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Application of moving particle semi-implicit method on simulating melt spreading within OECD/ROSAU project
被引:0
作者:
Zhao, Lu
[1
]
Punetha, Maneesh
[1
]
Ma, Weimin
[1
]
Bechta, Sevostian
[1
]
Isaksson, Patrick
[2
]
Lomperski, Stephen W.
[3
]
Farmer, Mitchell T.
[3
]
Licht, Jeremy R.
[3
]
机构:
[1] Royal Inst Technol KTH, Stockholm, Sweden
[2] Swedish Radiat Safety Author SSM, Solna, Sweden
[3] Argonne Natl Lab, Argonne, IL USA
关键词:
Severe accident;
ROSAU project;
Corium spreading;
MPS method;
D O I:
10.1016/j.nucengdes.2024.113447
中图分类号:
TL [原子能技术];
O571 [原子核物理学];
学科分类号:
0827 ;
082701 ;
摘要:
In the context of severe accidents, considerable research efforts throughout the world are currently directed towards ex-vessel corium behavior. The NEA Reduction of Severe Accident Uncertainties (ROSAU) project aims to reduce knowledge gaps and uncertainties associated with two areas: the spreading of core melt in the containment cavity as well as ex-vessel core melt and debris coolability. One pre-test and five large underwater melt spread tests (MST) with molten prototypic material in a newly designed facility are conducted at the Argonne National Laboratory (ANL) in the United States, under the co-ordination with the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Part of KTH contributions is to provide numerical results with the developed Moving Particle Semi- implicit (MPS) method code, with specific focus on the temperature distribution and leading-edge progression. The MST-0 and MST-2, conducted in a dry and wet spreading channel, are simulated in the present study. The predicted temperature by MPS code indicates a noticeable decrease at the melt leading edge and a slow decrease in bulk melt in both simulations. Additionally, it is found that the MPS code underestimates the melt average thickness in both simulations due to the absence of a debris porosity model. Overall, the simulation results suggest that the MPS code predicts the melt leading-edge progression and immobilization for all the tests.
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