DOE OSTI · code-120416
DireWolf
Abstract
DireWolf is an integrated micro-reactor capability being developed using an advanced multiphysics modeling and simulation capability for heat pipe-cooled micro-reactor concepts. The DireWolf application is built on INL’s Multiphysics Object-Oriented Simulation Environment (MOOSE) development and runtime framework and is composed of the following MOOSE- based applications as submodules, coupled together using the MOOSE MultiApps and Transfers capability and executed as a single application: Griffin (reactor physics and radiation transport), BISON (nuclear fuel performance), Grizzly (structural mechanics), Sockeye (heat pipe technology), and RELAP-7 (open-air and super-critical CO2 Brayton cycle).
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Permann, Cody, Andrs, David, DeHart, MarkD., Slaughter, AndrewE., Lindsay, AlexanderD., Matthews, Christopher. 2021-05-05. DireWolf. https://doi.org/10.11578/dc.20260417.9
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