Studies of the Criticality of 20% Enriched Uranium Fast Critical Assemblies (FCA-I)
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概要
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A series of critical experiments and analyses have been made on cylindrical assemblies fueled with 20 % enriched uranium metal in the JAERI fast critical facility. <BR>The first assembly contains in the core 10.8 % of stainless steel and 6.5 % of void by volume, and is provided with a natural uranium blanket 30 cm thick. Based on a number of correction experiments, the critical mass of the assembly was determined to be 94.9±0.3 kg of <SUP>235</SUP>U. With a reduced blanket thickness of 10 cm, the critical mass was found to increase by 16.4 %. When one quarter of the enriched uranium metal was substituted by graphite, the critical mass increased by 36.6 %. <BR>Comparison of these results with theoretical calculations indicated that the criticality of the assemblies can be well estimated by means of the <I>S<SUB>n</SUB></I> Sapproximation with ANL-635 set.
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著者
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HIRAKAWA Naohiro
Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute
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HIROTA Jitsuya
Japan Atomic Energy Reseach Institute
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NAKANO Masafumi
Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute
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NOMOTO Shoji
Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute
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