DOE OSTI · 3374074
Mechanistic Fission Gas Release Uncertainty Induced by Microstructure Data
Abstract
Fission Gas Release (FGR) is an important engineering safety parameter for nuclear fuel. While fuel performance modeling with BISON currently relies on mechanistic models to predict it, comparison with experimental data shows both under or over prediction depending on operation mode (steady or transient).Predicting microstructure data is essential to accurately predicts the engineering scale parameters. An important source of uncertainty in mechanistic models arises from the missing captured physics. Continuous validation and refinement of these models against experimental data are also necessary to ensure their reliability and accuracy in predicting engineering parameters.
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Abdallah Alshannaq, Mutaz Farouq [Idaho National Laboratory], Khafizov, Marat [The Ohio State University ], Zabriskie, Adam X [Idaho National Laboratory] (ORCID:0000000225375402). 2025-08-12. Mechanistic Fission Gas Release Uncertainty Induced by Microstructure Data. https://www.osti.gov/biblio/3374074
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