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This book focuses on the latest reactor concepts, single pass core and experimental findings in thermal hydraulics, materials, corrosion, and water chemistry

This book focuses on the latest reactor concepts, single pass core and experimental findings in thermal hydraulics, materials, corrosion, and water chemistry.

The supercritical water reactor (SCWR) is a concept Generation IV reactor, mostly designed as light water reactor (LWR) that operates at supercritical pressure (. greater than 2. MPa). The term critical in this context refers to the critical point of water, and must not be confused with the concept of criticality of the nuclear reactor.

re Light Water Cooled Reactors. Yoshiaki Oka. The concept of a high temperature fast reactor cooled by supercritical water (SCFR-H) was developed for achieving high thermal efficiency and a compact reactor system. The core characteristics were obtained from single channel thermal-hydraulic analysis. Thus, it is necessary to carry out subchannel analysis to estimate the effect of local power peaking and cross flows.

This book focuses on the latest reactor concepts, single pass core and experimental findings in thermal hydraulics, materials, corrosion, and water chemistry. This book includes cladding material development and experimental findings on heat transfer, corrosion and water chemistry.

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The SCWR concepts that were developed at the University of Tokyo are referred to as the super light water reactor (Super LWR) and super fast reactor (Super FR) concepts. This book describes the major design features of the Super LWR and Super FR concepts and the methods for their design and analysis.

This book includes cladding material development and experimental findings on heat transfer, corrosion and water chemistry. The work presented here will help readers to understand the fundamental elements of reactor design and analysis methods, thermal hydraulics, materials and water chemistry of supercritical water used as a coolant in nuclear power reactors.