Teng Zhang, Xubo Ma, Gu Jia, Xuan Ma, Bin Zhang, Kui Hu
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Development and Verification of Neutron and Photon Ultrafine Group Library for Fast Reactor Physical Calculation
In order to improve the accuracy of fast reactor physical analysis, two libraries with 1968-group neutron and 21-group photon were generated based on ENDF/B-VIII.0 and ENDF/B-VII.1 data by using NJOY2016. A code, named TXMAT2.0, was developed to process the two libraries to generate ultrafine group neutron and photon cross sections and Kinetic Energy Release in Material (KERMA) factors. To perform the verification of the two libraries, ICSBEP benchmarks for critical verification, and the sample 1D benchmark were selected. Several results were in good agreement with reference data. For the RBEC-M benchmark, the power distribution based on the ultrafine group library was good.