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Simulation Model of a Passive Decay Heat Removal System for Lead-Cooled Fast Reactors
Volume 6: Energy, Parts A and B, 2012The generation IV lead cooled fast reactors are of particular interest for the Italian research: several influential companies (Ansaldo Nucleare, ENEA) are involved in these important European R&D projects. At present, one significant European project in progress is LEADER (Lead cooled European Advanced DEmonstrator Reactor) which includes, among ...
DAMIANI, LORENZO, PINI PRATO, ALESSANDRO
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Progress in Nuclear Energy, 1998
Abstract To investigate the applicability of heat pipe to the decay hat removal (DHR) system of the modular HTRs, preliminary study of the Heat Pipe DHR System was performed. The results show that the Heat Pipe DHR System is applicable to the modular HTRs and its heat removal capability is sufficient.
K. Ohashi +4 more
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Abstract To investigate the applicability of heat pipe to the decay hat removal (DHR) system of the modular HTRs, preliminary study of the Heat Pipe DHR System was performed. The results show that the Heat Pipe DHR System is applicable to the modular HTRs and its heat removal capability is sufficient.
K. Ohashi +4 more
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Nuclear Engineering and Design, 2006
Increased reliance on passive emergency cooling using natural circulation of gas at elevated pressure is one of the major goals for the Gas-cooled Fast Reactor (GFR). Since GFR cores have high power density and low thermal inertia, the decay heat removal (DHR) in depressurization accidents is a key challenge.
Lee, JI Lee, JeongIk +3 more
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Increased reliance on passive emergency cooling using natural circulation of gas at elevated pressure is one of the major goals for the Gas-cooled Fast Reactor (GFR). Since GFR cores have high power density and low thermal inertia, the decay heat removal (DHR) in depressurization accidents is a key challenge.
Lee, JI Lee, JeongIk +3 more
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Decay heat removal in pool type fast reactor using passive systems
Nuclear Engineering and Design, 2012Abstract Post shutdown decay heat removal in a fast reactor is one of the most important safety functions which must be accomplished with a very high reliability. To achieve high reliability, the fast breeder reactor design has emphasized on passive or near passive decay heat removal systems utilizing the natural convection in the heat removal path ...
U. Parthasarathy +5 more
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Application of heat pipes to decay heat removal systems in next generation reactors
Proceeding of Heat Pipe Technology: Volume 1. Fundamentals and Experimental Studies, 2023Ichiro Sugawara, Yoshiro Asahi
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Comparison of decay heat removal systems for fast reactor
Proceedings of Annual / Fall Meetings of Atomic Energy Society of Japan, 2010SHIMIZU, Takayuki, MOCHIZUKI, Hiroyasu
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Development of Natural Circulation Evaluation Methods for Decay Heat Removal System
Proceedings of Annual / Fall Meetings of Atomic Energy Society of Japan, 2011DODA, NORIHIRO +3 more
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