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  • Main Page
    ...s the on-line user Manual for Serpent 2, as well as a repository for input files, validation reports and other resources for Serpent users. A more general d *[[Input syntax manual]]
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  • Validation and verification
    ...output files can be also be provided. When the input consists of multiple files, link to zip or gzip archives. ! Files
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  • Input syntax manual
    ...ne or several input files and various [[Description of output files|output files]]. The format of the input file is unrestricted. The file consists of white-space (space, tab or newli
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  • HEU-MET-FAST-001
    === Input === [[Category:Example input files]]
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  • PU-MET-FAST-001
    === Input === [[Category:Example input files]]
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  • PU-MET-FAST-006
    === Input === [[Category:Example input files]]
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  • U233-MET-FAST-001
    === Input === [[Category:Example input files]]
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  • U233-MET-FAST-006
    === Input === [[Category:Example input files]]
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  • Pitfalls and troubleshooting
    ...parameter, then also the name of the parameter and the line number in the input file are printed. ...where things started going wrong. Incorrectly typed input card names, for example, cause the parser to ignore the card altogether, and the following values a
    21 KB (3,272 words) - 19:07, 19 August 2022
  • Memory usage
    [[Input syntax manual#set_opti|Input syntax: set opti]] [[Input syntax manual#set_dix|Input syntax: set dix]]
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  • Description of output files
    == Default output files == The following output files are always produced.
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  • ENDF reaction MT's and macroscopic reaction numbers
    ...calculations]] and printed in various [[Description of output files|output files]]. Detector responses also include macroscopic cross sections (and similar) | followed by a function name corresponding to a function defined using the [[Input syntax manual#fun (function definition)|fun card]], response material is om
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  • Multi-physics interface
    The multi-physics interface is a set of routines, as well as input/output formats intended for easily bringing in detailed temperature and den The interface is linked to the main input file with the [[Input syntax manual#ifc|ifc command]]:
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  • FINIX fuel behavior module
    == Input == ...|pin]] geometry card. Several things have to be added to the basic Serpent input of the case to run coupled calculations:
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  • M&C 2013 example inputs
    The input models are benchmarks PU-MET-FAST-006 and LEU-SOL-THERM-007 from the Intern === MCNP input ===
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  • Collection of example input files
    ! Files | [[2D BWR fuel assembly geometry|Serpent input file]]
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  • 2D CANDU fuel bundle geometry
    [[Category:Example input files|CANDU]]
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  • 2D PWR MOX/UOX lattice geometry
    % --- PWR MOX/UOX lattice (SCALE-style input format) --------- [[Category:Example input files|PWR]]
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  • Coupled multi-physics calculations
    ...s (such as defining multiple materials with different temperatures) to the input. ...d on the sequential exchange of [[Multi-physics interface|input and output files]] between Serpent and the external solver.
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  • 2D PWR pin-cell burnup example
    [[Category:Example input files|PWR]]
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  • 2D PWR assembly burnup example (Serpent 1 style division)
    [[Category:Example input files|PWR]]
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  • 2D PWR assembly burnup example (division with div-card)
    [[Category:Example input files|PWR]]
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  • FINIX PB2 example input
    The input model is based on the Peach Bottom 2 BWR assembly from the UAM benchmark ...into multiple files using the [[Input syntax manual#include (read another input file)|include]] card.
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  • Automated burnup sequence
    Homogenized group constants form the input data for core-level fuel cycle and transient simulator calculations. The da ...r each restart the code invokes a number of user-defined variations in the input, corresponding to the branches to different state-points. The branches are
    27 KB (3,939 words) - 14:41, 5 June 2022
  • Automated burnup sequence example 1
    = Input = set title "Serpent GC generation example"
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  • Godiva inputs
    [[Category:Example input files]]
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  • Unstructured mesh-based geometry type
    === Input Syntax === ...n be created by using the <tt>'''solid''' 1</tt> or <tt>'''solid''' 3</tt> input card.
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  • Installing and running Serpent
    ...installation of updates is carried out by overwriting the existing source files: ...hat any modifications made in the source code may be lost when the updated files are
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  • Monte Carlo performance benchmark
    [[Category:Example input files]]
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  • Universe-based geometry type in Serpent
    ...s provided here, and there are several [[Collection of example input files|input examples]] that illustrate the construction of reactor geometries in practi ...rface types, which are formed by combinations of elementary surfaces. For example, a cuboid with boundaries <math>[x_1, x_2]</math>, <math>[y_1, y_2]</math>,
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  • Transient simulations
    === Input === ...sient_inputs|model input]]). The only modification required to an existing input is the addition of one line:
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  • Simple umsh 8 cubes input
    ...ensity_field.png|thumb|250px|Material densities at the inner region of the example geometry (red is high, blue is low).]] ...ure_field.png|thumb|250px|Material temperatures at the inner region of the example geometry (red is high, blue is low).]]
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  • Unstructured mesh based input
    ...ype_7.29|Interface]]. This page will describe the syntax in the individual files that are linked into the geometry or interface definition. '''See the example''' [[Simple_umsh_8_cubes_input|here]].
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  • Infinite homogeneous LWR-like reactor transient example
    % --- Save neutron and precursor source to "./source"-files % --- Save neutron and precursor source to "./source_end"-files
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  • 3D BWR assembly transient example
    % --- Save source to "./source"-files == Additional files ==
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  • Minimal Serpent Coupling Script
    ...cate with Serpent in the coupled calculation mode. MSCS provides a working example of externally coupled multi-physics simulations with Serpent and may be a g ...y cases that part of the coupling script should be replaced by writing the input for an external solver, running the external solver and reading the results
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  • Conversion script for homogenized cross sections
    ...s the homogenized group constant data from the <tt>[input].coe</tt> output files produced using the [[Automated burnup sequence]] with [[Input_syntax_manual sxsfit ''INPUT''
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  • UGM 2016 Moving geometry
    This page will contain stuff for the moving geometry example for the UGM 2016 presentation. [[Category:Example input files]]
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  • Default isomeric branching ratios
    #Use of user-defined constant ratios (see the [[Input syntax manual#set isobra|set isobra]] option) #Use of energy-dependent ratios read from ENDF format files (see the [[Input syntax manual#set bralib|set bralib]] option)
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  • UGM 2016 PB2 steadystate
    === Main input === % --- Include other input files
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  • Visualizing the results
    ...invoked by the [[Input syntax manual#plot (geometry plot definition)|plot input card]]. The card reads the orientation of the plane: and the size of the produced image in pixels. Additional input cards provide the position of the plot plane on the coordinate axis perpend
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  • MSCS for coupled transients
    ...Serpent in the coupled transient calculation mode. MSCS provides a working example of externally coupled multi-physics simulations with Serpent and may be a g ...y cases that part of the coupling script should be replaced by writing the input for an external solver, running the external solver and reading the results
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  • Regular Hex Mesh fuel IFC example
    Input example for regular mesh based interface using hexagonal mesh. Remember to add cross section libraries to the main input using [[Input_syntax_manual#set_acelib|set acelib]]
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  • FINIX PB2 CE example input
    Example of coupled burnup calculations using [[FINIX]]. The depletion scheme used i The input model is based on the Peach Bottom 2 BWR assembly from the UAM benchmark
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  • FINIX PB2 SIE example input
    Example of coupled burnup calculations using FINIX. The depletion scheme used is th The input model is based on the Peach Bottom 2 BWR assembly from the UAM benchmark
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  • MSCS for burnup calculations
    ...th Serpent in the coupled burnup calculation mode. MSCS provides a working example of externally coupled multi-physics simulations with Serpent and may be a g ...y cases that part of the coupling script should be replaced by writing the input for an external solver, running the external solver and reading the results
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  • Branching ratio example
    = Serpent input = [[Category:Example input files]]
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  • Radioactive decay source, practical example
    ...nd [[Input syntax manual#set rfr|set rfr]] options). In such case the same input can be used for both calculations without major modifications. Serpent conv ...proc. PHYSOR 2016. Sun Valley, ID, May 1-6, 2016.</ref> Below is a simple example demonstrating the two-stage procedure.
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  • LEU-SOL-THERM-007
    === Input === [[Category:Example input files]]
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  • Flattop k-eff sensitivity example
    This example demonstrates some basic [[Sensitivity calculations|sensitivity calculation ...factor of the system is close to unity (being a critical experiment). This input calculates the sensitivity of the multiplication factor to perturbations ap
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  • Rotating Translating STL Bunny
    This example demonstrates the use of time-dependent transformations in the context of ST == Input ==
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  • XGPT example
    Example on calculation of reaction-wise reactivity temperature coefficients using x == Input ==
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  • Tutorial
    ...ed to give the path to a cross section directory file in the input using [[Input syntax manual#set acelib| set acelib]]. ...readthedocs.io/ serpentTools python package] can be used to process output files without the need for custom parsers.
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  • Stochastic Implicit Euler burnup scheme
    == Input == ...rnup scheme can be chosen with the [[Input syntax manual#set sie|set sie]] input card. The number of iterations for each burnup steps can be specified.
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  • Unstable 3D pin-cell burnup problem
    '''Base input for unstable 3D pin-cell problem''' The base input for the problem is given above. The input describes a 300 cm long fuel rod in infinite lattice geometry. Axially the
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  • Coupled transient tutorial with MSCS
    == Initial input == Let's start with the following input (you'll have to link to your own acefile):
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  • Regular Hex Mesh coolant IFC example
    ...on of thermal scattering data is used for the hydrogen-1 in coolant (see [[Input syntax manual#therm|therm]]). Remember to add cross section libraries to the main input using [[Input_syntax_manual#set_acelib|set acelib]].
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  • HTGR particle-cell burnup example
    [[Category:Example input files|PWR]]
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  • HTGR fuel pebble burnup example
    [[Category:Example input files|PWR]]
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  • HTGR fuel compact burnup example
    [[Category:Example input files|PWR]]
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  • Molten salt tank with natural circulation
    '''All files in a compressed tarball:''' [[File:MSR_NC.tar.gz]] == Main input file ==
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  • Stanford critical bunny
    This example is a simple demonstration of the STL geometry type. The geometry model is a == Input ==
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  • Domain decomposition
    ...n affects only burnable materials divided into depletion zones using the [[Input syntax manual#div (divisor definition)|div card]]. The most typical domain ...PI tasks, and the division using the [[Input syntax manual#set dd|set dd]] input option. There are three division types:
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  • Kraken SMR progression problem
    == Input files == All files as a compressed folder: [[File:SMR_progression_Serpent.gz]]
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  • Variance reduction
    ...> The weight window mesh and additional parameters are defined using the [[Input syntax manual#wwin (weight window mesh definition)|wwin card]]. Serpent sup ...enerated using the built-in response matrix method-based solver (see the [[Input syntax manual#wwgen (response matrix based importance map solver)|wgen card
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  • HTTR full core model
    == Input files == All files as a compressed folder: [[File:Httr.tgz]]
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  • BEAVRS benchmark
    == Input files == All files as a compressed folder: [[File:BEAVRS.tgz]]
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  • Automated burnup sequence example 2
    = Input = set title "Serpent GC generation example"
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  • 2D VVER-440 fuel assembly geometry
    [[Category:Example input files|VVER]]
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