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Uncertainty analysis of turbine nozzle guide vane cooling performance. [PDF]

open access: yesPLoS One
Lou D   +5 more
europepmc   +1 more source

ARIES-CS Loss of Coolant and Loss of Flow Accident Analyses

Fusion Science and Technology, 2007
Loss of Coolant Accident (LOCA) and Loss of Flow Accident (LOFA) thermal simulations have been performed for the ARIES compact stellarator fusion power plant. The ARIES-CS design uses three separate coolant loops: lithium-lead (LiPb) in the blanket, helium in the blanket and the shield, and water in the vacuum vessel.
C. J. Martin, L. A. El-Guebaly
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BEST ESTIMATE THERMAL-HYDRAULIC ANALYSIS OF LOSS OF COOLANT ACCIDENTS

Proceeding of Advances in Heat Transfer Engineering, 2023
Analysis of loss of coolant accidents is one of the most important issues in the Design Basis Accident assessment. Since a number of LOCAs is defined in terms of break size and location of the break, the variety of analyses for postulated accidents should be performed.
Kaliatka, Algirdas   +2 more
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The AEC and the Loss of Coolant Accident

Nature, 1973
Professor Wilson gives the background to the concern being expressed about the risks associated with the possible loss of coolant from a nuclear reactor.
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Loss of Coolant from a Simulated Reactor Loop

Nuclear Applications, 1967
Experimental data on the loss of coolant from a pressurized-water test loop are presented. The test loop simulated the components of a full-sized reactor plant with an electrically heated test sect...
J. A. Redfield   +3 more
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Loss-of-vacuum, loss-of-coolant, and loss-of-flow accident analysis for NET ITER

1990
Analyses are presented οη hypothetical accidents in NET/ITER involving: -air ingress in the graphite-coated plasma chamber through a breach in the vacuum vessel (LOVA); -loss-of-coolant inside the vacuum vessel with water ingress in the plasma chamber (inside LOCA); -loss-of-coolant outside the vacuum vessel (outside LOCA); -loss-of-power with the ...
Andritsos, F.   +9 more
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The Flash-2 Method for Loss-of-Coolant Analysis

Nuclear Applications, 1969
A loss-of-coolant analysis method, FLASH, has been tested experimentally and improved. The more versatile FLASH-2 computer program that evolved produces results that agree with classical theory in ...
J. A. Redfield, J. H. Murphy
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