FUEL DEPLETION ANALYSES FOR THE HEU CORE OF GHARR-1; Part II: FISSION PRODUCT INVENTORY

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Abstracts and Available Papers Presented at the
1999 International RERTR Meeting

FUEL DEPLETION ANALYSES FOR THE HEU CORE OF GHARR-1;

Part II: FISSION PRODUCT INVENTORY

S. Anim-Sampong¹, E.H. K. Akaho¹, H. O. Boadu¹, J.D.K. Intsiful², S. Osae³

¹Dept. of Nuclear Eng. & Mat. Sci., NNRI,
²National Centre for Mathematical Sciences,
³Dept. of Physics, NNRI,

Ghana Atomic Energy Commission
P.O. Box LG 80, Legon, Accra. Ghana

ABSTRACT

The fission product isotopic inventories have been estimated for a 90.2% highly enriched uranium (HEU) fuel lattice cell of the Ghana Research Reactor-1 (GHARR-1) using the WIMSD/4 transport lattice code. The results indicate a gradual decrease in the Xe¹³⁵ inventory, and saturation trend for Sm¹⁴⁹, Cs¹³⁴ and Cs¹³⁵ inventories as the fuel is depleted to 10,000 MWd/tU.

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Ghana Atomic Energy Commission
P.O. Box Lg 80 Legon-Accra, Ghana

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Abstracts and Available Papers Presented at the1999 International RERTR Meeting

FUEL DEPLETION ANALYSES FOR THE HEU CORE OF GHARR-1;

Part II: FISSION PRODUCT INVENTORY

Abstracts and Available Papers Presented at the
1999 International RERTR Meeting