Radial Thermal Flux Traverses in Natural Uranium - Graphite Lattices

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The spatial distribution of thermal neutrons in a reactor lattices cell is of fundamental importance for many reasons. First of all, this information allows the determination of the relative absorption rates in each component of the cell which in turn enables a determination of the thermal utilization, and the diffusion length of the lattice. In addition, the observed spatial distributions of thermal neutrons in the lattice cell is of major interest in testing various approximations to the solution of the transport equation such as the P1 and P3 solutions.

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Nilson, R. & Oakes, T. J. May 25, 1959.

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The spatial distribution of thermal neutrons in a reactor lattices cell is of fundamental importance for many reasons. First of all, this information allows the determination of the relative absorption rates in each component of the cell which in turn enables a determination of the thermal utilization, and the diffusion length of the lattice. In addition, the observed spatial distributions of thermal neutrons in the lattice cell is of major interest in testing various approximations to the solution of the transport equation such as the P1 and P3 solutions.

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Nilson, R. & Oakes, T. J. Radial Thermal Flux Traverses in Natural Uranium - Graphite Lattices, report, May 25, 1959; Washington D.C.. (https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc1255006/: accessed May 23, 2025), University of North Texas Libraries, UNT Digital Library, https://digital.library.unt.edu; crediting UNT Libraries Government Documents Department.

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