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    SATIF-15

    20–23 Sept 2022
    America/Detroit timezone

    Casey Hulbert

    Session

    Session 3

    21 Sept 2022, 14:00

    Conveners

    Session 3: Code Status, Advances, & Model Converters

    • Francesco Cerutti (CERN)

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    1. 16. Recent updates and shielding benchmark of PHITS
      tatsuhiko ogawa
      21/09/2022, 14:00
      4. Code status, advances, and model converters
      Oral

      General-purpose radiation transport code PHITS has been improved in recent years. Following is the list of major updates.
      1, The extension of the cross section data reading module. Previously, it was compatible with those of protons, neutrons and electron-gamma shower. The current version can read cross sections of alphas, deuterons, and photo-nuclear reactions.
      2, The modernization of...

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    2. 36. Moira: A bridge between Monte Carlo worlds
      Andre Donadon Servelle (CERN)
      21/09/2022, 14:20
      4. Code status, advances, and model converters
      Oral

      In this paper, the development of a Geant4 application enabling simulations
      with FLUKA input files is presented. The creation of this novel tool, named
      Moira, obeys two main motivations: to allow the execution of FLUKA and
      Geant4 simulations using the same setup with minimal user intervention as well
      as to prepare the long-term evolution of the FLUKA code, aiming to exploit
      natural synergies...

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    3. 23. Neutronics Calculations with the Unstructured Mesh Model of the ORNL’s Second Target Station
      Lukas Zavorka (ORNL)
      21/09/2022, 14:40
      4. Code status, advances, and model converters
      Oral

      The Second Target Station (STS) at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory’s Spallation Neutron Source is designed to become the highest peak-brightness source of cold neutrons in the world. The current conceptual design of STS consists of a segmented rotating tungsten spallation target driven by a 1.3-GeV, 700-kW short-pulsed proton beam and two coupled parahydrogen neutron moderators surrounded...

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    4. 26. The On-the-fly Global Variance Reduction Technique and its application for IFMIF-DONES shielding analyses
      Dr Yuefeng Qiu (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology)
      21/09/2022, 15:00
      2. Shielding and dosimetry
      Oral

      IFMIF-DONES facility is a deuterium-lithium (d+Li) neutron source driven by a deuteron accelerator (40 MeV and 125 mA) striking at the liquid Li target, and producing neutrons through stripping reactions to provide irradiation data for the construction of a DEMO fusion power plant. The shielding analyses of the accelerator and target demand efficient variance reduction (VR) technique, in...

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    5. 35. Advanced Monte-Carlo methods for prompt and residual radiation calculations in light-ion accelerators
      Dr Francisco Ogando (UNED)
      21/09/2022, 15:20
      4. Code status, advances, and model converters
      Oral

      Ion accelerators may produce intense secondary radiation fields from intended or unintended nuclear interactions of the accelerated particles with their environment. Besides interactions in the target or beam dump, some of the accelerated particles are unavoidably lost to the beam pipe and some other collided to scrapers and collimators resulting in intense neutron and gamma fields. These...

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