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Burn-Up Calculation of the Fuel Element in RSG-GAS Reactor using Program Package BATAN-FUEL

  • 1. National Nuclear Energy Agency, Serpong (Indonesia)

Description

Calculation of burn lip distribution of 2.96 gr U/cc Silicide fuel element at the 78th reactor cycle using computer code program of BATAN-FUEL has been done. This calculation uses inputs such as generated power, operation time and a core assumption model of 5/1. Using this calculation model burn up for the entire fuel elements at the reactor core are able to be calculated. From the calculation it is obtained that the minimum burn up of 6.82% is RI-50 at the position of A-9, while the maximum burn up of 57.57% is RI 467 at the position of 8-7. Based on the safety criteria as specified in the Safety Analysis Report (SAR) RSG-GAS reactor, the maximum fuel burn up allowed is 59.59%. It then can be concluded that pattern that elements placement at the reactor core are properly and optimally done. (author)

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Original title (Indonesian)
Perhitungan Burn Up Bahan Bakar Reaktor RSG-GAS Menggunakan Paket Program BATAN-FUEL

Publishing Information

Publisher
Centre for Multipurpose Reactor, National Nuclear Energy Agency
Imprint Place
Serpong (Indonesia)
ISBN
978-979-17109-7-8
Imprint Title
Proceedings National Seminar on Technology and Applications of Nuclear Reactor
Imprint Pagination
260 p.
Journal Page Range
p. 45-50
Report number
INIS-ID--66

Conference

Title
National Seminar on Technology and Applications of Nuclear Reactor
Original Conference Title
Seminar Nasional Teknologi dan Aplikasi Reaktor Nuklir
Dates
2 Oct 2012
Place
Serpong (Indonesia)

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7 refs.; 3 tabs.; 2 figs. Imprint:Prosiding Seminar Nasional Teknologi dan Aplikasi Reaktor Nuklir