2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.nucengdes.2020.110961
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2D and 3D numerical investigations of sodium boiling in sodium cooled fast reactor with MOX fuel and low sodium void reactivity effect during unprotected loss of flow accidents

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“…This is achieved by the voiding of the plenum region, as a result of sodium boiling propagation upward from the fuel region of the subassembly (SA), and a corresponding decrease of neutron reflection towards the fissile fuel region. It has been previously demonstrated that such a design can result in a stabilized sodium boiling process, and subsequent power excursion can be evaded (Poplavsky et al, 2009;Raskach et al, 2021). The capability of this core design to keep the reactor stable during an unprotected accidental scenario is to be assessed in this study.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This is achieved by the voiding of the plenum region, as a result of sodium boiling propagation upward from the fuel region of the subassembly (SA), and a corresponding decrease of neutron reflection towards the fissile fuel region. It has been previously demonstrated that such a design can result in a stabilized sodium boiling process, and subsequent power excursion can be evaded (Poplavsky et al, 2009;Raskach et al, 2021). The capability of this core design to keep the reactor stable during an unprotected accidental scenario is to be assessed in this study.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%