Effect of interface undulation on the high temperature oxidation behaviors of grit-blasted and coated zircaloy in pressurized water

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Young-Min Kong ◽  
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Man-Ho Park ◽  
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Abstract Currently, the comprehension among the specialists and functionaries is getting stronger that the nuclear industry can encounter serious difficulties in development in the case of insufficiently decisive measures to enhance the safety level of nuclear objects. The keen competition with renewable energy sources like wind, solar or geothermal energy takes place presently and is expected to continue in future decades. One of main measures of nuclear safety enhancement could be the drastic renovation of materials used in nuclear industry. The analytical models of high-temperature oxidation of new perspective materials including chromium-nickel-based alloys, zirconium-based cladding with protective chromium coating, FeCrAl alloys and composite claddings on the basis of SiC/SiC in the course of design-basis and beyond-design-basis accidents at nuclear power plants (NPPs) are developed and implemented to severe accident computer running code. The comparison with available experimental data is conducted. The preliminary calculations of nuclear pressurized water reactor loss-of-coolant accidents with new types of claddings demonstrate encouraging results for hydrogen generation rate and integral hydrogen production. It looks optimistic for considerable upgrade of safety level for future generation NPPs using new fuel and cladding materials.


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