They were written in Fortran 77 and tested in a DOS window of Windows95. Chelyabinsk State University in Chelyabinsk, Russia, contributed this code system to calculate the transport characteristics of ion radiation for application to radiation protection, dosimetry and microdosimetry, and radiation physics of solids. Monte-Carlo estimates on the simulated tracks, and analytical formulae. Stopping powers are computed by empirical method, further referred to as 'Ziegler et al'. Some tables of stopping powers for protons are also included.
Users can extend the package by adding their own tables of stopping powers.
The MS Fortran for Power Stations ver. 1.0 compiler was used to create the executables included in the package. Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, Illinois, contributed this code system for analysis of fast reactor fuel cycles. For the equilibrium type problems, the code uses specified external fuel supplies to load the reactor. Optionally, reprocessing may be included in the specification of the external fuel cycle and discharged fuel may be recycled back into the reactor.