Several recent modifications of the ART program for the study of the behavior of a nuclear reactor during various thermal transients are described. The program requires a 32,000-word IBM-704 computer with six tape units. The major modifications are provision for a slip flow model and for void reactivity contribution. (auth)
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Several recent modifications of the ART program for the study of the behavior of a nuclear reactor during various thermal transients are described. The program requires a 32,000-word IBM-704 computer with six tape units. The major modifications are provision for a slip flow model and for void reactivity contribution. (auth)
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Meyer, J. E. & Peterson, W. D.ART-04--a Modification of the Art Program for the Treatment of Reactor Thermal Transients on the IBM-704,
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July 1960;
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
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