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Sample Exercises
Listed below are several sample exercises and input files that users may download. The purpose of these exercises is not to be comprehensive but to explain the basic steps necessary to utilize the features. Click on the images for an expanded view.
A General Exercise Showing the Display of An Existing Input File
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This exercise is designed to
give a general overview of the display and plotting capabilities of the
Visual Editor. To download the instructions in a .pdf file, Click Here. To download the input file, iex1, Right Click Here and select Save Target As.... |
A General Exercise Showing the Creation of An Input File
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This exercise is designed to
give a general overview of the creation of an MCNP input file using the
Visual Editor. To download the instructions in a .pdf file, Click Here. There is no input file required for this exercise. |
Creating the Simplest Surface
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Create a sphere centered at the
Origin. To download the instructions in a .pdf file, Click Here. There is no input file required for this exercise. |
Using All the Visual Editor Surface Creation Tools
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To create surfaces using a
variety of helpful surface creation tools in the Visual Editor. To download the instructions in a .pdf file, Click Here. There is no input file required for this exercise. |
Creating a Rotated Ellipsoid Using the Surface Wizard
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To create a rotated ellipsoid
with a GQ quadratic surface using the surface wizard. To download the instructions in a .pdf file, Click Here. There is no input file required for this exercise. |
Cell Sense Illustration
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Creation of an L shaped cell To download the instructions in a .pdf file, Click Here. To download the input file, isense, Right Click Here and select Save Target As.... |
Creation of a Two Dimensional Rectangular Lattice
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Create a Two Dimensional
Rectangular Lattice and put it in a sphere. To download the instructions in a .pdf file, Click Here. There is no input file required for this exercise. |
Creation of a Three Dimensional Rectangular Lattice
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Create a rectangular three
dimensional lattice. This exercise adds complexity to the 2D exercise. To download the instructions in a .pdf file, Click Here. There is no input file required for this exercise. |
Modifying the Center of an Existing Rectangular Lattice
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If the lattice has an even
number of elements, it will not be centered in the bounding cell. This exercise moves the center of the lattice. To download the instructions in a .pdf file, Click Here. To download the input file, isqlat21, Right Click Here and select Save Target As.... |
Creation of a Two Dimensional Hexagonal Lattice
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Create a Two Dimensional
Hexagonal Lattice and put it in a sphere. To download the instructions in a .pdf file, Click Here. There is no input file required for this exercise. |
Creation of a Three Dimensional Hexagonal Lattice
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Create a hexagonal three
dimensional lattice. This exercise adds complexity to the 2D exercise. To download the instructions in a .pdf file, Click Here. There is no input file required for this exercise. |
Modifying the Center of an Existing Hexagonal Lattice
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If the lattice has an even
number of elements, it will not be centered in the bounding cell. This exercise moves the center of the lattice. To download the instructions in a .pdf file, Click Here. To download the input file, ihexlat3, Right Click Here and select Save Target As.... |
Using the Material Library
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Add the Material Aluminum from
the library. To download the instructions in a .pdf file, Click Here. There is no input file required for this exercise. |
Creating a Material
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Create Water, H20. To download the instructions in a .pdf file, Click Here. There is no input file required for this exercise. |
Transformations
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Created a transform to move and
rotate a cube. To download the instructions in a .pdf file, Click Here. To download the input file, itransform, Right Click Here and select Save Target As.... |
Importances
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Modify importances in a geometry
of lead slabs. To download the instructions in a .pdf file, Click Here. To download the input file, islab, Right Click Here and select Save Target As.... |
SDEF Source Plot
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Display a SDEF source plot for a
sphere of U235. To download the instructions in a .pdf file, Click Here. To download the input file, isdef, Right Click Here and select Save Target As.... |
KCODE Source Plot
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Display a KCODE source plot for
a sphere of U235. To download the instructions in a .pdf file, Click Here. To download the input file, ikcode Right Click Here and select Save Target As.... |
Particle Track Plotting
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Display a Particle Track plot
for a sphere of U235. To download the instructions in a .pdf file, Click Here. To download the input file, isdef Right Click Here and select Save Target As.... |
Tally Plotting
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Display a Tally plot for a
sphere of U235. To download the instructions in a .pdf file, Click Here. To download the input file, itally Right Click Here and select Save Target As.... |
Cross Section Plotting
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Display a Cross Section plot for
a sphere of U235. To download the instructions in a .pdf file, Click Here. To download the input file, isdef Right Click Here and select Save Target As.... |
3D Ray Traced Plot
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Display a 3D Ray Traced plot for
a sphere of U235 encased in a sphere of lead. To download the instructions in a .pdf file, Click Here. To download the input file, i3dplot1 Right Click Here and select Save Target As.... |
3D Ray Traced Plotting - Detailed Discussion on Setting Viewpoints.
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Display a 3D Ray Traced plot for a box with a free standing doorway. The purpose of this example is to show how 3D Ray Traced plots are affected by different choices for the viewpoint. To download the instructions in a .pdf file, Click Here. To download the input file, iviewpoint Right Click Here and select Save Target As.... |
3D Ray Traced Plot with Cut-Away View
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Create the Cookie Cutter Cell. To skip the cell creation and simply plot the sphere, go to the exercise below. To download the instructions in a .pdf file, Click Here. To download the input file, i3dplot2 Right Click Here and select Save Target As....
Display a 3D Ray Traced plot with a cut-away view for a sphere of U235 encased in a sphere of lead. To download the instructions in a .pdf file, Click Here. To download the input file, i3dplot3 Right Click Here and select Save Target As.... |
3D Radiographic Plot
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Display a 3D Radiographic plot for
a sphere of U235 encased in a sphere of lead. To download the instructions in a .pdf file, Click Here. To download the input file, i3drad1 Right Click Here and select Save Target As.... |
3D Transparent Plot
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Display a Transparent 3D plot for
five metallic spheres encased in a sphere of concrete. To download the instructions in a .pdf file, Click Here. To download the input file, itransparent Right Click Here and select Save Target As.... |
Dynamic 3D Plotting
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Display a Dynamic 3D Plot of a
box with a freestanding doorway.. To download the instructions in a .pdf file, Click Here. To download the input file, i3ddynamic Right Click Here and select Save Target As.... |
Dynamic 3D Plotting with an Incomplete Input File
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Display a Dynamic 3D Plot of an
Incomplete Input File. To download the instructions in a .pdf file, Click Here. To download the input file, i3ddynamic2 Right Click Here and select Save Target As.... |
3D CAD Import of a Cube
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Import an AutoCAD SAT file of a
cube. To download the instructions in a .pdf file, Click Here. To download the SAT file, cube.sat Right Click Here and select Save Target As.... |
3D CAD Import of a More Complex File
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Import an AutoCAD SAT file of an
gazebo with a tree. To download the instructions in a .pdf file, Click Here. To download the SAT file, gazebo.sat Right Click Here and select Save Target As.... |
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