Benchmark Test Of Hybrid Evaluated Nuclear Data Library HENDL1.0/MG And Multifunctional Neutronic Calculating System VisualBUS1.0

Data library is the foundation for simulating calculation of nuclear systems. There are five important evaluated nuclear data libraries: BROND (Russian), ENDF/B-VI (USA), JENDL (Japan), JEF (Europe) and CENDL (China), which are developed on the basic of different experiment data and different experiment data processing model, that is to say, the five libraries have some pertinences different to each other. So, as for the same nuclear system model and the same calculating code, the simulating results may various greatly just because of the different selection of data library. In a word, the data library is very important for the simulation work of a nuclear system.The FDS (Fusion Design Study) Team of ASIPP (Institute of Plasma Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences) was formed to study possible paths for the application of fusion energy, currently working for finding the feasibility application roads of fusion energy with the study of concept design, simulation, development of related key techniques and specifying out the main issues and improving suggestions. A conceptual design of Fusion-Driven Sub-critical system (FDS), which involves fusion/fission coupled study, has been presented by the FDS team collaborating with other fusion study organizations internationally and domestically. A Multifunctional one-dimensional transmission/burnup/optimization system named VisualBUSl.O and its data library name HENDL1.0/MG was home developed by the FDS team for this exploring purpose.In this paper, HENDL 1.0/MG and VisualBUS1.0 was tested and valuated by modeling a series of benchmark experiments and some calculation models. It shows that VisualBUSl.O is a reliable code system for neutron burnup and transport calculations; HENDL1.0/MG is competent for the calculating work for nuclear system although there some improvement is needed for several nuclides' cross sections.