LETICIA NEGRÃO PINTO
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Artigo IPEN-doc 27614 Main experiments performed at the IPEN/MB-01 RR using UO2 fuel rods core2020 - BITELLI, U.D.; COELHO, P.R.P.; FERREIRA, P.S.B.; ALVES, M.A.P.; SILVA, A.A.; SANTOS, A.; DINIZ, R.; JEREZ, R.; FUGA, R.; FANARO, L.C.C.B.; KURAMOTO, R.; ABE, A.; LAMBIASI, B.; GIADA, M.; FER, N.; MARTINS, F.; MURA, L.; SANTOS, D.F.; AREDES, V.; MAEDA, R.; GONNELI, E.; SILVA, A.F.P.; PURGATO, R.; GONÇALVES, L.B.; SILVA, G.S.A.; PINTO, L.; SOUZA, G.This paper aims to show the main experimental utilization of the IPEN/MB-01 zero power reactor during the last 30 years with 3663 operations cycles. The IPEN/MB-01 reactor it was mainly used to validation of calculation methodology used in nuclear reactor cores design.Artigo IPEN-doc 22567 A simple way to overcome the shortage of sup(3)He detectors in the IPEN/MB-01 nuclear reactor2016 - GONNELLI, E.; PINTO, L.N.; LANDIM, H.R.; DINIZ, R.; JEREZ, R.; SANTOS, A. dosIn order to overcome the shortage of 3He detectors for subcritical experiments in the IPEN/MB-01 reactor, some experiments were performed employing less sensitive detectors, such as BF3, and a logic input module, which sums the counts from different detectors. Through microscopic and macroscopic neutron noise technique, it was possible to obtain, respectively, Rossi-α distribution and Auto Power Spectral Densities (APSD) for each detector configuration and various subcritical levels, and the prompt neutron decay constant (α) was extracted through a least squares procedure. In addition, Cross Power Spectral Densities (CPSD) were acquired for different types of detectors and the correlation among those detectors was confirmed. It was also observed that there was no loss of correlation among the neutron pulses, and therefore, the CPSD curves demonstrated the presence of correlated events. The α parameter was used as an indicator for the comparison of the results and for the quality of the experimental data. The obtained values demonstrate that the sum of counts technique does not present loss of information (correlated neutrons) even for different models and types of detectors, suggesting that the technique may be employed in neutron noise measurements for subcritical reactivity.