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Transient thermal hydraulics and resulting loads on vessel and piping systems 1990

F. J. Moody, Yongwoo Shin, J.D. Colton

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This book is covered under some of the following chapter: Reducing the frequency of water hammer in nuclear power plants; A method for pressure-pulse suppression in fluid-filled piping; and Service water system issues and containment response transient analysis for nuclear power plant applications.

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This book is covered under some of the following chapter: Reducing the frequency of water hammer in nuclear power plants; A method for pressure-pulse suppression in fluid-filled piping; and Service water system issues and containment response transient analysis for nuclear power plant applications.

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This book is covered under some of the following chapter: Reducing the frequency of water hammer in nuclear power plants; A method for pressure-pulse suppression in fluid-filled piping; and Service water system issues and containment response transient analysis for nuclear power plant applications.

Key concepts: Piping, Water hammer, Transient (computer programming), Nuclear power plant, Nuclear power, Thermal hydraulics, Hydraulics, Nuclear engineering

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