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Tritium transport in HCLL and WCLL DEMO blankets
Fusion Engineering and Design, 2016Abstract The Helium-Cooled Lithium Lead (HCLL) and Water-Cooled Lithium Lead (WCLL) Breeding Blankets are two of the four blanket designs proposed for DEMO reactor. The study of tritium transport inside the blankets is fundamental to assess their preliminary design and safety features. A mathematical model has been derived, in a new form making makes
Luigi Candido +2 more
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Power plant conceptual study—WCLL concept
Fusion Engineering and Design, 2003Abstract A power plant conceptual study (PPCS) has been launched in the framework of the EU fusion program the objective of which is to demonstrate the credibility of fusion power plant design and the claims for safety and environmental advantages and for economic viability of fusion power.
Sardain, P. +12 more
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Modelling WCLL breeder blankets
2021The key purpose of DEMO is to provide electricity from fusion power. An integral part to this design will be the tritium breeding blanket. Accurate modelling of hydrogen transport and inventories within the breeder blanket component will be of predominant importance regarding safety issues and economic sustainability. The modelling of hydrogen isotopes
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Influence of hydrogen trapping on WCLL breeding blanket performances
Nuclear Fusion, 2021Tritium transport simulations in Water-Cooled Lithium Lead (WCLL) breeding blankets have been performed with FESTIM. Fluid dynamics and heat transfer were coupled to evaluate how temperature and LiPb velocity fields affect Tritium transport. The 2D WCLL model consisted of tungsten, EUROFER and liquid LiPb. Tritium inventories and permeation fluxes have
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Tritium permeation modelling in DEMO WCLL cooling system
Fusion Engineering and Design, 2020Abstract Tritium management is one of the most critical aspects in DEMO design. Knowledge of tritium permeation is a priority both in terms of safety and plant performance, as it may represent a radiological risk for the employed personnel and a significance loss of plasma fuel.
Noschese, Leonardo +3 more
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