pincell.jl

using NeutronTransport
import Gridap: DiscreteModelFromFile

jsonfile = joinpath(@__DIR__, "pincell.json")
geometry = DiscreteModelFromFile(jsonfile)

# number of azimuthal angles
nφ = 32

# azimuthal spacing
δ = 1e-2

# boundary conditions
bcs = BoundaryConditions(top=Reflective, bottom=Reflective, left=Reflective, right=Reflective)
# bcs = BoundaryConditions(top=Vaccum, bottom=Vaccum, left=Vaccum, right=Vaccum)
# bcs = BoundaryConditions(top=Periodic, bottom=Periodic, left=Periodic, right=Periodic)

# initialize track generator
tg = TrackGenerator(geometry, nφ, δ, bcs=bcs)

# perform ray tracing
trace!(tg)

# proceed to segmentation
segmentize!(tg)

# polar quadrature
pq = TabuchiYamamoto(6)

# materials
pin = CrossSections("pin", 2;
    νΣf = [1.86278e-2, 3.44137e-1],
    Σt  = [3.62022e-1, 5.72155e-1],
    Σs0 = [3.33748e-1  6.64881e-4; 0.0e-0 3.80898e-1]
)

cladding = CrossSections("cladding", 2;
    Σt  = [2.74144e-1, 2.80890e-1],
    Σs0 = [2.72377e-1 1.90838e-4; 0.0e-0 2.77230e-1]
)

water = CrossSections("water", 2;
    Σt  = [6.40711e-1, 1.69131e-0],
    Σs0 = [6.07382e-1 3.31316e-2; 0.0e-0 1.68428e-0]
)

xs = [pin, cladding, water]

# define the problem
prob = MoCProblem(tg, pq, xs)

# solve
sol = solve(prob, debug=true)

import Gridap: writevtk
import Gridap.Geometry: get_triangulation
trian = get_triangulation(tg.mesh.model)
writevtk(trian, "fluxes-pincell", cellfields=["g1" => sol(1), "g2" => sol(2)])