The setup and application of time-domain analysis for the two- phase flow stability

博士 === 國立清華大學 === 核子工程學系 === 81 === The study adopts both experimental and time domain analysis methods to conduct the two-phase system stability phenomena. The approach to ivestigate the two-phase flow stability consists of three steps. The first step in...

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Main Authors: Wang Jong Rong, 王仲容
Other Authors: Shih Chunkuan; Pei Bau Shei
Format: Others
Language:zh-TW
Published: 1993
Online Access:http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/40297804024133437987
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Summary:博士 === 國立清華大學 === 核子工程學系 === 81 === The study adopts both experimental and time domain analysis methods to conduct the two-phase system stability phenomena. The approach to ivestigate the two-phase flow stability consists of three steps. The first step includes the establishment of the experiment and the analysis mode, the verification of the modeling and related papers review. The experiment uses a low pressure natural circuation loop at the Institute of Nuclear Energy Research (INER) to investigate stability phenomenon under natural circulation condition. The RETRAN model will be established and verifed by experimental data to assess its ability in carrying out natural circulation stability alaysis. In our low pressure natural circulation wxperiments, conter-current or flow patterns transition based flow oscillation begins when the test section outlet condition becomes saturated. RETRAN temperautes, satisfactorily predictions on flow rates, outlet temperautes, and threshold power leves. However, numerical difficulties were encountered during flow oscillations and the calculations could not continue, probably a limitation in the code''s capability. The ssecond step is three types of BWR stability analysis. In all cases investigated, the plant operations would be stable under various stability map using RETRAN02/MOD05 code under natural circulation conditions forsheng Nuclear Power Plant (KNPP). Meanwhile, two trandient loci of KNPP recirculation pump trip( RPT) with decresingdwater enthalpy are also drawn on the stability map to assessimilar power oscillaton phenomena as LaSalle-2 event may occur at KNPP. To avoid numerical oscillation of flow stabilitytime domain analysis, several sensitivity studies areout. The results indication that both transient loci have enough stability margins to unstable boundary an reveal that KNPP''s operations will bestable under such RPT with decreasing feedwater enthalpy transients.