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Transient effects of making step changes of the core dump tank concentration are studied for single-region operation of the Homogeneous Reactor Test. It is assumed that the feed and the letdown streams are only between the core high-pressure system and the core dump tanks, and that transfer of fuel to or from the blanket can only be made through the core high pressure system. Transfer rates between the HRT highpressure systems of 75 to 100 lb/min will give reasonable mixing times, about 4 hours, without peaking of fuel concentration which may cause premature critical conditions in the core. Lower transfer rates could be used for lower feed rates, but the mixing time will be longer. Transfer rates greater than 100 lb/min would not shorten the mixing time appreciably and, therefore, they need not be considered. (auth)

Mixing Rates Between the HRT High Pressure Systems