Hydrogen-burn survival: preliminary thermal model and test results
William H. McCulloch, A. C. Ratzel, S.N. Kempka, David T. Furgal, Jorge J. Aragón
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William H. McCulloch, A. C. Ratzel, S.N. Kempka, David T. Furgal, Jorge J. Aragón
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This report documents preliminary Hydrogen Burn Survival (HBS) Program experimental and analytical work conducted through February 1982. The effects of hydrogen deflagrations on safety-related equipment in nuclear power plant containment buildings are considered. Preliminary results from hydrogen deflagration experiments in the Sandia Variable Geometry Experimental System (VGES) are presented and analytical predictions for these tests are compared and discussed. Analytical estimates of component thermal responses to hydrogen deflagrations in the upper and lower compartments of an ice condenser, pressurized water reactor are also presented.
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This report documents preliminary Hydrogen Burn Survival (HBS) Program experimental and analytical work conducted through February 1982. The effects of hydrogen deflagrations on safety-related equipment in nuclear power plant containment buildings are considered. Preliminary results from hydrogen deflagration experiments in the Sandia Variable Geometry Experimental System (VGES) are presented and analytical predictions for these tests are compared and discussed. Analytical estimates of component thermal responses to hydrogen deflagrations in the upper and lower compartments of an ice condenser, pressurized water reactor are also presented.
Key concepts: Deflagration, Condenser (optics), Nuclear engineering, Hydrogen, Environmental science, Containment building, Work (physics), Nuclear power plant