CFD as a Tool for the Analysis of the Mechanical Integrity of Light Water Nuclear Reactors

Tinoco, Hernan

doi:10.5772/52691

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“…Additionally, this work has tried to describe, although incompletely and briefly, the historical progress of the currently accepted methodology and future prospects. Other types of analysis included in the existing methodology, which are not mentioned here due to space limitations, are, for example, studies of thermal loads in transients such as the loss of offsite power (Tinoco et al, 2005) or estimating the moderator tank maximum temperature due to gamma radiation and subcooled boiling heat transfer (Tinoco et al, 2008).…”

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Nuclear Reactor Thermal Hydraulics and Other Applications

Guillen¹

2013

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Engineering and Applied Science from Idaho State University. Dr. Guillen is a licensed Professional Engineer in the State of Idaho with nearly 30 years of experience in mechanical and systems engineering. The focus of her research is on multiphase computational fluid dynamics and thermal hydraulics for sustainable energy technologies. She has authored or co-authored over 100 technical publications in the form of books, reports, journal articles and conference papers.

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“…ed(Tinoco et al, 2008), or estimating the thermal loadings during different transient conditions when the Emergency Core Cooling System (ECCS) has been modified,(Tinoco et al, 2005), or studying the automatic boron injection during an Anticipated Transient Without Scram (ATWS),(Tinoco et al, 2010a), have all been settled by means of CFD simulations.…”

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