Pump two-phase performance program. Volume 7. Test facility description. Final report. [PWR; BWR]
W. Kennedy, M. Jacob, J.C. Whitehouse, J. Fishburn, G. Kanupka
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W. Kennedy, M. Jacob, J.C. Whitehouse, J. Fishburn, G. Kanupka
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The primary objective of the C-E/EPRI Pump Two-Phase Performance Program was to obtain sufficient steady-state and transient two-phase empirical data to substantiate and ultimately improve the reactor coolant pump analytical model currently used for LOCA analysis. A one-fifth scale pump, which geometrically models a reactor coolant pump, was tested in steady-state runs with single- and two-phase mixtures of water and steam over ranges of operating conditions representative of postulated loss-of-coolant accidents. Transient tests were also run to evaluate the applicability of the steady-state-based calculational models to transient conditions.
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The primary objective of the C-E/EPRI Pump Two-Phase Performance Program was to obtain sufficient steady-state and transient two-phase empirical data to substantiate and ultimately improve the reactor coolant pump analytical model currently used for LOCA analysis. A one-fifth scale pump, which geometrically models a reactor coolant pump, was tested in steady-state runs with single- and two-phase mixtures of water and steam over ranges of operating conditions representative of postulated loss-of-coolant accidents. Transient tests were also run to evaluate the applicability of the steady-state-based calculational models to transient conditions.
Key concepts: Nuclear engineering, Transient (computer programming), Coolant, Steady state (chemistry), Pressurized water reactor, Volume (thermodynamics), Phase (matter), Environmental science