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In |Cyclus|, when an archetype has been configured with a
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specific set of parameters, it is called a `**prototype**<https://fuelcycle.org/basics/glossary.html#term-prototype>`_. You can have multiple prototypes that use the same
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specific set of parameters, it is called a `prototype <https://fuelcycle.org/basics/glossary.html#term-prototype>`_. You can have multiple prototypes that use the same
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archetype, and you can have multiple deployments of the same prototype in
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a simulation.
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Each archetype will have different input parameters that need to be defined
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for a given prototype, with some of the parameters being optional (i.e., they
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have a default value). Some common input parameters for defining prototypes
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include:
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* input/output commodity name: Name of the `commodity <https://fuelcycle.org/basics/glossary.html#term-commodity>`_ that the prototype will request (input) or trade away (output).
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* input/output recipe name: Name of the **recipe** or isotopic composition for the input or output commodity. Recipe names used in defining a prototype must be defined in a `recipe block <https://fuelcycle.org/user/tutorial/add_commod_recipe.html#understanding-recipes>`_ of the input file.
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* throughput: The rate at which the process of a facility occurs. Common units are kg/time step, although you should check the archetypes documentation
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* buffer size: The size (typically in kg) of an inventory within a prototype. A prototype may have multiple buffers, such as a reactor having an inventory for fresh fuel and one for fuel in the core.
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Example: Source Prototype
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The Source facility acts as a source of material with a fixed throughput (per
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