PWR FLECHT SEASET 21-rod bundle flow blockage task data and analysis report. NRC/EPRI/Westinghouse Report No. 11. Appendices K-P

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A study of different cases of VVER reactor core flooding in a large break loss of coolant accident

“…In subsequent studies under the FLECHT program, experiments were performed with another heat release profile along the fuel bundle height [5], and with the bundle flow area partially blocked (simulation of fuel rod cladding ballooning during the accident) [6].…”