Repository KITopen (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology) · 2002 · 23 citations · 2 references
EngineeringMaterials EngineeringNuclear EngineeringNuclear ChemistryNuclear MaterialsNuclear Safety AnalysisHigh-temperature OxidationNuclear FissionOxidation AnalysisSevere Accident AnalysisSurface OxidationNuclear Fission ModelsOxidation BehaviorOxidation KineticsOxidation State AnalysisReaction ModelingSevere Accident Consequence Modeling
This report summarises the results of task WP7.2 of the European COLOSS Project conducted within the 5 t h Framework Programme on Nuclear Fission Safety. The objective of this multi-partner task is the development of models regarding the oxidation of U-O-Zr mixtures, in particular: Models that can adequately simulate the oxidation of U-O-Zr mixtures and related H 2 production during the core degradation phase of a severe accident. Models that can be integrated in SA codes. In order to modelling of Zr-O and U-Zr-O melts oxidation, it was agreed to use available FZK data on post-test examinations of molten materials oxidation in the CORA and QUENCH bundle tests, as well as new FZK tests (described in the Part I) on ZrO 2 crucible dissolution by molten Zry. These single effect tests were specially designed for the investigation of long-term behaviour during the melt oxidation stage. On this base, a new model (Part II of the report) for oxidation of molten Zr-O and U-Zr-O mixtures in steam was developed, in order to analyse and explain the H 2 peak production during the quenching of degraded rods.
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