International Reactor Dosimetry File 2002 - IAEA Publications
International Reactor Dosimetry File 2002 - IAEA Publications
International Reactor Dosimetry File 2002 - IAEA Publications
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— 103 Rh(n,n′) 103 Rh m : Experimental data were evaluated and renormalized<br />
by Zolotarev. Data from the RRDF are almost the same as from the<br />
IRDF, although slightly higher above 14.5 MeV; both data sets are slightly<br />
lower than experimental measurements.<br />
— 109 Ag(n,γ) 110 Ag m : No experimental data are available near 14 MeV.<br />
— 115 In(n,2n) 114 In m : The IRDF is the only available file, and fits the data<br />
with the lowest uncertainties.<br />
— 115 In(n,n′) 115 In m : Experimental data were evaluated and renormalized by<br />
Zolotarev. JENDL is the same as the IRDF, while the RRDF data appear<br />
to give the best fit to the experimental data.<br />
— 127 I(n,2n) 126 I: JENDL and the IRDF are essentially identical, and both<br />
give a reasonable fit to the experimental data (which have relatively large<br />
uncertainties).<br />
— 139 La(n,γ) 140 La: Experimental data were evaluated and renormalized by<br />
Zolotarev. The RRDF evaluation gives a reasonable fit to the experimental<br />
data with the lowest uncertainties, although these data exhibit<br />
considerable scatter around 14 MeV.<br />
— 141 Pr(n,2n) 140 Pr: Experimental data were evaluated and renormalized by<br />
Zolotarev. The RRDF evaluation gives a reasonable fit to the experimental<br />
data, which have relatively large scatter and uncertainties.<br />
— 169 Tm(n,2n) 168 Tm: JENDL gives a good fit to the experimental data.<br />
— 186 W(n,γ) 187 W: Experimental data were evaluated and renormalized by<br />
Zolotarev. The RRDF fits the experimental data, ignoring one high data<br />
point.<br />
— 197 Au(n,γ) 198 Au: Sparse experimental data have considerable scatter<br />
around 14 MeV; the IRDF evaluation gives a reasonable fit.<br />
— 197 Au(n,2n) 196 Au: Data from the IRDF are slightly higher than those<br />
from JENDL, although both give reasonably good fits to the available<br />
experimental data.<br />
— 199 Hg(n,n′) 199 Hg m : JENDL gives a good fit to the sole data point for this<br />
reaction.<br />
— 204 Pb(n,n′) 204 Pb m : The RRDF evaluated cross-section appears to be<br />
somewhat lower than suggested by the available experimental data,<br />
although there is considerable scatter in these data.<br />
— 232 Th(n,f): The IRDF is the only available file, and gives a reasonable fit<br />
to the available data.<br />
— 237 Np(n,f): Experimental data were evaluated and renormalized by<br />
Zolotarev. JENDL is the only available file, and gives a good fit to the<br />
available data with the lowest uncertainties.<br />
— 235 U(n,f): The IRDF gives a good fit to the data with the lowest uncertainties.