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A method for prediction of the neutron attenuation in annular ducts
A calculational procedure for prediction of the attenuation of thermal and fast neutrons in straight air-filled annular ducts is described. The underlying theory, not presented here, takes into consideration arbitrary angular distributions of the source flux and treats both collided and uncollided contributions to the air gap flux. The procedure works also at short distances from the duct mouth.