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  • A study of buoyant backflow in vertical injection lines

    Creator:
    King, John Barry
    Abstract:
    In the event of a small break loss of coolant accident (SBLOCA) in a nuclear reactor, cold fluid is injected through the reactor system high pressure injector to compensate for the coolant loss. When this flow rate is less than a critical value, however, the hot fluid in the cold...
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    a nuclear reactor, cold fluid is injected through the reactor system high pressure injector to

  • A general theory of flooding implementing the cuspoid catastrophe

    Creator:
    Lafi, Abd Y.
    Abstract:
    The flooding phenomenon can be defined as the maximum attainable flow condition beyond which the well defined countercurrent flow pattern can no longer exist. Thus the countercurrent flow limit (CCFL) or the flooding limit may be thought of as the flow condition at which the strong interaction between the two...
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    Dissertation
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    catastrophe AN ABSTRACT OF THE THESIS OF Abd Y. Lafi for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Nuclear

  • Liquid entrainment at an upward oriented vertical branch line from a horizontal pipe

    Creator:
    Welter, Kent B.
    Abstract:
    Under simulated accident conditions, tees in the primary coolant loop of a Pressurized Water Reactor (PWR) can deviate from their original design purpose and become separators that effectively remove core heat sink capacity. This method of primary coolant removal is a phenomelogical subset of phase separation known as liquid entrainment,...
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    Dissertation
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    degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Nuclear Engineering presented on September 25, 2002. Title: Liquid