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  • Stability analysis on single-phase natural circulation in Argonne Lead Loop Facility

    Creator:
    Tang, Hong
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    Natural convection provides a means for circulating fluids without the use of pumps. This type of system is of great interest for a wide variety of applications, including solar heaters, process industry, and nuclear reactors. Natural convection will play a vital role in the area of passive safety and reliability,...
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    by relying on natural convection for heat transport. It is shown that Heavy Liquid Metal Coolants

  • Effects of fluid axial conduction on liquid metal natural circulation and linear stability

    Creator:
    Sabharwall, Piyush
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    The effect of fluid axial thermal conduction on one-dimensional liquid metal natural circulation and its linear stability was performed through non-dimensional analysis, steady-state assessment, and linear perturbation evaluation. The Nyquist criterion and a root search method were employed to find the linear stability boundary of both forward and backward circulations....
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    the natural convection loop 5 Heat Exchanger11 I I _______ Unit: m !.IUI iE Heater I '1II1.5

  • Flat Plate Free Convective Heat Transfer

    Creator:
    Bristol, Benjanmin R.
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    The OSU MASLWR Test facility is a scaled integral systems LOCA and proof-of-concept test facility for the Multi-Application Small Light Water Reactor design concept. A unique feature of this design is to utilize a small high pressure containment vessel to provide the safety containment function for an integral reactor pressure...
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    of the work described in this thesis. 8 1.4 Introduction to Free Convection Convective heat