Investigation of Coolant Mixing in Reactor VVER-1000
Lysenkov E. A.; Bezrukov Yu. A.; Ulianovskiy D. V.; Zaytsev D. V.; Bykov M. A.; Shishov A. V.; Moretti Fabio; +5 Authors
Lysenkov E. A.; Bezrukov Yu. A.; Ulianovskiy D. V.; Zaytsev D. V.; Bykov M. A.; Shishov A. V.; Moretti Fabio; Del Nevo Alessandro; D’Auria F.; Rohde U.; Höhne T.; Gallori Daniele;
Investigation of Coolant Mixing in Reactor VVER-1000
We present an experimental investigation of coolant mixing in downcomer and lower plenum of VVER-1000 here. The arrangement of the problem, the methodology and results are discussed. Three groups of experiments simulating coolant mixing were executed: in conditions of RCP start-up, during natural circulation recovery in the course of SB LOCA and in conditions of stable operation of different amount of RCPs. Results of experiments are used for validation of numerical codes.
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- University of Pisa Italy
Coolant mixing, Boron issue, VVER-1000, experimental data, CFD code application
Coolant mixing, Boron issue, VVER-1000, experimental data, CFD code application
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