
doi: 10.2172/4036407
Two types of bellows configurations were proposed for the HNPF Reactor Vessel. It was established that the only logical manner of comparing the two designs is on an actual stress basis which implies equal life for each bellows. Results are presented giving the minimum number of convolutions required for each design. (auth)
Reactor Technology, Laboratory Equipment, Planning, Pressure, Machine Parts, Wind, Reactors, 530, Pressure Vessels, Compressors, 620
Reactor Technology, Laboratory Equipment, Planning, Pressure, Machine Parts, Wind, Reactors, 530, Pressure Vessels, Compressors, 620
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