IBM-7090 PROGRAMS TO COMPILE AND MODIFY A NUCLEAR DATA TAPE

Technical Report · Wed May 31 04:00:00 EDT 1961

DOI:https://doi.org/10.2172/4834926· OSTI ID:4834926

Herrmann, R G; Hoffman, T A; Wenstrup, F D; Wilcox, A

The Reactor Nuclear Data Tape Programs were designed to compile and/or modify a nuclear data library tape from basic nuclear cross-section input. It is intended that this cross-section library tape will be utilized to provide up-to- date nuclear data for various reactor codes. Program RNDP was designed to compile an initial tape from certain minimal input data, or to add or delete complete blocks of data from an existing tape. Program RNDM was designed to compile and add to an existing tape macroscopic cross section data consisting of mixtures of microscopic cross sections available on the tape. Program RNOC was designed to modify and copy an existing tape, or to compile a new tape from sets of binary cards punched by Program RNDP. These programs were written using the FORTrAN-II system of automatic coding for the IBM7090. (auth)

• Research Organization: General Electric Co. Flight Propulsion Lab. Dept., Cincinnati
• NSA Number: NSA-15-032428
• OSTI ID: 4834926
• Report Number(s): APEX-708
• Country of Publication: United States
• Language: English

Related Subjects

COMPUTERS
CROSS SECTIONS
FORTRAN
IBM 7090
MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTERS
NEUTRONS
PROGRAMMING
REACTORS