- 著者
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             佃 由晃
             
             林 洋
             
             上村 勝一郎
             
             服部 年逸
             
             金子 浩久
             
             師岡 慎一
             
             光武 徹
             
             秋葉 美幸
             
             安部 信明
             
             藁科 正彦
             
             増原 康博
             
             木村 次郎
             
             田辺 朗
             
             西野 祐治
             
             井坂 浩順
             
             鈴木 理一郎
             
          
- 出版者
- Atomic Energy Society of Japan
- 雑誌
- 日本原子力学会和文論文誌 (ISSN:13472879)
- 巻号頁・発行日
- vol.1, no.4, pp.384-403, 2002 
- 被引用文献数
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             5
             
             
          
        
        Nuclear Power Engineering Corporation (NUPEC) has conducted a proving test for thermal-hydraulic performance of BWR fuel (high-burnup 8×8, 9×9) assemblies entrusted by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (NUPECTH-B Project). The high-burnup 8×8 fuel (average fuel assembly discharge burnup: about 39.5GWd/t), has been utilized from 1991. And the 9×9 fuel (average fuel assembly discharge burnup: about 45GWd/t), has started to be used since 1999. There are two types (A-type and B-type) of fuel design in 9×9 fuel assembly.<BR>Using an electrically heated test assembly which simulated a BWR fuel bundle on full scale, flow induced vibration, pressure drop, critical power under steady state condition and post-boiling transition (post-BT) tests were carried out in an out-of pile test facility that can simulate the high pressure and high temperature conditions of BWRs. This paper completed the results of 9×9 fuel combined with the previously reported results of high-burnup 8×8 fuel.<BR>As a result of NUPEC-TH-B Project, the validity of the current BWR thermal-hydraulic design method was confirmed and the reliability of BWR thermo-hydraulic fuel performance was demonstrated. Based on the test data, a new correlation of the estimation of fuel rod vibration amplitude, new post-BT heat transfer and rewet correlations for the estimation of fuel rod surface temperature were developed.