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Marmot V2
Abstract
MARMOT is a robust numerical tool for mesoscale modeling of fuel performance developed under the NEAMS Fuels technical area to predict the coevolution of microstructure and properties in fuel and cladding materials. MARMOT accomplishes this using the phase field method coupled with finite strain mechanics and heat conduction. MARMOT is based on the open source Multiphysics Object-Oriented Simulation Environment (MOOSE) and solves the coupled partial differential equations defining the physics using the finite element method. MARMOT is being developed in order to facilitate the development of improved materials models for fuel performance, but it is also being developed as a powerful tool in and of itself for the simulation of mesoscale fuel performance.
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Aagesen, LarryK., Schwen, Daniel, Permann, Cody, Hales, Jason, Jiang, Wen, Jokisaari, AndreaM., Biswas, Sudipta, Miller, Jason, Lindsay, AlexanderD., Harbour, LoganH., Icenhour, CaseyT., Yushu, Dewen, Gamble, Kyle, Gaston, Derek, Hansel, JoshuaB., Kong, Fande, Harter, JacksonR., Spencer, Benjamin, Schunert, Sebastian, Pitts, StephanieA., Yu, Jianguo, Tonks, Michael, Bai, Xianming, Ahmed, Karim, Zhang, Yongfeng, Millett, Paul, Andersson, Anders, Matthews, Christopher. 2022-04-12. Marmot V2. https://doi.org/10.11578/dc.20240117.357
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