Experimental assessment of thermal radiation effects on containment atmospheres with varying steam content

Kapulla R.; Paranjape S.; Doll U.; Kirkby E.; Paladino D.

doi:10.1016/j.net.2022.07.001

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저자정보: Kapulla R. (Paul Scherrer Institute) Paranjape S. (OST e Ostschweizer Fachhochschule Department Technik) Doll U. (Paul Scherrer Institute) Kirkby E. (Paul Scherrer Institute) Paladino D. (Paul Scherrer Institute)

저널정보: 한국원자력학회 Nuclear Engineering and Technology Nuclear Engineering and Technology 제54권 제11호

발행연도: 2022.11

수록면: 4,348 - 4,358 (11page)

DOI: 10.1016/j.net.2022.07.001

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The thermal-hydraulics phenomena in a containment during an accident will necessarily include radiative heat transfer (i) within the gas mixture due to the high radiative absorption and emission of steam and (ii) between the gas mixture and the surrounding structures. The analysis of some previous PANDA experiments (PSI, Switzerland) demonstrated the importance of the proper modelling of radiation for the benefit of numerical simulations. These results together with dedicated scoping calculations conducted for the present experiments indicated that the radiative heat transfer is considerable, even for a very low amount of steam (z2%). The H2P2 series conducted in the large-scale PANDA facility at the Paul-Scherrer-Institut (PSI) in the framework of the OECD/NEA HYMERES-2 project is intended to enhance the understanding of thermal radiation phenomena and to provide a benchmark for corresponding numerical simulations. Thus, the test matrix was tailored around the two opposite extremes: either gas compositions with small steam content such that radiative heat transfer phenomena can be neglected. Or gas mixtures containing larger amounts of steam, so that radiative heat transfer is expected to play a dominant role. The H2P2 series consists of 5 experiments designed to isolate the radiation phenomena from convective and diffusive effects as much as possible. One vessel with a diameter of 4 m and a height of 8 m was preconditioned with different mixtures of air / steam at room and elevated temperatures. This was followed by the build-up of a stable helium stratification at constant pressure in the upper part of the vessel. After that, helium was injected from the top into the vessel which leads to an increase of the vessel pressure and a corresponding elevation-dependent and transient rise of the gas temperature. It is shown that even the addition of small amounts of steam in the initial gas atmosphere considerably impacts the radiative heat transport throughout all phases of the experiments and markedly influences i) the monitored gas peak temperature, ii) the temperature history during the compression and iii) the following relaxation phase after the compression was stopped. These PANDA experiments are the first of its kind conducted in a large scale thermal-hydraulic facility.

#Radiative heat transfer #containment #thermal absorption and emission of steam #three gas mixture #large scale experiments #compression of a three gas mixture #heat of compression

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