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== Simple 2D assembly geometry examples ==
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| 2D BWR fuel assembly geometry
| [[2D BWR fuel assembly geometry|Serpent input file]]
| Demonstrates basic features for geometry, material and detector definitions
| JLe / VTT
| 15/11/26
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| 2D CANDU fuel bundle geometry
| [[2D CANDU fuel bundle geometry|Serpent input file]]
| Demonstrates the circular array structure
| JLe / VTT
| 15/11/26
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| 2D VVER-440 fuel assembly geometry
| [[2D VVER-440 fuel assembly geometry|Serpent input file]]
| Demonstrates the hexagonal lattice and calculation of flux and reaction rate spectra
| JLe / VTT
| 15/11/26
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| 2D PWR MOX/UOX lattice geometry
| [[2D PWR MOX/UOX lattice geometry|Serpent input file]]
| Demonstrates the use of two nested lattices (pins in assembly and assemblies in colorset)
| JLe / VTT
| 15/11/26
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|2D 4-HEX super-cell lattice geometry
| [[2D 4-HEX super-cell lattice geometry|Serpent input file]]
| Demonstrates the use of triangular lattices derived from a hexagonal lattice
| AJa / VTT
| 2021
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== Simple burnup examples ==
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| 2D PWR pin-cell burnup example
| [[2D PWR pin-cell burnup example|Serpent input file]]
| Demonstrates basic burnup input
| JLe / VTT
| 15/11/30
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| 2D PWR assembly burnup example
| [[2D PWR assembly burnup example (Serpent 1 style division)|Serpent input file]]
| 17x17 assembly with burnable absorber, "Serpent 1" style division into depletion zones
| JLe / VTT
| 15/11/30
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| 2D PWR assembly burnup example
| [[2D PWR assembly burnup example (division with div-card)|Serpent input file]]
| 17x17 assembly with burnable absorber, division into depletion zones using the [[Input syntax manual#div (divisor definition)|div card]]
| JLe / VTT
| 15/11/30
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| HTGR particle-cell burnup example
| [[HTGR particle-cell burnup example|Serpent input file]]
| Single HTGR fuel particle in an infinite lattice
| JLe / VTT
| 18/04/09
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| HTGR fuel pebble burnup example
| [[HTGR fuel pebble burnup example|Serpent input file]]
| Single HTGR fuel pebble in an infinite lattice, demonstrates the explicit particle fuel model
| JLe / VTT
| 18/04/09

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| HTGR fuel compact burnup example
| [[HTGR fuel compact burnup example|Serpent input file]]
| Single HTGR fuel compact in an infinite lattice, demonstrates the explicit particle fuel model
| JLe / VTT
| 18/04/09
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== Group constant generation ==
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| 2D PWR assembly
| [[Automated burnup sequence example 1#input|Serpent input file]], [[Automated burnup sequence example 1#Output|Partial output]]
| Demonstrates the basic features of the automated burnup sequence with coefficient matrix
| JLe / VTT
| 16/02/21
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| 2D PWR assembly
| [[Automated burnup sequence example 2#input|Serpent input file]], [[Automated burnup sequence example 2#Output|Partial output]]
| Demonstrates the basic features of the automated burnup sequence with casematrix
| ARi / VTT
| 22/05/13
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== Simple transient examples ==
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| Infinite homogeneous LWR-like system (source generation)
| [[Infinite_homogeneous_LWR-like_reactor_transient_example#Generating_the_steady_state_source_distributions|Serpent input file]]
| Demonstrates the source generation for transient simulations
| VVa / VTT
| 16/05/09
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| Infinite homogeneous LWR-like system (0$ transient)
| [[Infinite_homogeneous_LWR-like_reactor_transient_example#Time_dependent_simulation_(no_reactivity_insertion)|Serpent input file]]
| Demonstrates the transient simulation mode
| VVa / VTT
| 16/05/09
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| Infinite homogeneous LWR-like system (0.85$ transient)
| [[Infinite_homogeneous_LWR-like_reactor_transient_example#Time_dependent_simulation_.280.85.24_reactivity_insertion.29|Serpent input file]]
| Demonstrates the transient simulation mode
| VVa / VTT
| 16/05/09
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| Peach Bottom 2 3D assembly (source generation)
| [[3D_PWR_assembly_transient_example#Generating_the_steady_state_source_distributions|Main input file]], [[3D_PWR_assembly_transient_example#pins|Pin definition file]],  [[3D_PWR_assembly_transient_example#geometry|Geometry definition file]], [[3D_PWR_assembly_transient_example#materials|Pin definition file]]
| Axially finite heterogeneous 3D assembly
| VVa / VTT
| 16/05/09
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| Peach Bottom 2 3D assembly (0$ transient)
| [[3D_PWR_assembly_transient_example#Time_dependent_simulation_.28no_reactivity_insertion.29|Main input file]], [[3D_PWR_assembly_transient_example#pins|Pin definition file]],  [[3D_PWR_assembly_transient_example#geometry|Geometry definition file]], [[3D_PWR_assembly_transient_example#materials|Pin definition file]]
| Axially finite heterogeneous 3D assembly
| VVa / VTT
| 16/05/09
|}

== Miscellaneous ==
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| Pu-flattop and STACY critical experiments (PU-MET-FAST-006 and LEU-SOL-THERM-007 from the ICSBEP Handbook<ref name="icsbep"/>)
| [[M%26C_2013_example_inputs|Serpent and MCNP input files]]
| Used for demonstarting the [[Dynamic external source simulation mode|dynamic simulation mode]] introduced at the M&C 2013 conference<ref>Leppänen, J. ''"Development of a dynamic simulation mode in the Serpent 2 Monte Carlo code."'' In proc. M&C 2013, Sun Valley, ID, May 5-9, 2013.</ref> 
| JLe / VTT
| 15/11/26
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| [http://blog.nuclearsecrecy.com/2015/04/10/critical-mass/ Godiva] (HEU-MET-FAST-001 from the ICSBEP Handbook<ref name="icsbep"/>)
| [[Godiva_inputs|Serpent, KENO, and MCNP input files]]
| Simple input files for students who start to learn about Monte Carlo codes
| Ondrej Chvala
| 2016-02-23
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| Monte Carlo performance benchmark<ref>Hoogenboom, E., Martin, W. and Petrovic, B. ''"Monte Carlo Performance Benchmark for Detailed Power Density Calculation in a Full Size Reactor Core."'' Rev. 1.2, OECD/NEA, 2011 (http://www.oecd-nea.org/dbprog/MonteCarloPerformanceBenchmark.htm).</ref>
| [[Monte Carlo performance benchmark|Serpent input file]]
| Simplified 3D PWR core for testing the performance of Monte Carlo codes
| JLe / VTT
| 16/03/03
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|Tank filled with molten salt with natural circulation based distributions from <ref>Leppänen, J. et al. ''"Unstructured mesh based multi-physics interface for CFD code coupling in the Serpent 2 Monte Carlo code"'' In proc. PHYSOR 2014, Kyoto, Japan, Sept. 28 - Oct. 3, 2014.</ref>
| [[Molten salt tank with natural circulation|Serpent input files]]
| Simplified molten salt tank with temperature and density distributions to test the unstructured mesh based interface
| JLe / VTT + Manuele Aufiero
| 2014
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| A 37 assembly SMR sized reactor core.
| [[Kraken SMR progression problem|Serpent input files]]
| A rather detailed SMR sized reactor core based on data from the BEAVRS benchmark and a core size as well as radial reflector structure from the NuScale reactor concept.
| ULa / VTT
| 2019
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| HTTR full core model
| [[HTTR full core model|Serpent input files]]
| 3D model of the Japanese gas-cooled High Temperature Engineering Test Reactor (HTTR).
| JLe / VTT
| 2020
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== References ==

<references>
<ref name="icsbep">https://www.oecd-nea.org/science/wpncs/icsbep/handbook.html</ref>
</references>

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