Calculation of burnup fuel cell uranium metallic with carbon dioxide cooled

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This article presents the calculation of uranium metallic fuel cell (U-10%Zr) to be used in carbon dioxide cooled Gas-cooled Fast Reactor (GFR). This fuel cell is a cylindrical cell with a 1.4 cm diameter. The fuel cell is tested without enrichment and enrichment of 1-10%. Calculation of fuel cells based on neutron transport equation using SRAC. The calculation parameter observed is the value of infinite multiplication factor (K-inf), conversion ratio, and Pu-239 atomic density. The results of the fuel cell calculation with 6% enrichment showed the K-inf and conversion ratio is relatively stable during burn-up history. While the largest atomic density of Pu-239 occurs in fuel cells without enrichment because U-238 atoms undergoing transmutation to Pu-239.

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Susanty, E., Ariani, M., Su’Ud, Z., & Monado, F. (2019). Calculation of burnup fuel cell uranium metallic with carbon dioxide cooled. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 1282). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/1282/1/012028

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