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Exercise 3: Geometry

Exercise 3: Geometry. Beginners FLUKA Course. Exercise 3: Geometry. download the solution of ex2.inp from the website into a new ex3 directory and rename it to ex3.inp open it using FLAIR convert the cylinder to an infinite one use a ZCC body for the cylinder

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Exercise 3: Geometry

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  1. Exercise 3: Geometry Beginners FLUKA Course

  2. Exercise 3: Geometry download the solution of ex2.inp from the website into a new ex3 directory and rename it to ex3.inp open it using FLAIR • convert the cylinder to an infinite one use a ZCC body for the cylinder use two XYP planes, at z=0. and z=10.cm, to cut it re-define the regions TARGET and VAC run

  3. Exercise 3: Geometry • segment the target into three pieces by two transverse cuts first segment: from z=0. to z=1.cm (new XYP needed) second segment: from z=1.cm to z=2.cm (new XYP needed) third segment: from z=2.cm to z=10.cm (no further bodies needed) define the 3 target regions assign them water, ALUMINUM (pre-def), and LEAD (pre-def) • activate the geometry debugging with a 1mm grid from (x,y,z)=(-6.,0.,-6.) to (x,y,z)=(6.,0.,11.) see in the manual the GEOEND card run, search for Geometry debugging in the .out file, and enjoy the lack of errors • perform the same operation by the dedicated FLAIR Process/Debug frame

  4. Exercise 3: Advanced & Homework • create a bit more realistic and complex geometry

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