Derivation of Optimum Polar Angle Quadrature Set for the Method of Characteristics Based on Approximation Error for the Bickley Function
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In this paper, dedicated polar angle quadrature sets for the method of characteristics (MOC) are developed, based on the equivalence between MOC and the collision probability method. The discretization error of polar angle in MOC can be considered as an approximation error of the Bickley function used in the collision probability method; the Bickley function is numerically integrated in MOC using a quadrature set for polar direction (i.e., a set of polar angles and weights). Therefore, by choosing an appropriate quadrature set, the approximation error of the Bickley function which appears in MOC can be reduced, thus the calculation accuracy of MOC increases. Quadrature sets from one to three polar angle divisions are derived by minimizing the maximum approximation error of the Bickley function. The newly derived polar angle quadrature set (Tabuchi-Yamamoto or the TY quadrature set) is tested in the C5G7 and 4-loop PWR whole core problems and its accuracy is compared with other quadrature sets, e.g., Gauss-Legendre. The calculation results indicate that the TY quadrature set that is newly developed in the present paper provides better accuracy than the other methods. Since the number of polar angle divisions is proportional to computation time of MOC, utilization of the TY quadrature set will be computationally efficient.
- 社団法人 日本原子力学会の論文
- 2007-02-25
著者
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YAMAMOTO Akio
Nagoya University
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Yamamoto A
Nagoya Univ.
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TABUCHI Masato
Nagoya University
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SUGIMURA Naoki
Nuclear Engineering, Ltd.
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USHIO Tadashi
Nuclear Engineering, Ltd.
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MORI Masaaki
Nuclear Engineering, Ltd.
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Ushio Tadashi
Nuclear Engineering Ltd.
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Sugimura Naoki
Nuclear Engineering Ltd.
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Sugimura Naoki
Nuclear Engineering Limited
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Ushio T
Nuclear Engineering Ltd.
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Ushio Tadashi
Nuclear Engineering Limited
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Mori Masaaki
Nuclear Engineering Ltd.
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Mori Masaaki
Nuclear Engineering Limited (nel)
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Yamamoto Akio
Nagoya Institute Of Technology
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濱口 晃
Nagoya University
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奥城 大輔
Nagoya University
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平松 綾子
Nuclear Engineering, Ltd.
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中庭 明子
Nuclear Engineering, Ltd.
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能勢 和夫
Nuclear Engineering, Ltd.
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