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Verification of the TRACE Code against the MEGAPIE Transient Data

Konstantin Mikityuk
2008
Journal paper

Abstract

Megawatt pilot target experiment (MEGAPIE) is an international project aimed at demonstrating the feasibility of a liquid lead–bismuth target for spallation facilities at a maximum beam power level of 1 MW. The thermal-hydraulics data measured during the MEGAPIE experiment was used for the TRACE code qualification for transient analysis of liquid metal cooled systems.

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