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This book provides a systematic and comprehensive introduction to fusion neutronics, covering all key topics from the fundamental theories and methodologies, as well as a wide range of fusion system designs and experiments. It is the first-ever book focusing on the subject of fusion neutronics research.
Compared with other nuclear devices such as fission reactors and accelerators, fusion systems are normally characterized by their complex geometry and nuclear physics, which entail new challenges for neutronics such as complicated modeling, deep penetration, low simulation efficiency, multi-physics coupling, etc. The book focuses on the neutronic characteristics of fusion systems and introduces a series of theories and methodologies that were developed to address the challenges of fusion neutronics. Further, it introduces readers to the unique principles and procedures of neutronics design, experimental methodologies and methodologies for fusion systems.
The booknot only highlights the latest advances and trends in the field, but also draws on the experiences and skills collected in the author's more than 40 years of research. To make it more accessible and enhance its practical value, various representative examples are included to illustrate the application and efficiency of the methods, designs and experimental techniques discussed.
Table des matières
Introduction.- Part I Neutronic Theories and Methodologies for Fusion Neutron Transport Theory and Simulation.- Neutron-induced Transmutation and Activation.- Neutron Irradiation and Material Damage.- Radiation Dosimetry and Biological Safety.- Fusion Nuclear Data Libraries.- Comprehensive Neutronic Simulation.- Part II Fusion Neutronic Design Principles Neutronic Design of Fusion Experimental Reactors.- Neutronic Design Principles for DEMO Reactors and Fusion Power Reactors.- Neutronic Design Principles for Fusion-Fission Hybrid Reactors.- Part III Fusion Neutronic Experimental Technologies Experimental Methods of Fusion Neutronics.- Fusion Neutronic Experimental Facilities.- Fusion Neutronic Experiments.
A propos de l'auteur
Prof. Yican Wu is the director general of Institute of Nuclear Energy Safety Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), the director of Key Laboratory of Neutronics and Radiation Safety, CAS, and the leader of FDS Team. He has been serving as the Executive Committee Chair of IEA ESEFP TCP and IAEA consultant. His research involves nuclear science and engineering, nuclear safety and other interdisciplinary research. He has published over 400 papers and received over 10 important awards including the National Natural Science Award and the Science and Technology Award of China Nuclear Energy Association.
Résumé
This book provides a systematic and comprehensive introduction to fusion neutronics, covering all key topics from the fundamental theories and methodologies, as well as a wide range of fusion system designs and experiments. It is the first-ever book focusing on the subject of fusion neutronics research.
Compared with other nuclear devices such as fission reactors and accelerators, fusion systems are normally characterized by their complex geometry and nuclear physics, which entail new challenges for neutronics such as complicated modeling, deep penetration, low simulation efficiency, multi-physics coupling, etc. The book focuses on the neutronic characteristics of fusion systems and introduces a series of theories and methodologies that were developed to address the challenges of fusion neutronics. Further, it introduces readers to the unique principles and procedures of neutronics design, experimental methodologies and methodologies for fusion systems.
The booknot only highlights the latest advances and trends in the field, but also draws on the experiences and skills collected in the author’s more than 40 years of research. To make it more accessible and enhance its practical value, various representative examples are included to illustrate the application and efficiency of the methods, designs and experimental techniques discussed.
