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The reactor dynamics code DYN3D – models, validation and applications
Progress in Nuclear Energy, 2016Abstract The article provides an overview of the reactor dynamics code DYN3D. The code comprises various 3D neutron kinetics solvers, a thermal-hydraulics reactor core model and a thermo-mechanical fuel rod model. The implemented models and methods and the capabilities and features of the code are described.
Ulrich Rohde +11 more
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DYN3D-MSR spatial dynamics code for molten salt reactors
Annals of Nuclear Energy, 2007Abstract The development of spatial dynamics code for molten salt reactors (MSRs) is reported in this paper. The graphite-moderated channel type MSR – one of the ‘Generation IV’ concepts – was selected for the numerical simulation. It has several peculiarities (e.g. the drift of delayed neutrons precursors), which disable the use of standard dynamics
Krepel, J. +3 more
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The simplified P3 approach on a trigonal geometry of the nodal reactor code DYN3D
Kerntechnik, 2012Abstract DYN3D is a three-dimensional nodal code for steady-state and transient analyses of Light Water Reactors applicable for square and hexagonal fuel assembly geometries. Several versions of the DYN3D code are available including a multigroup diffusion and a simplified P3 (SP3) neutron transport option.
Duerigen, S., Fridman, E.
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Development of multi-physics code systems based on the reactor dynamics code DYN3D
Kerntechnik, 2011Abstract The reactor dynamics code DYN3D has been coupled with the CFD code ANSYS CFX and the 3D thermal hydraulic core model FLICA4. In the coupling with ANSYS CFX, DYN3D calculates the neutron kinetics and the fuel behavior including the heat transfer to the coolant.
Kliem, S. +7 more
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Ants and DYN3D Solutions to the IAEA-Hex Kinetics Benchmark
Nuclear Science and EngineeringA recently published two-dimensional, two-group hexagonal geometry IAEA-Hex kinetics benchmark was solved using the nodal neutronics programs Ants and DYN3D. Solutions to both the ramp and step transients were obtained with both programs. With Ants, the benchmark was solved using either the hexagonal geometry model or the triangular geometry model with
Rintala, A., Bilodid, Y.
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The modeling of fuel rod behaviour under RIA conditions in the code DYN3D
Fuel and Energy Abstracts, 2001Abstract A description of the fuel rod behaviour and heat transfer model used in the code DYN3D for nuclear reactor core dynamic simulations is given. Besides the solution of heat conduction equations in fuel and cladding, the model comprises a detailed description of heat transfer in the gas gap by conduction, radiation and fuel-cladding contact ...
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Integration of DYN3D inside the NURESIM Platform
2010Gomez Torres, A. M. +4 more
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Spectral-history modeling in DYN3D burnup calculations
2008Bilodid, Y., Mittag, S.
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