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ITER Generic Diagnostic Upper Port Plug Nuclear Heating and Personnel Dose Rate Assesment Neutronics Analysis using the ATTILA Discrete Ordinates Code | |
Russell Feder and Mahmoud Z. Yousef | |
关键词: APERTURES; BENCHMARKS; CLOSURES; CONVERSION; DISCRETE ORDINATE METHOD; DOSE RATES; ENERGY; HARBORS; HEATING; HEATING RATE; HEATING SYSTEMS; MAINTENANCE; MATERIALS; OPERATION; PARALLEL PROCESSING; PEAKS; PERSONNEL; PULSES; QUADRATURES; RADIATION HEATING; SCATTERING; SHIELDING; SHUTDOWN; SUPPORTS; TRANSPORT; VOLUME nuclear analysis; nuclear heating; neutronics; port plug; diagnostics; | |
DOI : 10.2172/953485 RP-ID : PPPL-4411 PID : OSTI ID: 953485 Others : TRN: US1000865 |
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学科分类:原子、分子光学和等离子物理 | |
美国|英语 | |
来源: SciTech Connect | |
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【 摘 要 】
Neutronics analysis to find nuclear heating rates and personnel dose rates were conducted in support of the integration of diagnostics in to the ITER Upper Port Plugs. Simplified shielding models of the Visible-Infrared diagnostic and of the ECH heating system were incorporated in to the ITER global CAD model. Results for these systems are representative of typical designs with maximum shielding and a small aperture (Vis-IR) and minimal shielding with a large aperture (ECH). The neutronics discrete-ordinates code ATTILAÂŽ and SEVERIANÂŽ (the ATTILA parallel processing version) was used. Material properties and the 500 MW D-T volume source were taken from the ITER âBrand Modelâ MCNP benchmark model. A biased quadrature set equivelant to Sn=32 and a scattering degree of Pn=3 were used along with a 46-neutron and 21-gamma FENDL energy subgrouping. Total nuclear heating (neutron plug gamma heating) in the upper port plugs ranged between 380 and 350 kW for the Vis-IR and ECH cases. The ECH or Large Aperture model exhibited lower total heating but much higher peak volumetric heating on the upper port plug structure. Personnel dose rates are calculated in a three step process involving a neutron-only transport calculation, the generation of activation volume sources at pre-defined time steps and finally gamma transport analyses are run for selected time steps. ANSI-ANS 6.1.1 1977 Flux-to-Dose conversion factors were used. Dose rates were evaluated for 1 full year of 500 MW DT operation which is comprised of 3000 1800-second pulses. After one year the machine is shut down for maintenance and personnel are permitted to access the diagnostic interspace after 2-weeks if dose rates are below 100 ÎźSv/hr. Dose rates in the Visible-IR diagnostic model after one day of shutdown were 130 ÎźSv/hr but fell below the limit to 90 ÎźSv/hr 2-weeks later. The Large Aperture or ECH style shielding model exhibited higher and more persistent dose rates. After 1-day the dose rate was 230 ÎźSv/hr but was still at 120 ÎźSv/hr 4-weeks later. __________________________________________________【 预 览 】
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