BS>Methods for predicting the stability of fast reactors in the presence of both positive and negative reactivity coefficients are surveyed. Experimental methods of determining reactor stability are reviewed: excursion, transient, and oscillator. Sources of reactivity coefficients are discussed for both zero power and nonzero power operation. Representative reactivity coefficient values are presented, and positive coefficients due to Doppler effect, fuel bowing, and sodium coolant expansion are discussed. (D.L.C.
Accurate real-time monitoring of the reactivity is crucial to guarantee the safe oper-ations of all ...
Results are summarized for a survey of methods for predicting fuel element and coolant behavior in s...
International audienceFor the next generation fast reactor design, theGeneration IV International Fo...
Present practice in fast reactor design is to eliminate any known positive temperature coefficients ...
The study deals with reactivity insertion linear and non linear and/or Ramp reactivity expressed as ...
It is assumed by the authors of the present paper that with growing contribution of nuclear power in...
The dynamic behavior of a fast reactor, when the neutron flux is considered as a function of time, i...
An assessment of the coolant reactivity feedback influence on a small Lead-cooled Fast Reactor (LFR)...
This paper summarizes and reviews the methods of reactivity determination and measurement of the pro...
Investigation of the energy coefficient of radiolytic gas production for the KEWB I reactor as a fun...
The combined effects of reactivity coefficients, along with other core nuclear characteristics, dete...
The combined effects of reactivity coefficients, along with other core nuclear characteristics, dete...
The construction of pressurized water reactors with large excess reactivities has made possible acci...
Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Dept. of Nuclear Engineering. Thesis. 1970. Ph.D.Bibliography...
A fast reactor may be defined as a reactor in which the neutron energy distribution differs as littl...
Accurate real-time monitoring of the reactivity is crucial to guarantee the safe oper-ations of all ...
Results are summarized for a survey of methods for predicting fuel element and coolant behavior in s...
International audienceFor the next generation fast reactor design, theGeneration IV International Fo...
Present practice in fast reactor design is to eliminate any known positive temperature coefficients ...
The study deals with reactivity insertion linear and non linear and/or Ramp reactivity expressed as ...
It is assumed by the authors of the present paper that with growing contribution of nuclear power in...
The dynamic behavior of a fast reactor, when the neutron flux is considered as a function of time, i...
An assessment of the coolant reactivity feedback influence on a small Lead-cooled Fast Reactor (LFR)...
This paper summarizes and reviews the methods of reactivity determination and measurement of the pro...
Investigation of the energy coefficient of radiolytic gas production for the KEWB I reactor as a fun...
The combined effects of reactivity coefficients, along with other core nuclear characteristics, dete...
The combined effects of reactivity coefficients, along with other core nuclear characteristics, dete...
The construction of pressurized water reactors with large excess reactivities has made possible acci...
Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Dept. of Nuclear Engineering. Thesis. 1970. Ph.D.Bibliography...
A fast reactor may be defined as a reactor in which the neutron energy distribution differs as littl...
Accurate real-time monitoring of the reactivity is crucial to guarantee the safe oper-ations of all ...
Results are summarized for a survey of methods for predicting fuel element and coolant behavior in s...
International audienceFor the next generation fast reactor design, theGeneration IV International Fo...