katyhuff/ans_2014_fco
holds a summary for ans winter 2014
This holds a module for cyclus that blends streams of material into a resulting material. It aims for a goal recipe and can specify an order of preference for using available commodities. It was designed to run as a fuel fabrication facility, but can be used for any purpose that requires a combining of commodities that represent material streams. It was initially developed to run the fco code-to-code comparison.
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holds a summary for ans winter 2014
This holds functions and requirements for the next gen fuel cycle simulator.
This repository holds a very useful facility model for cyclus. It is based on the separations matrix facility from years past. Based on a matrix of incoming streams, outgoing streams, and efficiencies, its purpose is to convert a commodity from one commodity to another after some period of delay time. Separations is elemental in this case. This facility is very good for use as a separations facility in a reprocessing scenario. It was recently re-created to run the fco code-to-code comparison.
This repository holds a very boring facility model for cyclus. It's very similar to the "NullFacility" of years past. Its purpose is to convert a commodity from one commodity to another after some period of delay time. This facility is very good for use as a storage facility or as a facility whose process physics will not transmute the material composition any more than with normal, system-wide decay. It was initially developed to run the fco code-to-code comparison.