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Radially averaged neutron density

Since, from equation (21.33), the neutron flux is proportional to the neutron density, it follows that the radially averaged neutron density at any height, n fz), will bear the same relationship to the average neutron... [Pg.276]

It is possible to estimate the average neutron density within the ith segment simply as half the sum of the radial-average neutron densities at heights iL/N and (i- )L/N ... [Pg.278]

See other pages where Radially averaged neutron density is mentioned: [Pg.277] [Pg.278] [Pg.277] [Pg.278] [Pg.840] [Pg.68] [Pg.35] [Pg.840] [Pg.281] [Pg.2611] [Pg.32] [Pg.4522] [Pg.332] [Pg.9] [Pg.4521] [Pg.1] [Pg.159] [Pg.188] [Pg.191] [Pg.318] [Pg.486]

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