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OBJECTIVES DOE-HDBK-1019/2-93 Reactor Theory (Nuclear Parameters) TERMINAL OBJECTIVE 1.0 Using  appropriate  references,  DESCRIBE  the  neutron  life  cycle  discussed  in  this module. ENABLING OBJECTIVES 1.1 DEFINE the following terms: a. Infinite multiplication factor, k¥ b. Effective multiplication factor, keff c. Subcritical d. Critical e. Supercritical 1.2 DEFINE each term in the six factor formula using the ratio of the number of neutrons present at different points in the neutron life cycle. 1.3 Given the macroscopic cross sections for various materials, CALCULATE the thermal utilization factor. 1.4 Given  microscopic  cross  sections  for  absorption  and  fission,  atom  density,  and  n, CALCULATE the reproduction factor. 1.5 Given the numbers of neutrons  present at the start of a generation and values  for each factor  in  the  six  factor  formula,  CALCULATE  the  number  of  neutrons  that  will  be present at any point in the life cycle. 1.6 LIST  physical  changes  in  the  reactor  core  that  will  have  an  effect  on  the  thermal utilization factor, reproduction factor, or resonance escape probability. 1.7 EXPLAIN the effect that temperature changes will have on the following factors: a. Thermal utilization factor b. Resonance escape probability c. Fast non-leakage probability d. Thermal non-leakage probability 1.8 Given the number of neutrons  in a reactor core and the effective multiplication factor, CALCULATE the number of neutrons present after any number of generations. NP-03 Page vi Rev. 0

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