SCALE 4.2
Scale is a modular code system for performing standardized computer
analysis for licensing evaluation.
Usage: scale4 input output
Location: /usr/codes/scale
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The SCALE code system was conceived and funded by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory
Commission (NRC) to perform standardized computer analyses for licensing
evaluation. This system is widely used to perform:
- problem-dependent multigroup cross-section processing
- criticality safety analyses
- shielding analyses
- heat transfer analyses
- spend fuel and high-level waste (HLW) characterization
The SCALE package consists of the following functional modules:
- BONAMI-S
- Resonance self-shielding by the Bonarenko Method
- NITAWL-II
- Performs resonance shielding and produces workind library
- XSDRNPM-S
- A one-dimensional discrete-ordinates code for transport analyses
- XSDOSE
- Calculates fluxes and does rates at ponits outside a shield
- KENO IV/S
- An improved Monte Carlo criticality program
- COUPLE
- processes problem-dependent cross sections and neutron spectral data
for ORIGEN-S data analyses
- ORIGEN-S
- Calculates fuel deplection, actinide transmutation, fission product
buildup and decay, and associated radiation source terms
- ICE-S
- Mixes multi-group cross sections
- MORSE-SGC/S
- Monte Carlo code
- JUNEBUG-II
- A three-dimensional geometry plotting code
- HEATPLOT-S
- A temperature distribution plotting program for heating
- REGPLOT6
- A plotting program to verify heating input data
- PLORIGEN
- A plotting program for ORIGEN-S output
- OCULAR
- A radiation exchange factor computer program