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I. i II. Fission Reactor Development II. A. Introduction The fission list contains over 1200 requests for improved nuclear data needed in support of the fission-reactor development programs of 21 Member States of the IAEA and one International Organization. The requests from Belgium, Canada, France, India, Italy, Japan, the Soviet Union, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, the United Kingdom and the United States have been reviewed and updated since the last publication of the WRENDA fission list (lN<strong>DC</strong>(<strong>SEC</strong>)-38, April 1974). In WRENDA 74 it was implied that the next edition of the data request list for fission reactors would contain both a list of satisfied requests and a list of withdrawn requests. While many requests which appeared in WRENDA 74 have been withdrawn from the present edition, only a very few were explicitely marked "satisfied". From examination of the other withdrawn requests it was concluded that some of them may have been withdrawn because they were, in fact, partially or totally satisfied. Because of apparently inconsistent distinction between withdrawn and satisfied requests, the present edition of the data request list for fission-reactor applications is accompanied only by a list of withdrawn requests, which should be considered to include also satisfied requests.
I. ii II. B. Supplementary information from contributors [ Requestors and national data committees sometimes supply supplementary information about the requests for which they are responsible. The remarks which follow were received from the USSR.] General comments to the Soviet Requests L.N. Usachev's requests Together all the requests make a unique system of requirements for the accuracy of evaluated nuclear data which would assure calculation of K^^, and breeding ratio (BR) of a fast plutonium breeder with accuracies of lfo ajid 2$ respectively. Priorities Accuracy requirements designated 2nd priority would assure the necessary calculational accuracy on the basis only of microscopic data without the use of data from integral experiments. Accuracy requirements of designated 1st priority are less stringent because use would be made of evaluated results from integral experiments, which are available at the Nuclear Data Centre in Obninsk. Meaning of uncertainty Uncertainty (or accuracy) is characterized by one standard deviation.
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APPENDICES
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LIST OF LABORATORY CODES APPENDIX B
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LIST OF LABORATORY CODES APPENDIX B
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NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF REQUESTORS A
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APPENDIX D page 5 SCHNEIDER. Vo ALK
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