Steam Condensation Induced Water Hammer Phenomena, a theoretical study

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Steam Condensation Induced Water Hammer Phenomena, a theoretical study Imre Ferenc Barna and György Ézsöl Hungarian Academy of Sciences, KFKI Atomic Energy Research Institute(AEKI) Thermohydraulic Laboratory Budapest, Hungary barnai@aeki.kfki.hu

Outline Introduction the Hungarian complex facility & applied two-phase flow model The former apparatus measurements & theoretical results & mechanism & quasivalidation of model Recent works measurements & new theoretical results, new features Summary and Outlook

Introduction Republic of Hungary Population 10 million Area 93 square Km GDP/Capita $15,542 In Hungary: 4 operating units of VVER-440/V213 Russian type PWR at Paks site, 440MWe, 6 loops, ~37% of the home-produced e-power Our Institute(AEKI): consulant for NPP works for authorities has a researh reaktor (3MW) complex experimental facility reasearch in material sciences, thermohydatrulics, fuel, and chemistry

A PMK-2 Integral facility There are 10 nuclear reactor models around the world (e.g. LOFT, ROSA, PMK2) Volume rato 1 : 2070 for Paks National Nuclear Reaktor primer loop, Russian type VVER-440/V-213 many similarity numbers are the same CORE 19 electrically heated rods Heating power: 664 kw ~ 55 termo-hydraulic tests were done in the last 20 years, warm, cold leg breaks, LOCA, code (Relap, Cathare, Athlet) validation There is a Book available, See later Waha experiment

Introduction of the WAHA model 1Dim surface averaged, 6 equation model mass, momentum, energy balance equ. for both phases Single pressure model Relap5 based Model, with different numerics 6 Equ. Model Widely used in the nuclear industry Realistic water-steam table, correlations for both phases Simplified Flow Maps Source Code available Fortran 90 J. Comp. Phys. 136, 503 (1997) Recently we modify for Liquid Metals (Proton caused heat shocks in Mercury target in Spallation Sources) Eur. Phys. J. B 66, 419 426 (2008) I will give a talk on IWSMT 10 conference in a week in Beijing

Idea of the numerical method Hyperbolic partial dif. equ. systems non-continous solutions (jump initial condition is conserved in time) Special numerical method is needed (example: ideal gas shock wave) Pure 1st order method smears discontinuity Pure 2nd order creates unphysical oscillations Mixed method gives physicaly correct answer (flux limiters)

The first experimental apparatus supplied with 12X12 void mesh sensor, void probes, thermocouples, high resolution electronics (photo is without thermal isolation, and the model scheme in numerical simulation) Tube volume 12 litre

The mechanism for steam condensation induced water hammer (some figures, poor man s animation)

Analysis of the pressure peaks (all the correlations/know-hows are needed) Nucl. Eng and Des. 240, 146, (2010)

Additional tests, results A new tube: 5 meters (old 3 m) New tube diameter: 193 mm (old 90 mm) New volume: 150 liters (old 12 liters) Two pressure peaks, exp and theory are similar Rosa project very long thin tube, large number of pressure peaks, exp. and theory are similar but we are critiqal with the results See " 9003 Experimental and Theoretical Study of Steam Condensation Induced Water Hammer Phenomena " Proceedings of the 2009 International Congress on Advances in Nuclear Power Plants, Tokyo, May 10-14 2009

Necessary and sufficient conditions for CIWH Only necessary conditions!!!

Examined Pipelines in the National Power Plant VVER/440 Pipe Section Steam Pressure (bar) Steam Temperature (K) Pipe Length L (m) Pipe Diameter d (m) Flooding Velocity (m/s ) Water Hammer Yes/No 1 58 546 5.3 0.1 0.63 Yes 2 58 546 3.6 0.05 2.55 No 3 58 546 8.7 0.05 2.55 No 4 110 591 8.7 0.05 2.55 No 5 7 438 6.9 0.23 0.8 No in all cases all the 6 the necessary conditions are fulfilled

Positive result Large pressure peaks, probably too large we plan measurements

The negative results Pipe 2 and 3 Pipe 4

Summary and Outlook we shortly presented the Budapest PMK-2 complex experimental facility Gave a short/gentle introduction into a two-phase flow model Presented former measurement and simulations ~ validation Presented recent theoretical results for the NPP Sufficient conditions are not enough, calcations are needed The same modell is applied to calculate proton induced shock waves and cavitation in mercury, (Spallation Source ESS, JSNS) There are liquid-metal (eq. Li) or liquid helium cooled systems as well (work for the next 20-30 years)

Questions, comments, remarks?