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WIP: Griffin ABTR XS generation and steady-state analysis workflow
refs #386. Still needs testing to be added
This model will be the starting point for an upcoming hands-on SFR training led by the Griffin team
@GiudGiud hoping to contribute this model to the VTB. However, this requires the griffin_data submodule within the Griffin repository to be available (https://github.inl.gov/ncrc/griffin_data). Is there a way to access this repository when running CIVET testing?
We'll need to modify the civet recipes to pull it on testing but yes it's doable
@GiudGiud this PR should be ready for review now. I've added a tests file but I think the tests will fail until the path to griffin_data becomes available on the CIVET machines. Also, what are the steps I can take to run civet tests for virtual_test_bed repo locally?
Note that MCC3CrossSection/griffin_data in xs_generation.i takes in the path to the griffin_data submodule, so once this is available I can update the tests for use in CIVET.
For HPC runtime, 2 nodes on Sawtooth should be sufficient, and it takes ~15 minutes for the cross section generation and ~40minutes for the full core solve.
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Also, what are the steps I can take to run civet tests for virtual_test_bed repo locally?
Never mind, figured it out
@GiudGiud all comments should be addressed now, except for the one about using a listing for the full core solve coarse mesh, since this mesh is not automatically generated by core_hom_macro.i. Let me know if you'd prefer to define that mesh block in the CLI portion of the documentation instead.
ok fixable. I m pushing a patch to MOOSE. I ll merge this once the patch is in
@milljm is helping us update pyhit with my change. Once it is in, an invalidate and it's good to go. i can click that from Japan or @mtnwalker, @kyleeswanson and @nathangrund have merge rights
@milljm any update on this? I'm hoping to get a stable link to submit for EC this week for an upcoming workshop that the Griffin team is organizing that would be referencing the documentation to this tutorial, thanks!