
handle: 11025/1334
The paper deals with the modelling and modal analysis of the hexagonal type nuclear fuel assembly. This very complicated mechanical system is created from the many beam type components shaped into spacer grids. The cyclic and central symmetry of the fuel rod package and load-bearing skeleton is advantageous for the fuel assembly decomposition into six identical revolved fuel rod segments, centre tube and skeleton linked by several spacer grids in horizontal planes. The derived mathematical model is used for the modal analysis of the Russian TVSA-T fuel assembly and validated in terms of experimentally determined natural frequencies, modes and static deformations caused by lateral force and torsional couple of forces. The presented model is the first necessary step for modelling of the nuclear fuel assembly vibration caused by different sources of excitation during the nuclear reactor VVER type operation.
palivový článek, fuel assembly, Modelling of vibration, Fuel assembly, modelování vibrací, Mechanics of engineering. Applied mechanics, Modal values, TA349-359, metoda dekompozice, modelling of vibrations, modální hodnoty, modal values, decomposition method, Decomposition method
palivový článek, fuel assembly, Modelling of vibration, Fuel assembly, modelování vibrací, Mechanics of engineering. Applied mechanics, Modal values, TA349-359, metoda dekompozice, modelling of vibrations, modální hodnoty, modal values, decomposition method, Decomposition method
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