Search for dissertations about: "PWR"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 20 swedish dissertations containing the word PWR.
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1. Improved PWR Core Characteristics with Thorium-containing Fuel
Abstract : Thorium is an element for possible use as nuclear fuel, because of the fertile property of Th-232, which could convert into U-233 after neutron capture and beta decays. However, thorium based fuels have not been successfully implemented, because of the high cost and the higher complexity compared with once-through uranium fuel. READ MORE
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2. Investigation of the behaviour of gaseous I2 and RuO4 in different atmospheres
Abstract : During a severe accident several hazardous and radiotoxic fission products can be released and constitute a threat to the environment. Two of the most important fission products are iodine and ruthenium which will be accumulated after inhalation in the human body in the thyroid gland and in the respiratory organs, respectively. READ MORE
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3. Development and Application of Reactor Noise Diagnostics
Abstract : A number of problems in reactor noise diagnostics have been investigated within the framework of the present thesis. The six papers presented cover three relatively different areas, namely the use of analytical calculations of the neutron noise in simple reactor models, some aspects of boiling water reactor (BWR) stability and diagnostics of core barrel motion in pressurized water reactors (PWRs). READ MORE
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4. The Effect of Different Perturbations on the Stability Analysis of Light Water Reactors
Abstract : Neutron noise analysis techniques are studied and developed, with primary useof determining the stability of Boiling Water Reactors (BWRs). In particular, the role ofa specific perturbation prevailing in Light Water Reactors, the propagating densityperturbation, in the stability of BWRs and on the noise field of LWRs in general, isinvestigated by considering three topics. READ MORE
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5. Towards Efficient Monte Carlo Calculations in Reactor Physics : Criticality, Kinetics and Burnup Problems
Abstract : This thesis presents a compilation of work focused on Monte Carlo crit-icality, kinetics and burnup calculations in reactor physics. Performing suchcalculations usually comes at a high computing cost. Therefore, the main mo-tivation behind the presented work is lowering the computing cost of MonteCarlo calculations. READ MORE