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Program name | Package id | Status | Status date |
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ZZ-PVE | DLC-0126/01 | Tested | 21-SEP-1988 |
Machines used:
Package ID | Orig. computer | Test computer |
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DLC-0126/01 | IBM 3033 | DEC VAX 11/780 |
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FORMAT: ANISN, MORSE
NUMBER OF GROUPS: 38-group library of photon interaction cross sections.
NUCLIDES: Z = 1 to 100
ORIGIN: VITAMIN-E
WEIGHTING SPECTRUM: --
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The data can be used in most discrete ordinates codes and in the CCC-203/MORSE-CG multigroup Monte Carlo code for photon radiation transport calculations.
This 38-group, P8, library of photon interaction cross sections was derived from the photon interaction data in DLC-113/VITAMIN-E using the NITAWL and ALPO modules of the PSR-63/AMPX-II system. The original VITAMIN-E data were generated from DLC-99/HUGO using the SMUG module of AMPX-II. Data are provided for elements with atomic number in the range Z=1 to 100.
A program called BCBN is provided in the package to convert the PVE data from ANISN card image to binary form which can then be used directly in most multigroup discrete ordinates codes.
PVE is based on the photon interaction data available in the DLC-113/VITAMIN-E package.
R.W. Roussin et Al. : VITAMIN-E: A Coupled 174 Neutron, 38 Photon Multigroup Cross-Section Library for Deriving Application-Dependent Working Libraries for Radiation Transport Calculations, Draft ORNL/RSIC Report (August 1984)
File name | File description | Records |
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DLC0126_01.001 | INFORMATION FILE | 54 |
DLC0126_01.002 | 38-PHOTON GRP.P8,X-SEC. BASED ON VITAMIN-E | 79300 |
DLC0126_01.003 | BCD TO BINARY CONVERSION PROGRAM SOURCE | 45 |
DLC0126_01.004 | JCL TO RUN THE CODE ON IBM | 19 |
DLC0126_01.005 | COMMAND FILE TO RUN THE CODE ON VAX | 6 |
DLC0126_01.006 | OUTPUT FROM CONVERSION RUN | 900 |
Keywords: cross sections, data library, gamma radiation, photon interaction, photon transport, shielding.