CASMO-5/5M Code and Library Status. J. Rhodes, K. Smith, D. Lee, Z. Xu, & N. Gheorghiu Arizona 2008

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CASMO-5/5M Code and Library Status J. Rhodes, K. Smith, D. Lee, Z. Xu, & N. Gheorghiu Arizona 2008

CASMO Methodolgy Evolution CASMO-3 Homo. transmission probability/external Gd depletion CASMO-4 up to version 1.2 1x1 Method of Characteristics and 2x2 HETRAP In-line Gd depletion L-library/2-grp data for SIMULATE-3 CASMO-4 version 1.3 to 2.05 1x1 and 2x2 Method of Characteristics L-library/2-grp XS data for SIMULATE-3 CASMO-4E version 2.10 MxN Method of Characteristics Pn-scattering/Generalized racks New numerical models 70 grp JEF 2.2/E6 Libs./2-grp XS data for SIMULATE-3 CASMO-5/5M MxN Heterogeneous Method of Characteristics Pn-scattering Generalized racks New numerical models Updated geometry models Spent Nuclear Fuel edits 586 grp ENDF/B-VII library Multi-group XS data for SIMULATE-4.

CASMO-5 Versus CASMO-5M CASMO-5 Single assembly cross section generator for SIMULATE with advanced single assembly numerical models CASMO-5M Perform additional calculations not directly related to XS generation: Explore multi-assembly effects Fuel storage pool calculations Higher order scattering calculations

New/Updated CASMO-5/5M Models Resonance Calculation Characteristics based Dancoff calculation More nuclides with shielded data, (including Zr) Pin Cell Calculation Performed in 586 energy groups (CASMO-4 was a 70 group calculation) 2D Transport Calculation Performed in 19 energy groups (CASMO-4 was an 8 group calc.) Optimum 3 polar angle scheme (T-Y quadrature) Updated geometry models, e.g., BWR control blades, SVEA water diamond

New/Updated CASMO-5/5M Models Depletion Calculation: Quadratic Gd depletion model Improved accuracy for given depletion step size Back End Edits: Generate multigroup XS and DFs for SIMULATE-4 Spent Nuclear Fuel (SNF) edits heat generation rates, neutron and photon source strengths, etc New Neutron and Gamma Data Libraries

ENDF/B-VII R0 Neutron Data Library Evaluation released Dec. 2006 446 nuclides/materials (CASMO-4 L-lib had 103) Shielded data for 112 nuclides (incl. major fission products) Pn data for 66 nuclides (many up to order 5) Greatly extended depletion chains (no lumped F.P. s) 586 energy groups: 42 groups 375 Groups 41 Groups 128 Groups (Thermal) (Reso. Fine Groups) (Reso. Shielded) (Fast) 0.625 ev 10 ev 10 kev 20 MeV

What are we trying do with all these groups? Pu239 Pu240 6.67, 20.87, 36.7 ev U235 U238 Fine groups Shielded 2008 US Users Group Meeting October 2008 - Arizone

CASMO-4 L-Library Very simple chains!

CASMO-5 E7R0-Library Greatly enhanced detail!

Updated CASMO Geometry Models Material Layout Flat Source Regions Diamond rotated 45 degrees, and clad on control rod absorbers

Additional CASMO-5M Models: Multi-assembly PWR/BWR Capability

Additional CASMO-5M Models: Generalized Storage Rack Model & Higher Order Pn-scattering 2008 US Users Group Meeting October 2008- Arizona

Recent CASMO-5/5M Development: All new CASMO development is taking place in CASMO-5 to ensure that it remains state-of-the art: New Gamma Library New Energy Release per Fission Model (ERF) (Thurs.) New Resonance Upscatter Model (Thurs.) 2008 US Users Group Meeting October 2008 - October

CASMO-5/5M Gamma Library 18 gamma energy groups 70 group production matrices Previous CASMO-4 gamma library had 25 grp prod. matrices 214 nuclides/materials Previous gamma library had 19 nuclides/materials ENDF/B-VII based Previous CASMO-4 gamma library was ENDF/B-IV based Embedded directly in CASMO-5/5M

CASMO-5/5M Benchmarking Historically: 2-D CASMO vs. criticals CASMO Pin-cell/bundle vs. measured isotopics Currently: 3-D, continuous energy Monte Carlo criticals analysis (BOL) KRITZ Criticals (Hot and cold, temperature coefficients) B&W Criticals (eigenvalues and fission rate comparisons) Other UO2 and MOX criticals 2-D Monte-Carlo international depletion benchmarks Pin-cells Bundles Monte Carlo pin-cell/bundle depletions vs. measured isotopics

CASMO-5 Versus MCNP-5: Coefficients ENDF/B-VII R0 CASMO-5 MCNP-5 Δ PCM (+/- 15 pcm) Boron Worth: CZP (0-1000 ppm) 7378 7391-13 (-0.18%) HZP (0-1000 ppm) 5650 5668-18 (-0.32%) HFP (0-600 ppm) 3437 3434 +03 (+0.09%) Void Defect: 0-40 5054 5035 +19 (-0.38%) 40 80 13486 13379 +107 (-0.80%) Doppler Defect: 550 K- 900 K 682 671 +11 (1.6%) 2008 US Users Group Meeting October 2008 - October

B&W 1810 Series PWR-style arrangement 15x15 or 16x16 Central Assembly: AIC or B4C control rods Gd pins as well Cores 1-10: Single-Region (2.459 wt%) Cores 12-20 Two-Region (4.02 wt% driver, 2.459 wt% surrounding) 2008 US Users Group Meeting October 2008 - October

B & W Criticals (1810 Series) Core 0I Core 12 Single Region Two Region 2008 US Users Group Meeting October 2008 - October

B& W Simple Criticals (1484 Series) Core I Core II K-eff=1.00027 (95 Grp) K-eff=0.99952 (95 Grp) 2008 US Users Group Meeting October 2008 - October

Dimple Criticals Core S06a (No Baffle) Core S06B (Baffle) K-eff=1.00149 (95 Grp) K-eff=1.00108 (95 Grp) 2008 US Users Group Meeting October 2008 - October

Criticals Results CASMO-5 Criticals 1.00400 1.00300 k-effective 1.00200 1.00100 1.00000 0.99900 B&W 1810 B&W 1484 Dimple 0.99800 0.99700 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 Ave= 1.00041, S.D. = 0.00065 2008 US Users Group Meeting October 2008 - October

CASMO-5 Benefits: Code is dedicated to XS generation Improved quality through simplification Use of new data libraries conforms to what will be the industry standard in the near future Improved methods improved results Set the stage for the introduction of SIMULATE-4

Downstream CMS Compatibility: Great care has been taken to ensure that CASMO-5 will work with either SIMULATE-3 or SIMULATE-4 Current CASMO-4 input decks will run just fine in CASMO-5 Updated version of CMS-Link

Additional Data for SIMULATE-4 Multigroup, macroscopic and microscopic cross sections and discontinuity factors (instead of just two group data) Control rod depletion data Sub-mesh data over the assembly (typically 5x5 for BWR and 9x9 for PWR) Expanded case matrix for SIMULATE-4 (S4C)

CASMO to SIMULATE CASMO-4 CASMO-5 CASMO-5 SIMULATE-3 SIMULATE-3 SIMULATE-4 Yesterday Today Tomorrow CASMO-5 is SSP s lattice physics code and is now available on all major platforms!

June 2007 - Florida 2007 US Users Group Meeting