An investigation of the performance of triso fuel and molten fluoride salts
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Engenharias: desafios e soluções nas múltiplas fronteiras do conhecimento
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Public opinion has reached
a growing consensus that nuclear energy
could be an inflection point for mitigating
global warming and the shortage of natural
resources in the future. The energy demand
suffers a rapid increase and can duplicate
itself up to 2035. Since 2002, Generation
IV has researched at least six designs
to substitute nuclear power plants with
forty years of operation. A fluoride hightemperature reactor is designed to use
tri-structural fuel formed of graphite-matrixcoated particles with a mixture of lithium and
beryllium fluorides as a coolant, commonly
called FLiBe. However, concisely, the heat
transfer models applied to nuclear reactors
depend on the Prandtl number correlated
to coolant and usage conditions. A pebblebed fluoride-salt-cooled high-temperature
reactor, Mark-1, comprises a conceptual
project developed at Berkeley in 2016.
Then, it performs a theoretical analysis
of the core reactor, where we review the
thermal properties of fuel and coolant. It
compares generation-IV reactor design
analysis with options such as heavy liquid
metals, coolants, molten salt reactors, and
conventional fuels.
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GOMES, D.S. An investigation of the performance of triso fuel and molten fluoride salts. In: OLIVEIRA, ANTONELLA C. de (ed.); HOLZMANN, HENRIQUE A. (org.); BILCATI, GÉSSICA K. (org.). Engenharias: desafios e soluções nas múltiplas fronteiras do conhecimento. Ponta Grossa, PR: Atena, 2024. , cap. 19. p. 259-274. DOI: 10.22533/at.ed.64224240419. Disponível em: https://repositorio.ipen.br/handle/123456789/48765. Acesso em: 09 Mar 2025.
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