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work at The Technical University of Denmark
One of the substantial results of my Master of Science studies
at the Technical University of Denmark, Lyngby is my 229
pages Master's Thesis 1-D Steady-State Neutronics
Thermal-Hydraulics
model of a SBWR which includes a detailed description of models
used for
the steady-state neutronics and thermal-hydraulics
of the primary coolant loop. Furthermore, a detailied description of
numerical
methods used for solving the coupled neutronics thermal-hydraulics
problem
is presented. The modeling and numerical algorithms described in my
Master's
Thesis lay the foundations of the computer code for solving
the coupled model. The computer code was also written during the
course of the 1 year Master's project and consists of more than 20,000
lines of
C source code.
My Master's Thesis is available for on-line browsing.
The on-line version was generated using the LaTeX2html program package.
While not perfect it gives a very good representation of the printed
version.
If you find the thesis interesting I would still recommed the printed
version
which may be obtained by downloading the postscript version. The only
condition for downloading and printing the MS Thesis is that the
copyright statement is kept in the printed version and that the
copyright statement is obeyed.
"1-D Steady-State
Neutronics
Thermal-Hydraulics model of a SBWR":
On-line
version.
Postscript
version: project.ps (2.8MB)
Compressed
postscript version (using gzip): project.ps.gz
(672 kB)
Should you have any comments on my MS thesis or
would
like to use parts of it feel free to E-mail me!
I might make binaries of the MS thesis computer code
available for download in the future if there is a demand.
As described in detail in my MS thesis the computer code can
simulate the (steady-state) behavior of a SBWR using 1-D neutronics
with fuel temperature and void reactivity feedback and 1-D
thermal-hydraulics.
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