A series of neutronics experiments with mockups relevant to solid breeder water cooled blanket at FNS/JAEA have been analyzed with MCNP-4C, FENDL-2.1 and JENDL-3.3. Divergences of calculation results to experimental ones (C/Es) on tritium production rates (TPRs) from unity increase in the experiment with a neutron reflector made of SS316. These also increase at boundary between the breeder and beryllium layers. This suggests that there are some problems in back-scattering cross section data of nuclei included in SS316 and beryllium. The divergence can be improved by installation of water at this boundary. The C/Es on integrated TPRs are within 7% in experiments without a reflector
AbstractBeryllium (Be) is a precious resource with many high value uses, the low energy threshold (n...
The project studies blanket designs of ITER and DEMO for neutron shielding, helium production and tr...
For the stable and self-sufficient functioning of the DEMO fusion reactor, one of the most important...
The paper presents the results of the efforts concerned with expanding the verification database and...
In this study, a fusion-fission hybrid reactor system was designed by using 9Cr2WVTa Ferritic steel ...
In the frame of the studies developed for DEMO breeding blankets, a type of blanket with Pb17Li as b...
Abstract. The paper summarizes the main results of the initial three-dimensional radiation transport...
At Fusion Neutronics Source (FNS), we have done experiments with thermal-type breeding blanket mock-...
The viability of various materials and blanket designs for use in nuclear fusion reactors can be tes...
Any fusion reactor using tritium-deuterium fusion will be a prolific source of 14 MeV neutrons. In f...
The neutronic analysis of Helium Cooled Ceramic Reflector (HCCR) breeding blankets has been performe...
Water cooled ceramic breeder (WCCB) blankets have been regarded as a primary concept in Japan. We in...
[[abstract]]Experimental and computational studies of the gamma-ray energy deposition rate in the Fa...
AbstractHigh energy neutrons produced in future fusion reactors will cause significant transmutation...
At the present state of engineering development, the most probable fusion reactor fuel cycle will us...
AbstractBeryllium (Be) is a precious resource with many high value uses, the low energy threshold (n...
The project studies blanket designs of ITER and DEMO for neutron shielding, helium production and tr...
For the stable and self-sufficient functioning of the DEMO fusion reactor, one of the most important...
The paper presents the results of the efforts concerned with expanding the verification database and...
In this study, a fusion-fission hybrid reactor system was designed by using 9Cr2WVTa Ferritic steel ...
In the frame of the studies developed for DEMO breeding blankets, a type of blanket with Pb17Li as b...
Abstract. The paper summarizes the main results of the initial three-dimensional radiation transport...
At Fusion Neutronics Source (FNS), we have done experiments with thermal-type breeding blanket mock-...
The viability of various materials and blanket designs for use in nuclear fusion reactors can be tes...
Any fusion reactor using tritium-deuterium fusion will be a prolific source of 14 MeV neutrons. In f...
The neutronic analysis of Helium Cooled Ceramic Reflector (HCCR) breeding blankets has been performe...
Water cooled ceramic breeder (WCCB) blankets have been regarded as a primary concept in Japan. We in...
[[abstract]]Experimental and computational studies of the gamma-ray energy deposition rate in the Fa...
AbstractHigh energy neutrons produced in future fusion reactors will cause significant transmutation...
At the present state of engineering development, the most probable fusion reactor fuel cycle will us...
AbstractBeryllium (Be) is a precious resource with many high value uses, the low energy threshold (n...
The project studies blanket designs of ITER and DEMO for neutron shielding, helium production and tr...
For the stable and self-sufficient functioning of the DEMO fusion reactor, one of the most important...