how to obtain the grid number associated with the OpenMOC FSR region.
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钟昌明
Mar 19, 2024, 12:26:04 AM3/19/24
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Respected developers and community members, greetings.
The challenge I face is how to obtain the grid number associated with the OpenMOC FSR region. Specifically, my aim is to regenerate a graph (based on OPENMOC grid data, flux calculation results, etc.). I can access the fission rate using the computeFSRFissionRates() function. However, I am unsure how to obtain the precise ID number corresponding to each FSR to maintain consistency with the fission rate. Could you provide guidance on how to retrieve the specific IDs of flat source regions in OpenMOC and correlate them with their geometric dimensions?
The challenge I face is how to obtain the grid number associated with the OpenMOC FSR region. Specifically, my aim is to regenerate a graph (based on OPENMOC grid data, flux calculation results, etc.). I can access the fission rate using the computeFSRFissionRates() function. However, I am unsure how to obtain the precise ID number corresponding to each FSR to maintain consistency with the fission rate. Could you provide guidance on how to retrieve the specific IDs of flat source regions in OpenMOC and correlate them with their geometric dimensions?
Guillaume Giudicelli
Mar 19, 2024, 12:31:14 AM3/19/24
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Hello
There has been a recent post last week about using the geometry.getFSRId routine to go from a point to a FSR. I think you should be able to use this technique to get the FSR ids for consistently chosen points
https://groups.google.com/g/openmoc-users/c/eC4Y8Zr5IBM
Best,
Guillaume
Le lun. 18 mars 2024 à 22:26, 钟昌明 <cmzho...@gmail.com> a écrit :
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> Respected developers and community members, greetings.
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> The challenge I face is how to obtain the grid number associated with the OpenMOC FSR region. Specifically, my aim is to regenerate a graph (based on OPENMOC grid data, flux calculation results, etc.). I can access the fission rate using the computeFSRFissionRates() function. However, I am unsure how to obtain the precise ID number corresponding to each FSR to maintain consistency with the fission rate. Could you provide guidance on how to retrieve the specific IDs of flat source regions in OpenMOC and correlate them with their geometric dimensions?
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There has been a recent post last week about using the geometry.getFSRId routine to go from a point to a FSR. I think you should be able to use this technique to get the FSR ids for consistently chosen points
https://groups.google.com/g/openmoc-users/c/eC4Y8Zr5IBM
Best,
Guillaume
Le lun. 18 mars 2024 à 22:26, 钟昌明 <cmzho...@gmail.com> a écrit :
>
> Respected developers and community members, greetings.
>
> The challenge I face is how to obtain the grid number associated with the OpenMOC FSR region. Specifically, my aim is to regenerate a graph (based on OPENMOC grid data, flux calculation results, etc.). I can access the fission rate using the computeFSRFissionRates() function. However, I am unsure how to obtain the precise ID number corresponding to each FSR to maintain consistency with the fission rate. Could you provide guidance on how to retrieve the specific IDs of flat source regions in OpenMOC and correlate them with their geometric dimensions?
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