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SUR 26.06 26.06 18.1  sec 1.44  DPM ¯ eff eff 0.0068 (   0.00130) 0.05  sec1   (   0.00130) 124.6  sec SUR 26.06 26.06 124.6  sec 0.2091  DPM P Po  et / 100   W    e(120   s/124.6   s) 38.2   W P Po  10SUR   (t) (100   W)   10(0.2091   DPM)   (2   min) 38.2   W Reactor Theory (Reactor Operations) DOE-HDBK-1019/2-93 REACTOR KINETICS Rev. 0 NP-04 Page 19 Step 3: The startup rate can be calculated from the reactor period using Equation (4-11). Example 2: 130 pcm of negative reactivity is added to a reactor that is initially critical at a power of 100 watts.   for the reactor is 0.05 sec   and the effective delayed neutron fraction is eff -1 0.0068.  Calculate the steady state period and startup rate.  Also calculate the power level 2 minutes after the reactivity insertion. Solution: Step 1: Use Equation (4-9) to calculate the reactor period. Step 2: The startup rate can be calculated from the reactor period using Equation (4-11). Step 3: Use  either  Equation  (4-1)  or  Equation  (4-10)  to  calculate  the  reactor power two minutes after the reactivity insertion.

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