Abstract
This paper discusses the overview of the development of TRIMON, a next-generation core management code for TRIGA reactors. The newly developed code employs Monte Carlo method which uses diffusion theory type homogenized neutron cross section data, thus, speeding up the stochastic simulation via simplification of a complex core geometry. It has the capability of running three-dimensional core simulation up to 16 neutron energy groups. In general, the group neutron cross sections are pre-processed and homogenized via the Effective Diffusion Homogenization (EDH) method. The important features of TRIMON include core eigenvalue calculation, fuel burnup management, three-dimensional power and neutron flux distribution prediction. In this paper, the numerical results obtained using TRIMON were compared with the actual measured operational data. The performance comparison was also made between TRIMON and MCNP.
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