Cylindrical reactor has following dimensions 2 m radius and 3 m height. Considering that maximum flux is 1.0 x 1013 n/cm²-s, plot axial flux profile at the following radial locations. a) Center of the cylinder, b) r=1 m. c) surface of the cylinder. d) Evaluate total neutron absorption rate in n/s inside the reactor if macroscopic absorption cross- section for this reactor is 0.0025 cm".

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Cylindrical reactor has following dimensions 2 m radius and 3 m height. Considering that maximum flux is 1.0 x 1013 n/cm²-s, plot axial flux profile at the following radial locations. a) Center of the cylinder, b) r=1 m. c) surface of the cylinder. d) Evaluate total neutron absorption rate in n/s inside the reactor if macroscopic absorption cross- section for this reactor is 0.0025 cm".

Problem 2. Cylindrical reactor has following dimensions 2 m radius and 3 m height. Considering that
maximum flux is 1.0 x 1013 n/cm²-s, plot axial flux profile at the following radial locations.
a) Center of the cylinder,
b) r=1 m.
c) surface of the cylinder.
d) Evaluate total neutron absorption rate in n/s inside the reactor if macroscopic absorption cross-
section for this reactor is 0.0025 cm.
Transcribed Image Text:Problem 2. Cylindrical reactor has following dimensions 2 m radius and 3 m height. Considering that maximum flux is 1.0 x 1013 n/cm²-s, plot axial flux profile at the following radial locations. a) Center of the cylinder, b) r=1 m. c) surface of the cylinder. d) Evaluate total neutron absorption rate in n/s inside the reactor if macroscopic absorption cross- section for this reactor is 0.0025 cm.
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