Simulation of a thermohydraulic transient in a pipe using the COMMIX-1A computer code. [LMFBR]
Min Chen, H. Domanus, W. Sha
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Min Chen, H. Domanus, W. Sha
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The numerical aimulation of a section of a LMFBR intermediate pipe loop during a typical CRBR scram has been carried out using the COMMIX-1A computer code. COMMIX-1A is a three dimensional, transient, sngle-phase component computer code with both Cartesian and cylindrical coordinates for thermal hydraulic analysis. A considerable top to bottom temperature differences in the pipe is found as a result of flow stratification. The top to bottom temperature difference can be as high as approximately 50% of the temperature difference of the forcing function employed in the transient.
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The numerical aimulation of a section of a LMFBR intermediate pipe loop during a typical CRBR scram has been carried out using the COMMIX-1A computer code. COMMIX-1A is a three dimensional, transient, sngle-phase component computer code with both Cartesian and cylindrical coordinates for thermal hydraulic analysis. A considerable top to bottom temperature differences in the pipe is found as a result of flow stratification. The top to bottom temperature difference can be as high as approximately 50% of the temperature difference of the forcing function employed in the transient.
Key concepts: Scram, Thermal hydraulics, Transient (computer programming), Mechanics, Hydraulics, Thermal, Nuclear engineering, Materials science