The effect of local power increase on neutron flux in internal parts of the VVER-1000 Mock-Up in LR-0 reactor

Košťál, Michal; Losa, Evžen; Schulc, Martin; Šimon, Jan; Harut, David; Klupák, V.; Czakoj, Tomáš; Juříček, Vlastimil; Matěj, Zdeněk; Cvachovec, František; Rypar, Vojtěch

doi:10.1016/j.anucene.2018.08.007

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“…Even if a low-voltage is applied, some electric chargers may yet be collected. The efficiency of ions collection is a fraction of collected charges to charges released by initial ionization [20]. The more the voltages of two electrodes increase, the fewer and fewer charges are recombined with each other by the time almost all of the freed ions are collected, and the efficiency reaches 100%.…”

Section: Neutron and Its Interactions With Materialsmentioning

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Finding Out and Exploration of Two New Equations for Calculating the Dead-time of Neutron Detectors and the Energy of Slow-downed Neutrons

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2022

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The stability of a two-phase interface is a crucial occurrence that involves the design of many engineering applications. It correlates the spatial and droplet size-distributions of many fluid spraying applications and has a great effect on the estimations of the critical heat flux of systems that involves phase change or evaporation. However, the existing hydrodynamic models are only able to predict the stability of a plane fluid sheet, surrounded by an infinite pool of liquid. The case of a thin sheet of liquid surrounding a vapor sheet and enclosed between two walls has not been studied yet. The present paper solves this problem using a linearized stability analysis. Velocity potentials satisfying these conditions are introduced and a complete analysis is presented.

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Section: Neutron and Its Interactions With Materialsmentioning

confidence: 99%