leakage flux

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leakage flux [′lēk·ij ‚fləks]

(electromagnetism)

Magnetic lines of force that go beyond their intended path and do not serve their intended purpose.

(nucleonics)

The number of neutrons which pass outward through a unit area at the surface of a reactor core in a unit time, and are not reflected back into the core.

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