Heat-transport properties of molten fluorides: Determination from first-principles

Thermal conductivity of high temperature fluoride molten salt determined by laser flash technique

“…The specific heat capacity of FLiNaK molten salt has been experimentally and theoretically studied [23][24][25][26], as summarized in Fig. 4, suggesting the specific heat capacity obtained in this work is very close to the extensively accepted value of 1.88 J/g K [2,4,5,23,27].…”

Corrosion behavior of ZrC–SiC composite ceramics in LiF–NaF–KF molten salt at high temperatures

“…FLiNaK molten salts can be used as a secondary coolant and a primary simulation coolant in molten salt reactors (MSRs) [10,11]. FLiNaK molten salts can also be used as a primary coolant in advanced high-temperature reactors [12,13]. FLiNaK salts are used in MSRs because of their high thermal conductivities, high specific heats, low viscosities, and high boiling points.…”

Hydrogen transport in molten salt Flinak measured by solid electrolyte sensors with Pd electrode

“…The gas composition in the reference compartment was Ar-1% H 2 . The test at the isothermal condition was performed using the heaters (1) and (2). The measurement temperatures were 562, 613 and 662 • C. The temperature difference between the free surface and the top of the sensor was less than 2 • C.…”

“…[2][3][4][5]. The diffusion coefficient and solubility of hydrogen (isotope) in the molten salts were reported in Refs.…”