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High Pressure Feedwater Heater Cup Forging Alteration
American Exchanger Services, Inc (AM-EX) performed a 2012 repair of a vertical head-up High Pressure (HP) Feedwater Heater breech lock channel during a shop based re-tube for the American Electric Power (AEP) Wilkes Power Plant, Unit 1. The 48 year old channel is a carbon steel cup-forging that had 1-1/2″ deep circumferential cracks extending radially ...
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A temperature of 3500 °C was generated using a diamond resistance heater in a large-volume Kawai-type high-pressure apparatus. Re and LaCrO3 have conventionally been used for heaters in high-pressure studies but they cannot generate temperatures higher than 2900 °C and make in situ x-ray observations difficult due to their high x-ray absorption.
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On Line Detection Experiment of Inner Tube Leakage of High Pressure Heater
2016 International Conference on Robots & Intelligent System (ICRIS), 2016In this paper, experimental and numerical analysis on leakage through the heater inner tube, inner tube, with the study of leakage pressure leakage aperture size, propagation distance and the outer tube of liquid acoustic emission signal of the status and characteristics of acoustic emission signals of the mapping relationship, through the change of ...
Yu-Lin Jiao, Hua Shi, Xin-Hua Wang
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ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, 2022
High-pressure heaters in large volume presses must reconcile potentially contradictory properties, and the whole high-pressure and high-temperature (HPHT) community has been engaged for years to seek a better heater. LaCrO3 (LCO)-based ceramic heaters have been widely applied in multianvil apparatus; however, their performance is far from satisfactory,
Tao Xia +13 more
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High-pressure heaters in large volume presses must reconcile potentially contradictory properties, and the whole high-pressure and high-temperature (HPHT) community has been engaged for years to seek a better heater. LaCrO3 (LCO)-based ceramic heaters have been widely applied in multianvil apparatus; however, their performance is far from satisfactory,
Tao Xia +13 more
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Header-platen high-pressure heaters
Thermal Engineering, 2009We present a new schematic design of high-pressure heaters for the regeneration systems of turbine units used at nuclear and thermal power stations, which features better reliability, smaller weight and overall dimensions, and higher thermal efficiency as compared with those characteristic for the design of the well-known types of heaters. We also show
A. A. Avdeev +2 more
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Correlation of high-pressure arc heater results
AIAA Journal, 1970A method is introduced to correlate data from high-pressure arc heaters. It is suited for those heaters which have losses dominated by radiation. The correlation is valid for both laminar and turbulent flows. Turbulence is postulated to effect only the thermal conduction, and not electrical conduction or radiation.
ROBERT L. HARDER, GORDON L. CANN
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Model-based fault detection in a high-pressure heater line
2003The section of a real power plant is considered as benchmark to sliding-window neural state estimator for the purpose of fault diagnosis. First, a complete description of the model is given with a number of details. Second, the design procedure of the neural estimator is presented that relies on a receding-horizon strategy and employ estimation ...
ALESSANDRI, ANGELO +2 more
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High-pressure arc heater development and modeling - Status and requirements
Journal of Propulsion and Power, 1996An arc heater development program has been undertaken to develop a large, high-pressure, highpower arc heater capability. A large, state-of-the-art segmented arc heater (H3) has operated successfully and is scheduled to be fully operational at chamber pressures up to 100 atm with a total power of 60 MW in 1996.
E. J. Felderman +4 more
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Electrode phenomena in high-current, high-pressure arc heaters
Journal of Thermophysics and Heat Transfer, 1993The behavior of an arc in the cathode region of a high-pressure, high-current arc heater is investigated numerically. The study is conducted to determine the design features required for high-performance arc heaters needed for future aerospace research facilities.
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