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Development and verification of a coupled code of steady-state neutronics and thermal-hydraulics for molten salt fast reactor
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    • Development and verification of a coupled code of steady-state neutronics and thermal-hydraulics for molten salt fast reactor

    • “In the field of nuclear energy, experts have developed a three-dimensional steady-state nuclear thermal coupling calculation program suitable for molten salt fast reactors, providing a solution for nuclear thermal coupling analysis.”
    • NUCLEAR TECHNIQUES   Vol. 42, Issue 11, (2019)

    • DOI：10.11889/j.0253-3219.2019.hjs.42.110602    

      CLC： TL334

    • Received：26 August 2019，

      Revised：20 September 2019，

      Published：10 November 2019

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  • DENG Bin,CHEN Jingen,HE Long,et al.Development and verification of a coupled code of steady-state neutronics and thermal-hydraulics for molten salt fast reactor[J].NUCLEAR TECHNIQUES,2019,42(11):79-87. DOI： 10.11889/j.0253-3219.2019.hjs.42.110602.

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