Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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6745807 | Fusion Engineering and Design | 2015 | 13 Pages |
Abstract
This new MCR2S approach has been demonstrated on three models of increasing complexity. These models were: a sphere, the ITER computational shutdown dose rate benchmark and the DEMO computational shutdown dose rate benchmark. In each case the results were compared to MCR2S calculations performed using MCR2S with CSG geometry and a superimposed structured mesh. It was concluded that the results from the unstructured mesh implementation of MCR2S compared well to the CSG structured mesh calculations. It was found that the resolution of the unstructured mesh can significantly affect the results of the calculations, and therefore it is important to finely mesh components with streaming paths or significantly contribute to the dose rate in the areas of interest. Although computationally more expensive it was found that there are some clear advantages when using unstructured meshes with MCR2S calculations which are outlined in this paper.
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Authors
T. Eade, D. Stonell, A. Turner,