Critical Configuration 01/09/2001
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Existing integral experiments realized in the US and elsewhere are being analyzed to assess the validity of nuclear data files and codes. Data relevant to minor actinide physics is scarce, and must be obtained in a broad international context. Additionally, integral experiments are being developed for both spallation and reactor physics. These experiments involve participation in international programs (MUSE in France, MEGAPIE in Switzerland, TRADE in Italy).

Departments

The NE Departments involved in the Advanced Fuel Cycle Initiative program are:
Engineering Analysis (EA)
Nuclear Systems Analysis (NSA)
Engineering Development and Applications (EDA)

Departments Info

Engineering Analysis Dept.
Dept. Manager: J. Cahalan
Fax: +1 630-252-4500
E-mail:

EA Department

Nuclear Systems Analysis Dept.
Dept. Manager: Robert N. Hill
Fax: +1 630-252-4500
E-mail:

NSA Department

Engineering Development and Applications Dept.
Dept. Manager: C. Grandy
Fax: +1 630-252-7577
E-mail:

EDA Department


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