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Improved quasi-static method vs. the direct method: a case study for CANDU reactor transients
Kaveh, Siamak, Roy, Robert, Koclas, Jean
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The quasi-static method revisited [PDF]
Abstract The quasi-static method is a standard tool for the space–time solution of neutron transport problems in multiplying media. Its basic principle lies in a factorization of the angular flux into the product of two functions, ‘amplitude’ and ‘shape’, where the amplitude depends only on time (and contains the major part of the time-dependence ...
DULLA, SANDRA +2 more
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Quasi-static method for predicting link-level performance
In this paper, we investigate the performance of a quasi-static method used to predict link-level error performance in dynamic system simulations. Two flavors of the quasi-static approach are used to model the link characteristics: (a) static curves with fudge factors; and (b) short-term frame error curves. For the fudge factor based method, we examine
Rapeepat Ratasuk +2 more
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Neutron kinetics of fluid–fuel systems by the quasi-static method
The quasi-static method for the neutron kinetics of nuclear reactors is generalized for application to neutron multiplying systems fueled by a fluid multiplying material, typically a mixture of fissile molten salts. The method is derived by the application of factorization formulae for both the neutron density and the delayed precursor concentrations ...
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