Dear FLuka Experts,
I would like to simulate the energy deposited in solid tritium due to an incident particle beam.
I have defined tritium in a material card. I read in the manual that
"if the density of the default
material or that assigned by a MATERIAL<
http://www.fluka.org/fluka.php?id=man_onl&sub=50> card is > 0.01, the
material is not assumed to be a gas."
I have tried defining the tritium as having higher densities than 0.01g/cc so that it is seen as a compressed solid. However if I go over 1g/cc I am getting the following error message
"Abort called from DPDX reason NONSENSE GAS Run stopped!
STOP NONSENSE GAS"
I thought by having a density over 0.01g/cc I had not defined a gas. Can anyone explain why I am getting this error.
I have also tried using the Sternheimer card, I looked up the required constants for hydrogen from the phys rev papers and included these, I also defined a corresponding matprop card so that I can adjust density but I find I come across the same NONSENSE GAS error if the density goes above 1g/cc.
Kind Regards
Tristan
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Received on Fri Oct 26 2018 - 15:09:01 CEST