… For further enhancement in safety in these advanced nuclear reactors, a core catcher is …
The core melt is a complex mixture of nuclear fuel, clad material, structural material, control …

… where subscripts 𝑙 and 𝑔 stand for liquid and gaseous … generate more heat that would fuel
further oxidation reactions. This … In particular, an in-vessel core catcher (IVCC) that could be …

… Once the entirety of fuel within a computational cell is in molten state, the liquid fuel particles
… In the present study, the boiling point of liquid sodium has been taken as 1156 K (ie, at …

… Crevice storage of the fuel–air charge and its release; 6. Oil dilution with liquid and fuel … 10,
the emission of HC after the HC catcher outlet was higher than that before the HC catcher inlet…

… into the core and an in-vessel core catcher. The transfer tubes are envisaged to evacuate …
the core prevents massive fuel melting and enhances the production of fuel debris from pellet …

… The latter phenomenon engenders the fact that a liquid film … conduction heat flux across the
liquid film (trapped underneath … to simulate a prototypical core-catcher cooling channel. Once …

… and using obtained plutonium as fuel in Fast Breeder Reactors (FBRs), is best option for …
in fuel subassembly (FA). The molten fuel along with structural material will fragment in liquid …

… solid and liquid fuel. Once the entire fuel in the cell becomes molten, the liquid fuel slumps
and the sodium vapor escapes from the cell leaving only the molten fuel with 100% liquid fuel …

… (1) Applicable scope of the module is the debris bed which consists of solid particles (fuel
and steel) and sodium coolant (liquid/vapor). (2) The temperature and saturation distributions …

… A water tank containing spent fuel is used to supply water around the core catcher … core-catcher
along with the molten corium. As a result of the high temperature of molten corium, liquid …