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Requirements versus design
Accelerator
Spallation target
Optimal flux distribution
Subcritical core
Parameter
Target value
k-eff
0.95
flux
(>1 MeV)
1-5.10
14
n/cm
2
.s
flux
(>0.75 MeV)
1.10
15
n/cm
2
.s
flux
(therm)
1-2.10
15
n/cm
2
.s