Re: seeking nuclear power plant simulation software

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From: Gary Garber
Date: Thu, 04 May 1995 00:00

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There is a nice nuclear simulator available for the PC, called PAX.  I think
it came out of Eastern Europe, but is very graphical, and simple to use.  The
students must control a plant for 250 days, try and generate as much power
as possible without scramming the reactor.  It is almost a video game, but
it has a lot of scientific basis. I picked up the program at Penn State,
from the Breazeale Reactor.  If you send them a floppy, they might give you
a copy of the disk.

Gary Garber
Germantown Friends School
Philly;  City of Brotherly Love   :)
garber1@nes.nersc.gov

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