Thermal coupling calculation method for lead-bismuth reactor system
A calculation method and thermal coupling technology, applied in the field of nuclear reactor safety analysis, can solve problems such as insufficient adiabatic assumptions, increased reactor system safety threats, and increased temperature difference, and achieve the effect of facilitating rapid iteration
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[0047] Embodiment 1: Code-level in-coupling implementation. Such as figure 2 As shown, the software coordinated with the algorithm of the present invention is mainly composed of a material module, an equipment module, an input module, an initialization module, a calculation module, an output module, etc.; wherein the calculation module is the core, and the calculation module is divided into a core system calculation unit, Spallation target system calculation unit and target stack boundary calculation unit.
[0048] The components and functions of each module are as follows:
[0049] Material module: defines the basic physical properties, hydraulic relations, and heat transfer relations of various materials (such as liquid lead and bismuth) required for calculation; it can be called during modeling.
[0050] Equipment module: defines the mathematical physical model of key equipment in the target system and stack system; it can be called when modeling.
[0051] Input module:...
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[0058] Embodiment 2: Implementation of outcoupling between different software. Such as image 3 As shown, it is a subcritical lead-bismuth stack system. The external source is generated by the beam bombarding the liquid lead-bismuth target. The lead-bismuth stack and the lead-bismuth target have their own independent cooling circuits (target cooling system 1 and stack cooling system 2). The steps of performing thermal coupling analysis on the core-to-target coupling area 3 are as follows:
[0059] Step 1: Use the system program to carry out steady-state calculations for the reactor system and the target system respectively, obtain the flow and temperature fields inside the system, and give the temperature and flow of the core inlet and outlet and the target head inlet and outlet.
[0060] Step 2: Using the stack, target inlet and outlet temperatures, and flow rates calculated by the above system program as boundary conditions, use CFD software to calculate a detailed target-s...
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