Abstract
As part of the GENIV systems, the European Lead-cooled Fast Reactor (ELFR) is one of the most promising candidates to be part of the European energy framework in the near future. Alike most of the GENIV systems, the ELFR is still under development and having reliable computational tools, that allow fast and accurate results, becomes in an important task in the modelling and simulation levels. In this work, the Serpent code, which is a continuous Monte Carlo code suitable for reactor physic calculations, is used for the modelling of the ELFR system. The results were compared with the reference data which were obtained with the MCB Monte Carlo code. In order to verify the ELFR Serpent model, several neutronic parameters were compared with the reference: the effective neutron multiplication factor (keff), the Doppler constant, the reactivity effect of the coolant density, the effective delayed neutron fraction and the effective prompt neutron lifetime. In addition, the axial and radial power distributions were also obtained and verified, and a good approximation between Serpent and MCB values was obtained.