Abstract
Experiments have been conducted in the Falcon facility to study the interaction of fission product vapours released from simulant and trace-irradiated fuel samples with bulk-materials aerosol such as control rod alloy and boric acid. These experiments were designed in collaboration with computer code specialists to represent, as closely as possible, the conditions pertaining within a severe reactor accident. Small segments of fuel were heated to {approx}2000 K and the resulting vapour-aerosol release was studied along a pathway simulating the upper plenum, hot-leg structures and containment. (author).
Beard, A M;
Bennett, P J;
Benson, C G;
[1]
Sabathier, F
[2]
- AEA Reactor Services, Winfrith (United Kingdom)
- CEA Centre d`Etudes Nucleaires de Cadarache, 13 - Saint-Paul-lez-Durance (France)
Citation Formats
Beard, A M, Bennett, P J, Benson, C G, and Sabathier, F.
Chemistry aspects of the Falcon programme.
United Kingdom: N. p.,
1990.
Web.
Beard, A M, Bennett, P J, Benson, C G, & Sabathier, F.
Chemistry aspects of the Falcon programme.
United Kingdom.
Beard, A M, Bennett, P J, Benson, C G, and Sabathier, F.
1990.
"Chemistry aspects of the Falcon programme."
United Kingdom.
@misc{etde_10128057,
title = {Chemistry aspects of the Falcon programme}
author = {Beard, A M, Bennett, P J, Benson, C G, and Sabathier, F}
abstractNote = {Experiments have been conducted in the Falcon facility to study the interaction of fission product vapours released from simulant and trace-irradiated fuel samples with bulk-materials aerosol such as control rod alloy and boric acid. These experiments were designed in collaboration with computer code specialists to represent, as closely as possible, the conditions pertaining within a severe reactor accident. Small segments of fuel were heated to {approx}2000 K and the resulting vapour-aerosol release was studied along a pathway simulating the upper plenum, hot-leg structures and containment. (author).}
place = {United Kingdom}
year = {1990}
month = {Dec}
}
title = {Chemistry aspects of the Falcon programme}
author = {Beard, A M, Bennett, P J, Benson, C G, and Sabathier, F}
abstractNote = {Experiments have been conducted in the Falcon facility to study the interaction of fission product vapours released from simulant and trace-irradiated fuel samples with bulk-materials aerosol such as control rod alloy and boric acid. These experiments were designed in collaboration with computer code specialists to represent, as closely as possible, the conditions pertaining within a severe reactor accident. Small segments of fuel were heated to {approx}2000 K and the resulting vapour-aerosol release was studied along a pathway simulating the upper plenum, hot-leg structures and containment. (author).}
place = {United Kingdom}
year = {1990}
month = {Dec}
}