Shaftless rotary gate for nuclear reactor experimental hole shielding
An experimental tunnel, shaftless rotation technology, applied in reactors, shielding, nuclear engineering and other directions, can solve problems such as shaft tilt, difficult rotation, and turntable stuck, and achieve reasonable structure, good shielding effect, and flexible gate rotation.
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[0014] The present invention will be described in detail below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
[0015] As shown in Figure 1, the shaftless revolving gate for nuclear reactor experiment channel shielding according to the present invention includes five coaxial rotating discs located in the casing 5, and the five rotating discs are from the outside to the inside, that is, from the direction away from the reactor core. To the direction close to the reactor core (that is to say, the outside is defined as the direction away from the reactor core, and the inside is defined as the direction close to the reactor core), the diameter decreases successively, and each turntable is filled with shielding material, located at The outermost first turntable is driven to rotate by the worm gear mechanism 7, and a through hole 6 is opened at the corresponding eccentric position of each turntable to align and form a channel for leading out rays in the reactor; except for the fifth ...
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