NEA-0329 WIMS-D/4.
WIMS, MultiGroup Reactor Lattice Calculation for Thermal Reactor and Fast Reactor
ICAROG, WIMS-D/4 Library Utility
ZZ WIMS-TRIGA, ZZ-WIMSLIB/IJS, WIMS Data Libraries
NAME OR DESIGNATION OF PROGRAM, COMPUTER, NATURE OF PHYSICAL PROBLEM SOLVED, METHOD OF SOLUTION, RESTRICTIONS ON THE COMPLEXITY OF THE PROBLEM, TYPICAL RUNNING TIME, UNUSUAL FEATURES OF THE PROGRAM, RELATED AND AUXILIARY PROGRAMS, STATUS, REFERENCES, MACHINE REQUIREMENTS, LANGUAGE, OPERATING SYSTEM OR MONITOR UNDER WHICH PROGRAM IS EXECUTED, ANY OTHER PROGRAMMING OR OPERATING INFORMATION OR RESTRICTIONS, NAME AND ESTABLISHMENT OF AUTHOR, MATERIAL, CATEGORIES
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| Program name | Package id | Status | Status date |
|---|---|---|---|
| ZZ-WIMSLIB/IJS0 | NEA-0329/09 | Tested | 18-MAY-1989 |
| ZZ-WIMS-TRIGA | NEA-0329/12 | Tested | 17-JUN-1993 |
| WIMS-D/4 | NEA-0329/14 | Tested | 20-AUG-1990 |
| ICAROG | NEA-0329/18 | Tested | 17-JAN-1992 |
| ZZ-WIMSLIB/IJS1 | NEA-0329/21 | Tested | 27-MAR-1992 |
| ZZ-WIMS-TRIGA | NEA-0329/22 | Tested | 16-JUN-1993 |
| WIMPUT | NEA-0329/23 | Tested | 22-FEB-2000 |
Machines used:
| Package ID | Orig. computer | Test computer |
|---|---|---|
| NEA-0329/09 | DEC VAX series | DEC VAX 8810 |
| NEA-0329/12 | DEC VAX series | PC-80486 |
| NEA-0329/14 | IBM PC | IBM PC |
| NEA-0329/18 | CDC CYBER 170 | DEC VAX 8810 |
| NEA-0329/21 | DEC VAX 8810 | |
| NEA-0329/22 | DEC VAX series | DEC VAX 6000 |
| NEA-0329/23 | IBM PC | PC Pentium 75 |
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3. NATURE OF PHYSICAL PROBLEM SOLVED
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ZZ-WIMS-TRIGA
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FORMAT: WIMS
NUMBER OF GROUPS: Extension of the WIMS library included in WIMS/D-4 package.
NUCLIDES: * Materials deleted from library: 4001 (hydrogen bound in water), 4002 (deuterium bound in water), 5002 (deuterium bound in water), 8002 (deuterium bound in water), 9002 (deuterium bound in water), 1010 (boron-10), 1011 (natural boron), 232 (thorium-232), 233 (uranium-233), 238 (uranium-238), 1238 (uranium-238), 239 (plutonium-239), 1239 (plutonium-239), 2239 (plutonium-239), 240 (plutonium-240).
* Materials inserted into the library: 1001 (hydrogen bound in water), 5001 (hydrogen bound in ZrHx), 166 (erbium-166), 1167 (erbium-167), 1149 (samarium-149).
ORIGIN: for the new data ENDF/B-III, ENDF/B-IV, ENDF/B-V.
WEIGHTING SPECTRUM:
ZZ-WIMSLIB/IJS0
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FORMAT: WIMS
NUMBER OF GROUPS: 69 groups. Extension of the WIMS library inclu- ded in WIMS/D-4 package.
NUCLIDES: * Materials deleted from library: 4001 (hydrogen bound in water), 4002 (deuterium bound in water), 5002 (deuterium bound in water), 8002 (deuterium bound in water), 9002 (deuterium bound in water), 1010 (boron-10), 1011 (natural boron), 232 (thorium-232), 1232 (thorium-232), 233 (uranium-233), 238 (uranium-238), 1238 (uranium-238), 239 (plutonium-239), 1239 (plutonium-239), 2239 (plutonium-239), 240 (plutonium-240).
* Materials inserted into the library: 3001 (hydrogen bound in water), 1241 (plutonium-241), 1235 (uranium-235), 3238 (uranium-238), 107 (silver-107), 1109 (silver-109), 1112 (natural cadmium), 1115 (indium-115).
ORIGIN: ENDF/B-IV
WEIGHTING SPECTRUM:
ZZ-WIMSLIB/IJS1
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FORMAT: WIMS
NUMBER OF GROUPS: 69 groups.
NUCLIDES: like IJS0
ORIGIN: ENDF/B-IV
WEIGHTING SPECTRUM: Maxwellian - 1/E - Fission
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The Winfrith improved multigroup scheme (WIMS) is a general code for reactor lattice cell calculation on a wide range of reactor systems. In particular, the code will accept rod or plate fuel geometries in either regular arrays or in clusters and the energy group structure has been chosen for both thermal and fast reactor calculations. The basic library has been compiled with 14 fast groups, 13 resonance groups and 42 thermal groups, but the user is offered the choice of accurate solutions in many groups or rapid calculations in few groups. Temperature dependent thermal scattering matrices for a variety of scattering laws are included in the library for the principal moderators which include hydrogen, deuterium, graphite, beryllium and oxygen.
WIMS-D/4.1 is a modified version of WIMS-D/4 (NEA 0329/11). The changes are mainly designed to facilitate LWR calculations.
They are:
i) The ability to specify a cluster as part of an infinite system
ii) The ability to calculate the explicit build-up of isotopes that normally would be considered to be in equilibrium.
iii) The correct calculation of equilibrium number densities when a large change in power level occurs (such as in power off-base calculations).
iv) The inclusion of P1 scattering matrices on the WIMSE file.
v) A more accurate resonance interpolation method.
vi) An extension to the cross section library.
ICAROG converts a WIMS-D/4 nuclear data library from BCD to binary and vice versa. It also extracts a subset of nuclides according to the specification provided by for user.
WIMPUT (NEA 0329/23): WIMPUT edits the WIMS-D/4 keywords, their definitions and allows the user to choose the ones he/she needs to solve his/her specific problem.
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ZZ-WIMS-TRIGA
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FORMAT: WIMS
NUMBER OF GROUPS: Extension of the WIMS library included in WIMS/D-4 package.
NUCLIDES: * Materials deleted from library: 4001 (hydrogen bound in water), 4002 (deuterium bound in water), 5002 (deuterium bound in water), 8002 (deuterium bound in water), 9002 (deuterium bound in water), 1010 (boron-10), 1011 (natural boron), 232 (thorium-232), 233 (uranium-233), 238 (uranium-238), 1238 (uranium-238), 239 (plutonium-239), 1239 (plutonium-239), 2239 (plutonium-239), 240 (plutonium-240).
* Materials inserted into the library: 1001 (hydrogen bound in water), 5001 (hydrogen bound in ZrHx), 166 (erbium-166), 1167 (erbium-167), 1149 (samarium-149).
ORIGIN: for the new data ENDF/B-III, ENDF/B-IV, ENDF/B-V.
WEIGHTING SPECTRUM:
ZZ-WIMSLIB/IJS0
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FORMAT: WIMS
NUMBER OF GROUPS: 69 groups. Extension of the WIMS library inclu- ded in WIMS/D-4 package.
NUCLIDES: * Materials deleted from library: 4001 (hydrogen bound in water), 4002 (deuterium bound in water), 5002 (deuterium bound in water), 8002 (deuterium bound in water), 9002 (deuterium bound in water), 1010 (boron-10), 1011 (natural boron), 232 (thorium-232), 1232 (thorium-232), 233 (uranium-233), 238 (uranium-238), 1238 (uranium-238), 239 (plutonium-239), 1239 (plutonium-239), 2239 (plutonium-239), 240 (plutonium-240).
* Materials inserted into the library: 3001 (hydrogen bound in water), 1241 (plutonium-241), 1235 (uranium-235), 3238 (uranium-238), 107 (silver-107), 1109 (silver-109), 1112 (natural cadmium), 1115 (indium-115).
ORIGIN: ENDF/B-IV
WEIGHTING SPECTRUM:
ZZ-WIMSLIB/IJS1
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FORMAT: WIMS
NUMBER OF GROUPS: 69 groups.
NUCLIDES: like IJS0
ORIGIN: ENDF/B-IV
WEIGHTING SPECTRUM: Maxwellian - 1/E - Fission
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The Winfrith improved multigroup scheme (WIMS) is a general code for reactor lattice cell calculation on a wide range of reactor systems. In particular, the code will accept rod or plate fuel geometries in either regular arrays or in clusters and the energy group structure has been chosen for both thermal and fast reactor calculations. The basic library has been compiled with 14 fast groups, 13 resonance groups and 42 thermal groups, but the user is offered the choice of accurate solutions in many groups or rapid calculations in few groups. Temperature dependent thermal scattering matrices for a variety of scattering laws are included in the library for the principal moderators which include hydrogen, deuterium, graphite, beryllium and oxygen.
WIMS-D/4.1 is a modified version of WIMS-D/4 (NEA 0329/11). The changes are mainly designed to facilitate LWR calculations.
They are:
i) The ability to specify a cluster as part of an infinite system
ii) The ability to calculate the explicit build-up of isotopes that normally would be considered to be in equilibrium.
iii) The correct calculation of equilibrium number densities when a large change in power level occurs (such as in power off-base calculations).
iv) The inclusion of P1 scattering matrices on the WIMSE file.
v) A more accurate resonance interpolation method.
vi) An extension to the cross section library.
ICAROG converts a WIMS-D/4 nuclear data library from BCD to binary and vice versa. It also extracts a subset of nuclides according to the specification provided by for user.
WIMPUT (NEA 0329/23): WIMPUT edits the WIMS-D/4 keywords, their definitions and allows the user to choose the ones he/she needs to solve his/her specific problem.
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4. METHOD OF SOLUTION
The treatment of resonances is based on the use of equivalence theorems with a library of accurately evaluated resonance integrals for equivalent homogeneous systems at a variety of temperatures. The 'SPECTROX' collision theory procedure gives accurate spectrum computations in the 69 groups of the library for the principal regions of the lattice using a simplified geometric representation of complicated lattice cells. The computed spectra are then used for the condensation of cross-sections to the number of groups selected for solution of the transport equation in detailed geometry. Solution of the transport equation is provided either by use of the Carlson DSN method or by collision probability methods. Leakage calculations including an allowance for streaming asymmetries may be made using either diffusion theory or the more elaborate B1-method.
The output of the code provides eigenvalues for the cases where a simple buckling mode is applicable or cell-averaged parameters for use in overall reactor calculations. Various reaction rate edits are provided for direct comparision with experimental measurements. The main methods of solution used in WIMS-D/4 are left unchanged in WIMS-D/4.1. Some extra capabilities are included, while the original methods are retained as an option.
The treatment of resonances is based on the use of equivalence theorems with a library of accurately evaluated resonance integrals for equivalent homogeneous systems at a variety of temperatures. The 'SPECTROX' collision theory procedure gives accurate spectrum computations in the 69 groups of the library for the principal regions of the lattice using a simplified geometric representation of complicated lattice cells. The computed spectra are then used for the condensation of cross-sections to the number of groups selected for solution of the transport equation in detailed geometry. Solution of the transport equation is provided either by use of the Carlson DSN method or by collision probability methods. Leakage calculations including an allowance for streaming asymmetries may be made using either diffusion theory or the more elaborate B1-method.
The output of the code provides eigenvalues for the cases where a simple buckling mode is applicable or cell-averaged parameters for use in overall reactor calculations. Various reaction rate edits are provided for direct comparision with experimental measurements. The main methods of solution used in WIMS-D/4 are left unchanged in WIMS-D/4.1. Some extra capabilities are included, while the original methods are retained as an option.
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5. RESTRICTIONS ON THE COMPLEXITY OF THE PROBLEM
As variable dimensions are used in WIMS, there are no specific limits on such parameters as number of energy groups or mesh intervals other than an overall limit on the core storage of the computer used. The library of cross-sections has only 69 energy groups, but this is a limit on the data available, not on the program.
WIMPUT (NEA 0329/23): Minimum storage to run is 81 KB. Minimum disk storage is 127 KB. The internal editor is set to a maximum of 200 lines. This limits the WIMS/D-4 input that could be prepared in one run or at least in one WIMPUT output.
As variable dimensions are used in WIMS, there are no specific limits on such parameters as number of energy groups or mesh intervals other than an overall limit on the core storage of the computer used. The library of cross-sections has only 69 energy groups, but this is a limit on the data available, not on the program.
WIMPUT (NEA 0329/23): Minimum storage to run is 81 KB. Minimum disk storage is 127 KB. The internal editor is set to a maximum of 200 lines. This limits the WIMS/D-4 input that could be prepared in one run or at least in one WIMPUT output.
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6. TYPICAL RUNNING TIME
WIMS-D/4: A burnup calculation for a 36-rod cluster in a square cell with a flooded interlattice tube using the poison pin supercell option took less than one minute on IBM 3081.
Execution of all sample cases included in the WIMS-D/4 package required less than three minutes on IBM 3081.
WIMS-D/4: A burnup calculation for a 36-rod cluster in a square cell with a flooded interlattice tube using the poison pin supercell option took less than one minute on IBM 3081.
Execution of all sample cases included in the WIMS-D/4 package required less than three minutes on IBM 3081.
NEA-0329/09
NEA-DB created an unformatted version of the library on a VAX 8810 computer using the program WRITER from package.NEA-0329/18
ICAROG requires about 20 seconds of running time to convert the WIMS-D/4 master library (101 isotopes) from BCD to binary on CDC Cyber.[ top ]
7. UNUSUAL FEATURES OF THE PROGRAM
WIMS-D is to be translated to other machines including IBM 7030, IBM 360/75 and ICL 4-70.
Meanwhile, coding is starting on WIMS-E, in which a standard interface will be introduced through which the various parts (modules) of WIMS will communicate with one another and hopefully with other programmes.
WIMS-D is to be translated to other machines including IBM 7030, IBM 360/75 and ICL 4-70.
Meanwhile, coding is starting on WIMS-E, in which a standard interface will be introduced through which the various parts (modules) of WIMS will communicate with one another and hopefully with other programmes.
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8. RELATED AND AUXILIARY PROGRAMS
WIMS supersedes the programs THULE (3,4) and TRACER (5) and incorporates the programs THESEUS (6), RIPPLE (7), PIP1 (8), WDSN (9), HPS (10), PERSEUS (11), PRIZE (12), and PIJ (13).
WIMS library tapes are written by the program WIMLIB.
WIMS-D/4.1 is an improved version of WIMS-D/4.
WILIT (IAEA1243) is a comprehensive WIMS library utility program.
WIMS supersedes the programs THULE (3,4) and TRACER (5) and incorporates the programs THESEUS (6), RIPPLE (7), PIP1 (8), WDSN (9), HPS (10), PERSEUS (11), PRIZE (12), and PIJ (13).
WIMS library tapes are written by the program WIMLIB.
WIMS-D/4.1 is an improved version of WIMS-D/4.
WILIT (IAEA1243) is a comprehensive WIMS library utility program.
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| Package ID | Status date | Status |
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| NEA-0329/09 | 18-MAY-1989 | Tested at NEADB |
| NEA-0329/12 | 17-JUN-1993 | Screened |
| NEA-0329/14 | 20-AUG-1990 | Screened |
| NEA-0329/18 | 17-JAN-1992 | Screened |
| NEA-0329/21 | 27-MAR-1992 | Screened |
| NEA-0329/22 | 16-JUN-1993 | Screened |
| NEA-0329/23 | 22-FEB-2000 | Tested at NEADB |
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10. REFERENCES
(A) Pertinent to WIMS;
- J.R. Askew, et al.: A General Description of the Lattice Code WIMS JBNES (Oct. 1966) p.564. for Resonance Treatment See also
- F.J. Fayers et al.: JBNES (April 1967) p.161.
(B) Pertinent to Related Programmes:
- D.C. Leslie and M.J. Erry: A Preliminary Description of THULE AEEW-R25 (1963).
- M.J. Terry: THULE - A Detailed Description AEEW-R354 (1964).
- A.N. Buckler and J.D. MacDougall: A Description of the TRACER-1 Computational Scheme AEEW-R305 (1963).
- A. Jonsson: THESEUS - A One Group Collision Probability Routine for Annular Systems AEEW-R253 (1963).
- D.A. Newmarch: RIPPLE - A Method of Computing the Thermal Neutron Fine Structure in Thin Plate Assemblies AERE-R2425 (1959).
- A.J. Clayton: The Programme PIP1 for the Solution of the Multigroup Equations of the Method of Collision Probabilities AEEW-R326 (1964).
- J.R. Askew and R.J. Brissenden: Some Improvements in the Discrete Ordinate Method of B.G. Carlson for Solving the Neutron Transport Equation AEEW-R161 (1963).
- J.R. Askew and H.H.W. Pitcher: Concerning the Analysis of Single Channel Substitution Measurement JBNES (1967) p.260.
- C. Green: The IBM 7090 Programmes PERSEUS, ARIADNE and CERBERUS AEEW-R390 (1964).
- H.H.W. Pitcher: PRIZE - A Program for Calculating Collision Probabilities in R-Z Geometry AEEW-M469.
- J.E. Beardwood, et al.: The Solution of the Transport Equation by Collision Probability Methods Proc. of Conf. on The Application of Computer Methods to Reactor Problems ANL-7050 (May 17-19, 1965) pp. 93-112.
- J. Vacek and P. Mikolas: Experience with the WIMS Computer Code at Skoda Plzen ZJE-286 (1991)
- A.D. Caldeira: Extensao da cadeia de queima do Th-232 na biblioteca do programa WIMS-D/4 Nota Tecnica IEAv-006/91 (July 1991 - in Portuguese)
(A) Pertinent to WIMS;
- J.R. Askew, et al.: A General Description of the Lattice Code WIMS JBNES (Oct. 1966) p.564. for Resonance Treatment See also
- F.J. Fayers et al.: JBNES (April 1967) p.161.
(B) Pertinent to Related Programmes:
- D.C. Leslie and M.J. Erry: A Preliminary Description of THULE AEEW-R25 (1963).
- M.J. Terry: THULE - A Detailed Description AEEW-R354 (1964).
- A.N. Buckler and J.D. MacDougall: A Description of the TRACER-1 Computational Scheme AEEW-R305 (1963).
- A. Jonsson: THESEUS - A One Group Collision Probability Routine for Annular Systems AEEW-R253 (1963).
- D.A. Newmarch: RIPPLE - A Method of Computing the Thermal Neutron Fine Structure in Thin Plate Assemblies AERE-R2425 (1959).
- A.J. Clayton: The Programme PIP1 for the Solution of the Multigroup Equations of the Method of Collision Probabilities AEEW-R326 (1964).
- J.R. Askew and R.J. Brissenden: Some Improvements in the Discrete Ordinate Method of B.G. Carlson for Solving the Neutron Transport Equation AEEW-R161 (1963).
- J.R. Askew and H.H.W. Pitcher: Concerning the Analysis of Single Channel Substitution Measurement JBNES (1967) p.260.
- C. Green: The IBM 7090 Programmes PERSEUS, ARIADNE and CERBERUS AEEW-R390 (1964).
- H.H.W. Pitcher: PRIZE - A Program for Calculating Collision Probabilities in R-Z Geometry AEEW-M469.
- J.E. Beardwood, et al.: The Solution of the Transport Equation by Collision Probability Methods Proc. of Conf. on The Application of Computer Methods to Reactor Problems ANL-7050 (May 17-19, 1965) pp. 93-112.
- J. Vacek and P. Mikolas: Experience with the WIMS Computer Code at Skoda Plzen ZJE-286 (1991)
- A.D. Caldeira: Extensao da cadeia de queima do Th-232 na biblioteca do programa WIMS-D/4 Nota Tecnica IEAv-006/91 (July 1991 - in Portuguese)
NEA-0329/09, included references:
- A. Holubar and A. Trkov:Generating of WIMS Library Data Sets and Their Verification in
Calculations of Light Water Reactor Lattices
IJS-DP-5061 (April 1988).
- A. Trkov and A. Perdan:
WIMS-IJSO - An Extended Version of the WIMS Group Constant Library
INDC(YUG)-008/L (November 1982).
- A. Holubar and A. Trkov:
Comparison of Different Sets of Group Constants in WIMS Library
Format
IJS-DP-4790 (October 1987).
NEA-0329/12, included references:
- Andrej Trkov:The WIMS-TRIGA Multigroup Library
(March 18, 1993).
NEA-0329/14, included references:
- M.J. Roth, J.D. MacDougall and P.B. Kemshell:The Preparation of Input Data for WIMS
AEEW-R 538 (August 1967)
- M.J. Roth:
The WIMS Multigroup Scheme Status and Difference between Versions
AEEW-M 845 (February 1969)
- C.J. Taubman:
The WIMS 69-Group Library Tape 166259
AEEW-M 1324 (July 1975)
- M.J. Halsall:
A Summary of WIMSD4 Input Options
AEEW-M 1327 (July 1980)
- P.B. Kemshell and M. Hardcastle:
Revised Transport Cross-Sections for the WIMS Library.
AEEW-M 1782 (July 1980)
- M.J. Halsall:
The Use of WIMSD4 and LWRWIMS, READWT and FILSIX, to Generate
Two-Group Data for Reactor Calculations
AEEW-M 1785 (July 1980)
- M.J. Halsall:
Additional Edit Facilities Available on KDF9 Version of WIMS-D
AEEW-M 856 (August 1980)
- J.D. MacDougall:
Programmes Associated with WIMS Library Tapes.
AEEW-M 1783 (August 1980)
- C.J. Taubman and J.C. Lawrence
WIMSD4: Version 100 and Catalogued Procedures
AEEW-M 1832 (February 1981)
- M. Halsall and L. Hutton:
Future Management of the WIMS Group of Codes at Winfrith
AEE Winfrith Note A-870 (Received October 1987)
- W.R. Joubert:
Review Report for WIMSD4.1
RTE01-2/2-046 (13 June, 1988)
- S. Slavic, B. Zefran and M. Ravnik:
WIMS-D/4 for PC-AT386 Computer (Version 1.0)
IJS-DP-5729 (February 7, 1990)
NEA-0329/18, included references:
- A.D. Caldeira:ICAROG: A program which converts from BCD to binary code and vice
versa a nuclear data library in WIMS-D/4 program format
IEAv-010/91 (September 1991 - in Portuguese)
NEA-0329/21, included references:
- M. Ravnik, A. Holubar and A. Trkov:WIMS Library Update Project, Final Report on Stage 1
IJS-DP-6245 (November 24, 1991).
- A. Trkov, A Holubar and M. Ravnik:
WIMS Library Update Project, Phase Report on Stage 2
IJS-DP-6243 (November 20, 1991).
- A. Trkov:
"FEDGROUP-C/WIMS-IJS1" Informal Note (March 26, 1993)
- A. Trkov, A.Perdan:
"WIMS-IJSO - An Extended Version of the WIMS Group Constant Library"
(INDC (YUG)-008(L) (November 1982)
- A.Holubar, A.Trkov:
"Generating of WIMS Library Data Sets and Their Verification on Calculations of
Light Water Reactor Lattices IJS-DP-5061 (April 1988)
- A.Holubar, A.Trkov:
"Comparison of Different Sets of Group Constants in WIMS Library Format"
IJS-DP-4790 (October 1987)
NEA-0329/22, included references:
- Andrej Trkov:The WIMS-TRIGA Multigroup Library
(March 18, 1993).
NEA-0329/23, included references:
- Orion de O. Silva and Airton Prati:Technical Note - A Visual System to Help WIMSD4 Users to Prepare
its Input Data File
Reprint from Ann. Nucl. Energy, Vol. 20, No. 5, pp. 371-376 (1993)
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11. MACHINE REQUIREMENTS
WIMS requires 3 user tapes and a disc or drum. also it needs at least 32K core storage and does benefit from more than this, since it uses variable dimensions.
WIMS-D/4.1 on IBM 370: 9 logical units including standard input and output are required. Also it needs at least 2000K core storage and does benefit from more than this, since it uses variable dimensions.
WIMS requires 3 user tapes and a disc or drum. also it needs at least 32K core storage and does benefit from more than this, since it uses variable dimensions.
WIMS-D/4.1 on IBM 370: 9 logical units including standard input and output are required. Also it needs at least 2000K core storage and does benefit from more than this, since it uses variable dimensions.
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| Package ID | Computer language |
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| NEA-0329/09 | FORTRAN-77 |
| NEA-0329/12 | FORTRAN-77 |
| NEA-0329/14 | FORTRAN-77 |
| NEA-0329/18 | FORTRAN-77 |
| NEA-0329/22 | FORTRAN-77 |
| NEA-0329/23 | C-LANGUAGE |
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13. OPERATING SYSTEM OR MONITOR UNDER WHICH PROGRAM IS EXECUTED
OS/360 (IBM, NOS (CDC CYBER 740), MVS (IBM).
WIMPUT: MS-DOS version 5.0
OS/360 (IBM, NOS (CDC CYBER 740), MVS (IBM).
WIMPUT: MS-DOS version 5.0
NEA-0329/09
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15. NAME AND ESTABLISHMENT OF AUTHOR
IBM-version: M. J. Roth
UKAEA
AEE, Winfrith
Dorset, U.K.
WIMS-D/4.1: W.R. Joubert
AEC
P.O. Box 582
PRETORIA 0001, South Africa
CDC-version: Joint effort between:
Institute of Atomic Energy
Otwok - Swierk, Poland
and
Escuela Tecnica Superior de Ingenieros Industriales
Madrid, Spain
released within the:
Coordinated Research Programme (CRP) on "Codes
Adaptable to Small and Medium-Size Computers
Available in Developing Countries for In-Core
Fuel Management" of the International Atomic
Energy Agency.
ICAROG: A.D. Caldeira
CTA/IEA
Caixa Postal 6044
12231 Sao Jose Dos Campos, SP, Brazil
WIMPUT: Orion de Oliveira Silva and Airton Prati
Instituto de Estudos Avancados
IEAv, Centro Tecnico Aerospacial - CTA
IBM-version: M. J. Roth
UKAEA
AEE, Winfrith
Dorset, U.K.
WIMS-D/4.1: W.R. Joubert
AEC
P.O. Box 582
PRETORIA 0001, South Africa
CDC-version: Joint effort between:
Institute of Atomic Energy
Otwok - Swierk, Poland
and
Escuela Tecnica Superior de Ingenieros Industriales
Madrid, Spain
released within the:
Coordinated Research Programme (CRP) on "Codes
Adaptable to Small and Medium-Size Computers
Available in Developing Countries for In-Core
Fuel Management" of the International Atomic
Energy Agency.
ICAROG: A.D. Caldeira
CTA/IEA
Caixa Postal 6044
12231 Sao Jose Dos Campos, SP, Brazil
WIMPUT: Orion de Oliveira Silva and Airton Prati
Instituto de Estudos Avancados
IEAv, Centro Tecnico Aerospacial - CTA
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NEA-0329/09
| File name | File description | Records |
|---|---|---|
| NEA0329_09.001 | INFORMATION FILE | 67 |
| NEA0329_09.002 | DIFFERENCES - IJS0 / ORIGINAL WIMS LIBRARIES | 54 |
| NEA0329_09.003 | WIMSLIB/IJS0 DATA LIBRARY | 27044 |
NEA-0329/12
| File name | File description | Records |
|---|---|---|
| NEA0329_12.001 | WIMTRIGA.INF Information file | 40 |
| NEA0329_12.002 | WIMTRI.EXE Self-extracting TRIGA library | 0 |
| NEA0329_12.003 | DOS file-names | 2 |
NEA-0329/14
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| NEA0329_14.001 | Information file | 204 |
| NEA0329_14.002 | Original BAT file | 1 |
| NEA0329_14.003 | FORTRAN source | 209 |
| NEA0329_14.004 | FORTRAN source | 436 |
| NEA0329_14.005 | FORTRAN source | 594 |
| NEA0329_14.006 | FORTRAN source | 527 |
| NEA0329_14.007 | FORTRAN source | 49 |
| NEA0329_14.008 | FORTRAN source | 552 |
| NEA0329_14.009 | FORTRAN source | 417 |
| NEA0329_14.010 | FORTRAN source | 715 |
| NEA0329_14.011 | FORTRAN source | 931 |
| NEA0329_14.012 | FORTRAN source | 415 |
| NEA0329_14.013 | FORTRAN source | 491 |
| NEA0329_14.014 | Original BAT file | 124 |
| NEA0329_14.015 | Original BAT file | 52 |
| NEA0329_14.016 | FORTRAN source | 11 |
| NEA0329_14.017 | FORTRAN source | 79 |
| NEA0329_14.018 | FORTRAN source | 995 |
| NEA0329_14.019 | FORTRAN source | 416 |
| NEA0329_14.020 | FORTRAN source | 156 |
| NEA0329_14.021 | FORTRAN source | 752 |
| NEA0329_14.022 | FORTRAN source | 557 |
| NEA0329_14.023 | FORTRAN source | 497 |
| NEA0329_14.024 | FORTRAN source | 139 |
| NEA0329_14.025 | FORTRAN source | 276 |
| NEA0329_14.026 | FORTRAN source | 895 |
| NEA0329_14.027 | Original BAT file | 3 |
| NEA0329_14.028 | Original BAT file | 5 |
| NEA0329_14.029 | FORTRAN source | 1150 |
| NEA0329_14.030 | FORTRAN source | 74 |
| NEA0329_14.031 | FORTRAN source | 148 |
| NEA0329_14.032 | FORTRAN source | 137 |
| NEA0329_14.033 | FORTRAN source | 139 |
| NEA0329_14.034 | FORTRAN source | 138 |
| NEA0329_14.035 | FORTRAN source | 146 |
| NEA0329_14.036 | FORTRAN source | 134 |
| NEA0329_14.037 | FORTRAN source | 243 |
| NEA0329_14.038 | FORTRAN source | 116 |
| NEA0329_14.039 | FORTRAN source | 131 |
| NEA0329_14.040 | FORTRAN source | 421 |
| NEA0329_14.041 | FORTRAN source | 151 |
| NEA0329_14.042 | FORTRAN source | 143 |
| NEA0329_14.043 | FORTRAN source | 139 |
| NEA0329_14.044 | FORTRAN source | 336 |
| NEA0329_14.045 | FORTRAN source | 68 |
| NEA0329_14.046 | FORTRAN source | 149 |
| NEA0329_14.047 | FORTRAN source | 478 |
| NEA0329_14.048 | FORTRAN source | 549 |
| NEA0329_14.049 | FORTRAN source | 699 |
| NEA0329_14.050 | FORTRAN source | 94 |
| NEA0329_14.051 | FORTRAN source | 399 |
| NEA0329_14.052 | FORTRAN source | 418 |
| NEA0329_14.053 | FORTRAN source | 592 |
| NEA0329_14.054 | FORTRAN source | 954 |
| NEA0329_14.055 | FORTRAN source | 665 |
| NEA0329_14.056 | FORTRAN source | 585 |
| NEA0329_14.057 | FORTRAN source | 366 |
| NEA0329_14.058 | FORTRAN source | 57 |
| NEA0329_14.059 | FORTRAN source | 510 |
| NEA0329_14.060 | FORTRAN source | 660 |
| NEA0329_14.061 | FORTRAN source | 566 |
| NEA0329_14.062 | Documentation file | 62 |
| NEA0329_14.063 | FORTRAN source | 389 |
| NEA0329_14.064 | FORTRAN source | 255 |
| NEA0329_14.065 | FORTRAN source | 407 |
| NEA0329_14.066 | FORTRAN source | 207 |
| NEA0329_14.067 | FORTRAN source | 531 |
| NEA0329_14.068 | FORTRAN source | 254 |
| NEA0329_14.069 | FORTRAN source | 251 |
| NEA0329_14.070 | FORTRAN source | 674 |
| NEA0329_14.071 | FORTRAN source | 406 |
| NEA0329_14.072 | FORTRAN source | 271 |
| NEA0329_14.073 | Data library | 14989 |
| NEA0329_14.074 | Data library | 14844 |
| NEA0329_14.075 | Original BAT file | 153 |
| NEA0329_14.076 | Original BAT file | 16 |
| NEA0329_14.077 | Original BAT file | 0 |
| NEA0329_14.078 | Original BAT file | 14 |
| NEA0329_14.079 | Original linking procedure | 102 |
| NEA0329_14.080 | Input file for case 1 | 141 |
| NEA0329_14.081 | Output file for case 1 | 10115 |
| NEA0329_14.082 | Input file for case 10 | 17 |
| NEA0329_14.083 | Output file for case 10 | 2004 |
| NEA0329_14.084 | Input file for case 11 | 84 |
| NEA0329_14.085 | Output file for case 11 | 2379 |
| NEA0329_14.086 | Input file for case 2 | 23 |
| NEA0329_14.087 | Output file for case 2 | 1507 |
| NEA0329_14.088 | Input file for case 3 | 69 |
| NEA0329_14.089 | Output file for case 3 | 3649 |
| NEA0329_14.090 | Input file for case 4 | 92 |
| NEA0329_14.091 | Output file for case 4 | 4986 |
| NEA0329_14.092 | Input file for case 5 | 26 |
| NEA0329_14.093 | Output file for case 5 | 7670 |
| NEA0329_14.094 | Input file for case 6 | 47 |
| NEA0329_14.095 | Output file for case 6 | 2926 |
| NEA0329_14.096 | Input file for file 7 | 33 |
| NEA0329_14.097 | Output file for case 7 | 1348 |
| NEA0329_14.098 | Input case for case 8 | 38 |
| NEA0329_14.099 | Output file for case 8 | 8692 |
| NEA0329_14.100 | Input file for case 9 | 96 |
| NEA0329_14.101 | Output file for case 9 | 2693 |
| NEA0329_14.102 | FORTRAN source | 338 |
| NEA0329_14.103 | FORTRAN source | 219 |
| NEA0329_14.104 | FORTRAN source | 448 |
| NEA0329_14.105 | Original BAT file | 43 |
| NEA0329_14.106 | FORTRAN source | 461 |
| NEA0329_14.107 | FORTRAN source | 115 |
| NEA0329_14.108 | Original BAT file | 8 |
| NEA0329_14.109 | FORTRAN source | 466 |
| NEA0329_14.110 | NEADB implementation notes | 215 |
| NEA0329_14.111 | DOS file-names | 110 |
NEA-0329/18
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| NEA0329_18.001 | Information File | 56 |
| NEA0329_18.002 | ICAROG.FOR Fortran-77 Source | 411 |
| NEA0329_18.003 | ICAROG.JCL VMS Control statements | 14 |
NEA-0329/21
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| NEA0329_21.001 | Information file | 28 |
| NEA0329_21.002 | ZZ-WIMSLIB/IJS1 data library | 27047 |
NEA-0329/22
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| NEA0329_22.001 | Information file | 36 |
| NEA0329_22.002 | TRIGA library (ASCII) | 26878 |
NEA-0329/23
| File name | File description | Records |
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| NEA0329_23.001 | Information file of program WIMPUT | 105 |
| NEA0329_23.002 | C-language source code file of WIMPUT | 2590 |
| NEA0329_23.003 | Executable file of program WIMPUT | 0 |
| NEA0329_23.004 | File of keyword addresses | 111 |
| NEA0329_23.005 | File of keyword definitions | 1330 |
| NEA0329_23.006 | DOS file-names | 5 |
Keywords: cell calculation, collisions, data library, fast reactors, multigroup, neutron transport theory, reactor lattices, thermal reactors.