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OECD/NEA
Data Bank
Computer
Program Service (CPS) E-Newsletter
No. 14,
June 2003
Computer
Program Service
of the OECD/NEA Data Bank
Content:
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New computer codes & related
information
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Integral Experiments
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Workshops, Training Courses &
Tutorials, Meetings
The
most recently acquired computer codes and data are:
| Identification |
Name |
Description |
| NEA-1698 |
SWAT |
Step-Wise Burnup Analysis Code System to Combine SRAC-95 Cell Calculation Code and ORIGEN2 (New) |
| NEA-1696 |
IFPE/REGATE L10.3 |
FGR and Fuel Swelling during power transient at medium burn-up (SILOE reactor) (New) |
| USCD1207 |
PHREEQC 2.8 and PHREEQCI 2.8.0.0 |
Modeling
of Geochemical Reactions, Calculation of pH, REDOX Potential (New) |
| NEA-1553 |
SINBAD FUSION |
Neutronics Benchmark Experiments (New Edition) |
| NEA-1552 |
SINBAD ACCELERATOR |
Shielding Benchmark Experiments (New Edition) |
| IAEA1336 |
MTR-PC |
Modular System for Neutronics, Thermohydraulic and Shielding Calculation (Tested) |
| IAEA1169 |
EMPIRE-II 2.18 |
Comprehensive Nuclear Model Code, Nucleons, Ions Induced Cross-Sections (Tested) |
| NEA-1564 |
EASY-99 |
European Neutron Activation System (Tested) |
| NEA-1603 |
DCHAIN-SP 2001 |
Code System for Analyzing Decay and Build-up Characteristics of Spallation Products (Tested) |
| NEA-1644 |
ZZ-DECDC |
Nuclear Decay Data Files for Dose Calculation (Tested) |
| NEA-1652 |
GEM |
Monte-Carlo Code for Simulation a Decaying Process of an Excited Nucleus (Tested) |
| NEA-1679 |
PVIS-4 |
Pressure vessel irradiation, source preparation (Tested) |
| NEA-1662 |
IRPHE/JOYO MK-II |
JOYO MK-II core management and characteristics database (New) |
| IAEA1403 |
C-SHIELDER |
Gamma shielding calculations of radionuclides emitting photons 0-5 to 10 MeV by different concretes (New) |
Note:
All computer codes with documentation documentation are now distributed
exclusively in electronic form either on CD-ROM or via FTP. No paper
copies of manuals are provided.
For
more details see weekly updated list
(on Mondays)
Integral
Experiments Data for Model and Code Validation
Compilations
and evaluations have been updated concerning the :
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Shielding
Experiments Data Base (SINBAD) at NEADB
or RSICC
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Work
is in progress on the International Reactor Physics Benchmark Experiments
Project. See IRPhE.
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The
International Fuel Performance Experiments Database (IFPE)
was recently enriched with a new experiment.
Workshops,
Training Courses & Tutorials completed in 2003:
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2nd
International Workshop on 'Advanced radiation transport simulation with PENELOPE (electron-photon transport)',
held in Salou (Tarragona) from 8-10 January 2003.(Penelope User Group
meeting)
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MCNP5
Intermediate/Advanced Level Training Course, 24-28 March 2003, at the Imperial
College, London, England
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KENO
/ SCALE Training Courses 2003, 23-27 June 2003 in Paris France
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TOUGH
Symposium, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL), 15-17 May,
A symposium on applications and enhancements of TOUGH (A General-Purpose
Numerical Simulator for Multiphase Fluid and Heat Flow) with oral and poster
presentations. Proceedings on CD-ROM will be available at the Symposium.
Contact:
Stefan Finsterle, George J. Moridis, Curtis M. Oldenburg, Yu-Shu Wu LBL,
E-mail: SAFinsterle@lbl.gov
Workshops,
Training Courses & Tutorials planned for 2003:
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PENELOPE-2003
(electron-photon transport) training
course / tutorial, (7-10 July 2003, NEA, Paris), (see previous workshop
report)
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QUADOS
workshop: Intercomparison
on the Usage of Computational Codes in Radiation Dosimetry, 14
- 16 July 2003, Bologna, Italy, organised by: ENEA and University
of Bologna, co-sponsored by: EURADOS, OECD/NEA, Contact: Gianfranco Gualdrini
guald@bologna.enea.it
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The
2003 Frederic Joliot & Otto Hahn Summer School in Reactor Physics:
Modern
Reactor Physics and the Modelling of Complex Systems held at the Forschungszentrum
Karlsruhe/Ftu, Hermann-Von-Helmholtz-Platz 1, 76344 Eggenstein-Leopoldshafen,
Germany from 20 - 29 August 2003
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MCNP5 Introductory Training Course, 15-19 September 2003 Issy-les-Moulineaux
(France) =
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Workshop
on Common Tools and Interfaces for Deterministic Radiation
Transport, for Monte Carlo and Hybrid Codes
(25-26 September 2003 in connection with the conference SNA-2003).
The intention is to present in particular recently developed tools for
modelling 3D problems, including in particular automated mesh generation,
(X-Y-Z), (R-THETA-Z) and the visualisation of the corresponding results
to facilitate interpretation and for improved documentation. Presentation
and discussion of methods and ideas for ensuring that the same models are
used in MC and DT for benchmarking; development of compatible and common
mesh generation and visualisation tools for MC and DT; Methods for 3D Sensitivity
Analysis / Uncertainty Analysis should also be demonstrated. The Data Bank
Executive Group has strongly recommended the development of such tools.
If you are interested in participating, please fill
in the form .
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MCNPX
training course, Intermediate Level, 6-10 October 2003, University
of Stuttgart, Rechenzentrum,
Allmandring 30, D-70550 Stuttgart, Germany
The
proposed courses, tutorials etc. will be held depending on user interest
and participation.
Meetings
Sponsored by the Nuclear Science Committee & Data Bank
Meetings
scheduled for the next two years and of interest to clients of
the Computer Program Service
In particular we signal here:
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International
Conference on Supercomputing in Nuclear Applications (SNA'2003), 22-24
September 2003, Paris, France
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The
7th International Conference on Nuclear Criticality Safety (ICNC2003)
October 20-24, 2003, Tokai Research Establishment, Japan Atomic Energy
Research Institute, Tokai-mura, Japan
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GLOBAL
2003 Conference on future nuclear energy systems and their fuel
cycles, 16-20 November 2003, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA
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Seminar
on Pellet-Clad Interaction (PCI) in Water Reactor Fuels, 8-11 March
2004, Aix-en-Provence, France
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Tenth
International Conference on Radiation Shielding (ICRS-10) with ANS Topical
on Radiation Protection & Shielding (RP&S) 9-10 May 2004, Madeira Island,
Portugal
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