Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
273564 Fusion Engineering and Design 2007 5 Pages PDF
Abstract

A hypervapotron cooling concept armoured with flat tiles is considered as a possible technique to handle heat fluxes about 20 MW/m2produced in a fusion reactor. As far as the optimization of the hypervapotron concept is concerned, this paper provides promising predictive 3D numerical simulations. These simulations model both the two-phase flow and the solid heat conduction within the hypervapotron structure with the coupled computer codes Neptune CFD and Syrthes.

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