Registration Number
0220U001179,
0119U002006
, R & D reports
Title
The physical mechanisms and dynamics of the traveling wave regimes of neutron-nuclear burning of the fifth-generation epithermal nuclear reactor
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Head
Rusov Vitaliy Danilovich,
Registration Date
03-02-2020
Organization
Odessa National Polytechnic University
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The informational and patent search was conducted on the topic of research, the results of which formulated the purpose and objectives of the study. A model of wave burning is developed, for which it is possible to draw an analogy with a mechanical dissipative system. In its framework, it is shown that for different values of controlling parameters the two combustion modes are possible: on a traveling autowave and a wave supported by neutrons from an external source. The moderation theory of neutrons, including the temperature of the medium and takes into account the finite dimensions of the moderating medium, are developed. Theoretical expressions for the neutron spectra were used to calculate neutron spectra in hydrogen and uranium-carbon media. For various types of reactor fuel, possible temperature blow up regimes have been identified. Promising epithermal wave nuclear reactor can be considered dispersion fuel with ceramic fuel in a graphite matrix, spherical fuel rods and cermets. Modeling of epithermal wave burning of the uranium-plutonium fissile medium lasting 150 days was carried out for the first time. The dynamics of wave burning at various powers of an external neutron source was studied.The principal design scheme of the experimental epithermal wave nuclear reactor was developed.
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Зеленцова Тетяна Миколаївна
Какаєв Андрій Олександрович
Косенко Сергій Ілліч
Опятюк Владислав Володимирович
Потієнко Олексій Сергійович
Пташинскій Дмитро Олександрович
Смоляр Володимир Павлович
Тарасов Віктор Олексійович
Твердохліб Ірина Вікторовна
Чернеженко Сергій Анатолієвич
Чудак Наталія Олександрівна
Шарф Ігор Володимирович
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2020-04-02
