1.2.3 Thermohydraulic aspects of the core and of the fuel elements, 1.2 Nuclear power plants
Chapter Concepts
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Substances / Molecular Formulas |
CO2; D2O; Na; UO2; carbon dioxide; helium; sodium; uranium dioxide |
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| Element Systems | C-O; D-O; H-O; O-U |
| Keywords | BWR; CANDU; LMFR; Magnox; PWR; application; coolant; fuel element; nuclear reactor |
| Main Subjects | AGR; BWR; HTR; LMFR; PWR; nuclear power plant |
| Secondary Subjects | AGR; BWR; CANDU; HTR; Magnox; RBMK; coolant; coolant loop; coolant pressure; core; core inlet temperature; core outlet temperature; core power density; fuel element; hot-channel factor; thermohydraulic aspects |
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| Title | 1.2.3 Thermohydraulic aspects of the core and of the fuel elements, 1.2 Nuclear power plants |
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| In | 1 Nuclear fission energy |
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| Author | K. Kugeler, E. Kugeler, N. Pöppe, Z. Alkan, W. Grätz | |
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| Part of | Landolt-Börnstein - Group VIII Advanced Materials and Technologies | |
| Numerical Data and Functional Relationships in Science and Technology | ||
| Volume | 3B: Nuclear Energy |
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| Edited by | K. Heinloth | |
| Chapter-DOI | 10.1007/10857629_5 | |
| Book-DOI | 10.1007/b82984 (Volume in Bookshelf) |
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| RIS-Export | Kugeler, K., Kugeler, E., Pöppe, N., Alkan, Z., Grätz, W.: 1.2.3 Thermohydraulic aspects of the core and of the fuel elements, 1.2 Nuclear power plants. Heinloth, K. (ed.). SpringerMaterials - The Landolt-Börnstein Database (http://www.springermaterials.com). DOI: 10.1007/10857629_5 |
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Abstract
| 1.2.3 Thermohydraulic aspects of the core and of the fuel elements, 1.2 Nuclear power plants in '1 Nuclear fission energy', part of 'Landolt-Börnstein - Group VIII Advanced Materials and Technologies: Numerical Data and Functional Relationships in Science and Technology, Volume 3B: Nuclear Energy'. | |
| This document is part of Subvolume B 'Nuclear Energy' of Volume 3 'Energy Technologies' of Landolt-Börnstein Group VIII 'Advanced Materials and Technologies'. It contains: the power density in the core, the heating up of the coolant and structures in the core, aspects of flow, heat transfer in the fluid and pressure drops. |
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