DOE OSTI · code-120444
Griffin: A Moose-based Reactor Multiphysics Application For Radiation Transport And Depletion Simulations
Abstract
Griffin is a MOOSE-based reactor multiphysics application that streamlines the analysis of a variety of nuclear multiphysics applications, including steady-state and transient radiation transport, core performance, fuel depletion, criticality and decay heat calculations, reprocessing and post-irradiation examination. This streamlining is accomplished via enhanced flexibility of the tools, uniform syntax in the MOOSE framework, dynamic linking of all relevant physics and a single point of execution. The design for flexible multi-physics, multi-radiation, multi-scheme tasks demands and ultimately makes Griffin a highly extendable code system. A software quality assurance (SQA) procedure is enforced during Griffin development.
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DeHart, MarkD., Ortensi, Javier, Wang, Yai, Laboure, VincentMatthieu, Prince, ZacharyM., Harter, JacksonR., Schunert, Sebastian, Calvin, OlinW., Lee, Changho, Shemon, EmilyRena, Jung, YeonSang. 2021-05-05. Griffin: A Moose-based Reactor Multiphysics Application For Radiation Transport And Depletion Simulations. https://doi.org/10.11578/dc.20260421.3
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