Two-phase flow phenomena in broken recirculation line of BWR.
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概要
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When a primary recirculation line of BWR is ruptured, a primary recirculation pump may be subjected to very high velocity two-phase flow and its speed may be accelerated by this flow. It is important for safety evaluation to estimate the pump behavior during blowdown. There are two problems involved in analyzing this behavior. One problem concerns the pump characteristics under two-phase flow. The other involves the two-phase conditions at the pump inlet. If the rupture occurs at a suction side of the pump, choking is considered to occur at a broken jet pump nozzle. Then, a void fraction becomes larger downstream from the jet pump nozzle and volumetric flow through the pump will be very high. However, there is little experimental data available on two-phase flow downstream from a choking plane. Blowdown tests were performed using a simulated broken recirculation line and measured data were analyzed by TRAC-P1A. Analytical results agreed with measured data.
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著者
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Narabayashi Tadashi
Nuclear Engineering Lab. Toshiba Corp.
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NARABAYASHI Tadashi
Nuclear Engineering Laboratory, Toshiba Corp.
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AMANO Osamu
Tokyo Electric Power Co., Inc.
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ARAI Kenji
NAIG Nuclear Research Laboratory, Nippon Atomic Industry Group Co., Ltd.
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KATO Masami
NAIG Nuclear Research Laboratory, Nippon Atomic Industry Group Co., Ltd.
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