ENDF/B-VII Thermal Data


This page provides an index to the ENDF/B-VII thermal data. Links are provided to the original ENDF evaluation (raw), a browser that makes it easier for nonexperts to read through ENDF-format evaluations, and PDF plots of the thermal scattering data produced during the preparation of an MCNP library using NJOY.

Scatterer Links
H in H2O raw eval browse eval view PDF plots ace files
H in Poly raw eval browse eval view PDF plots ace files
H in ZrH raw eval browse eval view PDF plots ace files
Benzine raw eval browse eval view PDF plots ace files
cold-para-H raw eval browse eval view PDF plots ace files
cold-ortho-H raw eval browse eval view PDF plots ace files
cold-l-CH4 raw eval browse eval view PDF plots ace files
cold-s-CH4 raw eval browse eval view PDF plots ace files
D in D2O raw eval browse eval view PDF plots ace files
cold-para-D raw eval browse eval view PDF plots ace files
cold-ortho-D raw eval browse eval view PDF plots ace files
Be-metal raw eval browse eval view PDF plots ace files
Be in BeO raw eval browse eval view PDF plots ace files
Graphite raw eval browse eval view PDF plots ace files
O in BeO raw eval browse eval view PDF plots ace files
O in UO2 raw eval browse eval view PDF plots ace files
Al-metal raw eval browse eval view PDF plots ace files
Fe-metal raw eval browse eval view PDF plots ace files
Zr in ZrH raw eval browse eval view PDF plots ace files
U in UO2 raw eval browse eval view PDF plots ace files


Warning: the ACE files available from this page are for an experimental continuous thermal scattering treatment that helps to prevent artifacts in the flux coming from the discrete energies used in the standard MCNP thermal treatment. This treatment is not available in standard versions of MCNP, although some versions of MCNPX do support it. Using these files in MCNP can lead to serious errors in your results.

Custom Plots of Thermal Data


Custom 2D and 3D plots of the thermal scattering data can be made using the Nuclear Data Viewer. Select the data type ENDFB-VII-thermal, and look for the thermal cross sections or distributions (MT221, 222, etc.)


18 December 2007
ryxm@lanl.gov