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Periodic Pulsed research reactors The IBR-2 type in Dubna is the most effective source of slow neutron extracted beams for studying various structures by diffraction, small-angle scattering, reflectometer, inelastic scattering, and neutron diffraction, due to a short neutron pulse and a high average flux of up to 10 E + 14 cm2 s-1. At the same time, due to the specificity of the kinetics, fluctuations in the power energy of pulses in such a reactor are tens of times higher than in stationary reactors and create problems for the control of the apparatus. This paper proposes and substantiates a method for a significant reduction in the level of fluctuations in power pulses of such reactors using the example of the IBR-3 (NEPTUNE) pulsed reactor project with the threshold Np-237 isotope as a nuclear fuel.
