Influence of Holdups and Feed on the Transient Process of Pulse Cascades
Zhengen Ying, Shi Zeng, Dongjun Jiang
Abstract
Zhengen Ying, Shi Zeng, Dongjun Jiang
Abstract
In isotope separation pulse cascades are non-conventional and transient processes take place at each stage and in the whole cascade. A numerical method is developed to study the transient process of reaching steady state and applied to square pulse cascades to identify the majors of influence. Without feed and withdrawals, the main factors influencing the transient process are the cascade length and the ratio of the centrifuge holdup to the pipe holdup. With feed and withdrawals, the factors influencing the transient process include the feed, the centrifuge holdup, the pipe holdup, and the cascade length.
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In isotope separation pulse cascades are non-conventional and transient processes take place at each stage and in the whole cascade. A numerical method is developed to study the transient process of reaching steady state and applied to square pulse cascades to identify the majors of influence. Without feed and withdrawals, the main factors influencing the transient process are the cascade length and the ratio of the centrifuge holdup to the pipe holdup. With feed and withdrawals, the factors influencing the transient process include the feed, the centrifuge holdup, the pipe holdup, and the cascade length.
Key concepts: Cascade, Transient (computer programming), Centrifuge, Chemistry, Pulse (music), Process (computing), Steady state (chemistry), Mechanics