The publication describes the one-dimensional two-fluid model of the computer program APROS used for the simulation of nuclear and conventional power plants. The work is based on the technical report from 1992. The treatment of the non-condensable gas mass equation has been added. The test results have been updated, so that the results correspond to the present APROS version 5.08. The derivation of the model from the governing partial differential equations is shown in detail and the solution procedure is described. Correlations for interfacial and wall friction and for heat transfer have been used to close the set of the linear equations. The friction and heat transfer packages of the model are documented. Finally, results of test cases ca...
An efficient software environment can reduce the costs of developing and using computerised simulati...
Fossil-fueled power plants have been operated with water at supercritical pressures for decades due ...
ii Accurate modelling of critical two-phase flow is important for the simulation of Loss-of-Coolant-...
In Loviisa VVER-440 type nuclear power plant the nitrogen used to pressurize hydro-accumulators and ...
The characteristics of the thermohydraulic solutions in APROS are considered for the nuclear power p...
The behavior of a VVER-440 nuclear power plant is simulated in postulated loss-of-feedwater accident...
The paper describes simulation of the Loviisa nuclear power plant ATWS-transients with APROS (Advanc...
APROS simulation environment is able to describe the1-D and 3-D neutronics of the reactor core. It i...
The thermal hydraulic system analysis code APROS was validated by calculating PATEL NCg, PKL and ROS...
APROS - Advanced PROcess Simulator - has been developed since 1986 together with the Technical Resea...
Abstract: In the preprint a critical review of the methodologies for calculating of two ph...
The Apros CONtainment model library (ACON) is an add-on product of the Apros ® (Advanced Process Si...
The paper describes the capabilities of APROS code in the simulation of the VVER-91 concept. The VVE...
APROS (Advanced PROcess Simulator) is the computer simulation system for process and automation syst...
The 3-D core models of APROS simulation environment can be used in simulator and plant analyzer appl...
An efficient software environment can reduce the costs of developing and using computerised simulati...
Fossil-fueled power plants have been operated with water at supercritical pressures for decades due ...
ii Accurate modelling of critical two-phase flow is important for the simulation of Loss-of-Coolant-...
In Loviisa VVER-440 type nuclear power plant the nitrogen used to pressurize hydro-accumulators and ...
The characteristics of the thermohydraulic solutions in APROS are considered for the nuclear power p...
The behavior of a VVER-440 nuclear power plant is simulated in postulated loss-of-feedwater accident...
The paper describes simulation of the Loviisa nuclear power plant ATWS-transients with APROS (Advanc...
APROS simulation environment is able to describe the1-D and 3-D neutronics of the reactor core. It i...
The thermal hydraulic system analysis code APROS was validated by calculating PATEL NCg, PKL and ROS...
APROS - Advanced PROcess Simulator - has been developed since 1986 together with the Technical Resea...
Abstract: In the preprint a critical review of the methodologies for calculating of two ph...
The Apros CONtainment model library (ACON) is an add-on product of the Apros ® (Advanced Process Si...
The paper describes the capabilities of APROS code in the simulation of the VVER-91 concept. The VVE...
APROS (Advanced PROcess Simulator) is the computer simulation system for process and automation syst...
The 3-D core models of APROS simulation environment can be used in simulator and plant analyzer appl...
An efficient software environment can reduce the costs of developing and using computerised simulati...
Fossil-fueled power plants have been operated with water at supercritical pressures for decades due ...
ii Accurate modelling of critical two-phase flow is important for the simulation of Loss-of-Coolant-...