Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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6761358 | Nuclear Engineering and Design | 2015 | 14 Pages |
Abstract
The simulations are used to derive guidelines in how to correctly reproduce the CET response during a core heat up scenario. Three aspects have been identified to be of main importance: (1) the need for a 3-dimensional representation of the core and Upper Plenum (UP) regions in order to model the heterogeneity of the power zones and axial areas, (2) the detailed representation of the active and passive heat structures, and (3) the use of simulated thermocouples instead of steam temperatures to represent the CET readings.
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Authors
J. Freixa, V. MartÃnez-Quiroga, O. Zerkak, F. Reventós,