
handle: 11025/1842
The paper deals with dynamic load calculation of the hexagonal type nuclear fuel assembly caused by spatial motion of the support plates in the reactor core. The support plate motion is excited by pressure pulsations generated by main circulation pumps in the coolant loops of the primary circuit of the nuclear power plant. Slightly different pumps revolutions generate the beat vibrations which causes an amplification of fuel assembly component dynamic deformations and fuel rods coating abrasion. The cyclic and central symmetry of the fuel assembly makes it possible the system decomposition into six identical revolved fuel rod segments which are linked with central tube and skeleton by several spacer grids in horizontal planes.The modal synthesis method with condensation of the fuel rod segments is used for calculation of the normal and friction forces transmitted between fuel rods and spacer grids cells.
nuclear reactors fuel elements, Vibrations, Mechanics of engineering. Applied mechanics, Modal synthesis method, zátěžové charakteristiky, TA349-359, Nuclear fuel assembly, simulace a modelování, simulation and modelling, palivové články jaderných reaktorů, modální logika, Dynamic load, load characteristics, Pressure pulsations, modal logic
nuclear reactors fuel elements, Vibrations, Mechanics of engineering. Applied mechanics, Modal synthesis method, zátěžové charakteristiky, TA349-359, Nuclear fuel assembly, simulace a modelování, simulation and modelling, palivové články jaderných reaktorů, modální logika, Dynamic load, load characteristics, Pressure pulsations, modal logic
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