Comparison of various models for the simulation of a Core Disruptive Accident in the MARA 10 mock-up

Robbe, Marie-France; Casadei, Folco

doi:10.1016/j.nucengdes.2004.06.004

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“…This code is based on the Finite Element Method and uses an explicit time integration algorithm (Robbe et al, 2003(Robbe et al, , 2004(Robbe et al, , 2005. This code is based on the Finite Element Method and uses an explicit time integration algorithm (Robbe et al, 2003(Robbe et al, , 2004(Robbe et al, , 2005.…”

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Modelling anisotropic damage and permeability of mortar under dynamic loads

Chen

Maurel

Reess

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European Journal of Environmental and Civil Engineering

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Modelling anisotropic damage and permeability of mortar under dynamic loads

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Reess

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“…The charge creating the gas bubble is located at the center of the liquid domain; the layer of air below the vessel cover is also visible. Right : schematic view of the MARA 10 configuration taken from [5] displaying the added structures included in the fluid-structure interaction.…”

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Bubble Expansion Computations at Low-Mach Number Regime

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2021

14th WCCM-ECCOMAS Congress

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A 1D bubble expansion problem is solved using standard compressible methods whose numerical solutions are compared with the exact low-Mach solution of the problem. The low Mach solution is proved to provide a very good approximation of the grid-converged compressible solution for a weak expansion and an envelope solution for the strong expansion. This motivates the design of a newly proposed Artificial Compressibility solver which will speed up low-Mach simulations of interest for nuclear safety with respect to standard compressible solvers.

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Comparison of various models for the simulation of a Core Disruptive Accident in the MARA 10 mock-up

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Modelling anisotropic damage and permeability of mortar under dynamic loads

Modelling anisotropic damage and permeability of mortar under dynamic loads

Bubble Expansion Computations at Low-Mach Number Regime

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