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Investigation of the DEMO WCLL Breeding Blanket Cooling Water Activation [PDF]
Fusion Engineering and Design, 2020 Within the framework of the activities foreseen by the EUROfusion action on the cooling water activation assessment for a DEMO reactor equipped with a Water Cooled Lithium Lead Breeding Blanket (WCLL BB), the University of Palermo is involved in the ...
Gandolfo Alessandro Spagnuolo +2 more
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Thermo-hydraulic analysis of EU DEMO WCLL breeding blanket [PDF]
Fusion Engineering and Design, 2018 In the frame of EUROfusion Work Package Breeding Blanket, thermal-hydraulic engineering analyses were carried out at ENEA Brasimone, in close cooperation with Sapienza University of Rome, to investigate thermal and fluid-dynamic behavior of the Water ...
Caruso G +2 more
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Advancements in DEMO WCLL breeding blanket design and integration [PDF]
International Journal of Energy Research, 2018 The water-cooled lithium–lead breeding blanket is a candidate option for the European Demonstration Power Plant(DEMO) nuclear fusion reactor. This breeding blanket concept relies on the liquid lithium– lead as breeder–multiplier,pressurized water as coolant, and EUROFER as structural material.
Caruso G +2 more
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Magnetohydrodynamic simulation of the WCLL breeding blanket with helical cooling pipes
Fusion Engineering and DesignThe Water-Cooled Lead Lithium (WCLL) is a Breeding Blanket (BB) concept presently in the development phase for implementation in the DEMO fusion reactor demonstrator. The Lead lithium eutectic alloy (PbLi) breeder is moved at a slow velocity to diminish Magnetohydrodynamics (MHD) pressure losses.
Simone Siriano, Alessandro Tassone
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Helical-shaped double wall tubes solution for the breeding zone cooling in the WCLL breeding blanket
Fusion Engineering and DesignOne of the two most promising Breeding Blanket (BB) concepts to be chosen as driver design of the EU-DEMO fusion reactor is the Water-Cooled Lead Lithium (WCLL) BB. A crucial point of this key component is the cooling of the BB structural elements and of the Lithium-Lead alloy, used as neutronic multiplier and Tritium breeder.
Fabio Moro +2 more
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On the impact of the heat transfer modelling approach on the prediction of EU-DEMO WCLL breeding blanket thermal performances [PDF]
Fusion Engineering and Design, 2020 The Water-Cooled Lithium-Lead Breeding Blanket is a key component of a fusion power plant, in charge of ensure Tritium production, shield Vacuum Vessel and magnets and remove the heat power deposited by radiation and particles arising from plasma.
Caruso G +2 more
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On the effects of the Double-Walled Tubes lay-out on the DEMO WCLL breeding blanket module thermal behavior [PDF]
Fusion Engineering and Design, 2019 The EU-DEMO Water-Cooled Lithium Lead Breeding Blanket (WCLL BB) concept foresees liquid Pb-15.7Li eutectic alloy as breeder and neutron multiplier, whereas pressurized subcooled water as coolant, with operative conditions typical of the PWR fission ...
Alessandro del Nevo +2 more
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WCLL breeding blanket design and integration for DEMO 2015: status and perspectives
Fusion Engineering and Design, 2017 Water-cooled lithium-lead breeding blanket is considered a candidate option for European DEMO nuclear fusion reactor. ENEA and the linked third parties have proposed and are developing a multi-module blanket segment concept based on DEMO 2015 ...
Caruso G +2 more
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Fusion Engineering and Design, 2021 Tritium permeation from breeder material to the Water Coolant System (WCS) in Water Cooled Lithium Lead (WCLL) Breeding Blanket (BB) is one of the technological issues to be solved in the design of the European DEMO. Since the tritium extraction from the
M. Utili +16 more
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Energies, 2023 The in-vessel Loss-of-Coolant Accident (LOCA) is one of the design basis accidents in the design of the EU DEMO tokamak fusion reactor. System-level codes are typically employed to analyse the evolution of these transients.
Mauro Sprò +2 more
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