摘要
Modeling is the kernel part of a digital reactor system. As an extensible platformfor reactor conceptual design, it is very important to study modeling technology and develop somekind of tools to speed up preparation of all classical computing models. This paper introducesthe background of the project and basic conception of digital reactor. MCAM is taken as anexample for modeling and its related technologies used are given. It is an interface program forMCNP geometry model developed by FDS team (ASIPP & HUT), and designed to run on windowssystem. MCAM aims at utilizing CAD technology to facilitate creation of MCNP geometry model.There have been two ways for MCAM to utilize CAD technology: (1) Making use of user interfacetechnology in aid of generation of MCNP geometry model; (2) Making use of existing 3D CADmodel to accelerate creation of MCNP geometry model. This paper gives an overview of MCAM'smajor function. At last, several examples are given to demonstrate MCAM's various capabilities.
Modeling is the kernel part of a digital reactor system. As an extensible platformfor reactor conceptual design, it is very important to study modeling technology and develop somekind of tools to speed up preparation of all classical computing models. This paper introducesthe background of the project and basic conception of digital reactor. MCAM is taken as anexample for modeling and its related technologies used are given. It is an interface program forMCNP geometry model developed by FDS team (ASIPP & HUT), and designed to run on windowssystem. MCAM aims at utilizing CAD technology to facilitate creation of MCNP geometry model.There have been two ways for MCAM to utilize CAD technology: (1) Making use of user interfacetechnology in aid of generation of MCNP geometry model; (2) Making use of existing 3D CADmodel to accelerate creation of MCNP geometry model. This paper gives an overview of MCAM'smajor function. At last, several examples are given to demonstrate MCAM's various capabilities.
基金
The project supported by Centurial Project ("Bai-Ren-Ji-Hua" Project) of Chinese Academy of Sciences. And supported by NSFC (No. 60273044) and NSF of Anhui Province (No. 01042201)
