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Benchmarking of LOFT LRTS-COBRA-FRAP Safety Analysis Model
The purpose of this work was to check out the LOFT LRTS/COBRA-IV/FRAP-T5 safety-analysis models against test data obtained during a LOFT operational transient in which there was a power and fuel-temperature rise. LOFT Experiment L6-3 was an excessive-load-increase anticipated transient test in which the main steam-flow-control valve was driven from its operational position to full-open in seven seconds. The resulting cooldown and reactivity-increase transients provide a good benchmark for the reactivity-and-power-prediction capability of the LRTS calculations, and for the fuel-bundle and fuel-rod temperature-response analysis capability of the LOFT COBRA-IV and FRAP-T5 models. (ERA citation 08:014913)
Benchmarking of LOFT LRTS-COBRA-FRAP Safety Analysis Model
The purpose of this work was to check out the LOFT LRTS/COBRA-IV/FRAP-T5 safety-analysis models against test data obtained during a LOFT operational transient in which there was a power and fuel-temperature rise. LOFT Experiment L6-3 was an excessive-load-increase anticipated transient test in which the main steam-flow-control valve was driven from its operational position to full-open in seven seconds. The resulting cooldown and reactivity-increase transients provide a good benchmark for the reactivity-and-power-prediction capability of the LRTS calculations, and for the fuel-bundle and fuel-rod temperature-response analysis capability of the LOFT COBRA-IV and FRAP-T5 models. (ERA citation 08:014913)
Benchmarking of LOFT LRTS-COBRA-FRAP Safety Analysis Model
G. H. Hanson (Autor:in) / S. A. Atkinson (Autor:in) / R. P. Wadkins (Autor:in)
1982
60 pages
Report
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Englisch
Loft Engineered Safety Systems Investigations
NTIS | 1969
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