HYDROGEN DISTRIBUTION AND LEAK RATE FROM THE REACTOR COOLANT SYSTEM. Test Results, RNI-31 A. Core I, Seed 1 | Zendy

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HYDROGEN DISTRIBUTION AND LEAK RATE FROM THE REACTOR COOLANT SYSTEM. Test Results, RNI-31 A. Core I, Seed 1

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Publication year - 1960

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osti oai (u.s. department of energy office of scientific and technical information)

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Reports

DOI - 10.2172/4076939

Subject(s) - pressurizer , coolant , reactor pressure vessel , nuclear engineering , decay heat , materials science , shielded cable , rod , heat exchanger , control rod , shutdown , water cooling , turbine , composite material , mechanical engineering , engineering , electrical engineering , alternative medicine , pathology , medicine

No conclusions could be made concerning tbe distribution of hydrogen injected into the reactor coolant because the samples were taken only from the purification loop through which tae hydrogen was added. No comparison of the uniformity of distribution obtained by injecting hydrogen through either the AC or the BD purification loop could be made. Comparative data were not taken until 9 days had elapsed since injecting hydrogen and the concentration was near tbe lower limit (15 cc/kg). The rates of hydrogen loss durirg the test were 5.9 cc/ kg/day for hydrogen injected through the AC purification loop, and 4.1 cc/kg/day for hydrogen injected through the BD purification loop. (auth

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