Abstract
In a sodium cooled fast neutron reactor, an ultrasonic generator is installed at a fuel assembly hold-down mechanism positioned above a blanket or fission gas reservoir located above the core. During operation of the reactor an ultrsonic wave of frequency 10/sup 3/ - 10/sup 4/ Hz is constantly transmitted to the core to resonantly inject the primary bubble with ultrasonic energy to thereby facilitate its growth. Hence, small bubbles grow gradually to prevent the sudden boiling of sodium if an accident occurs in the cooling system during operation of the reactor.
Citation Formats
Hokkyo, N, Inoue, K, and Maeda, H.
Sodium cooled fast reactor.
Japan: N. p.,
1968.
Web.
Hokkyo, N, Inoue, K, & Maeda, H.
Sodium cooled fast reactor.
Japan.
Hokkyo, N, Inoue, K, and Maeda, H.
1968.
"Sodium cooled fast reactor."
Japan.
@misc{etde_7191849,
title = {Sodium cooled fast reactor}
author = {Hokkyo, N, Inoue, K, and Maeda, H}
abstractNote = {In a sodium cooled fast neutron reactor, an ultrasonic generator is installed at a fuel assembly hold-down mechanism positioned above a blanket or fission gas reservoir located above the core. During operation of the reactor an ultrsonic wave of frequency 10/sup 3/ - 10/sup 4/ Hz is constantly transmitted to the core to resonantly inject the primary bubble with ultrasonic energy to thereby facilitate its growth. Hence, small bubbles grow gradually to prevent the sudden boiling of sodium if an accident occurs in the cooling system during operation of the reactor.}
place = {Japan}
year = {1968}
month = {Nov}
}
title = {Sodium cooled fast reactor}
author = {Hokkyo, N, Inoue, K, and Maeda, H}
abstractNote = {In a sodium cooled fast neutron reactor, an ultrasonic generator is installed at a fuel assembly hold-down mechanism positioned above a blanket or fission gas reservoir located above the core. During operation of the reactor an ultrsonic wave of frequency 10/sup 3/ - 10/sup 4/ Hz is constantly transmitted to the core to resonantly inject the primary bubble with ultrasonic energy to thereby facilitate its growth. Hence, small bubbles grow gradually to prevent the sudden boiling of sodium if an accident occurs in the cooling system during operation of the reactor.}
place = {Japan}
year = {1968}
month = {Nov}
}