Nuclear Superheat Project. Internal Steam Separation Development of Radial Vane Steam Separators

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This technical report describes the development, design, operation, and performance of a full-circle, radial-vane steam separator for the boiling water section of a nuclear superheat reactor. Steam-water tests of this model have demonstrated that is has vane capacity in excess of that required for the 300-Mx(e) separate superheat reactor and for the 300-Mw mixed spectrum superheat reactor. It is proposed that the vane capacity requirement of the 600 Mw(e) separate superheat reactor may be attained by increasing the nozzle length.

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Moen, R. H. May 31, 1963.

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This technical report describes the development, design, operation, and performance of a full-circle, radial-vane steam separator for the boiling water section of a nuclear superheat reactor. Steam-water tests of this model have demonstrated that is has vane capacity in excess of that required for the 300-Mx(e) separate superheat reactor and for the 300-Mw mixed spectrum superheat reactor. It is proposed that the vane capacity requirement of the 600 Mw(e) separate superheat reactor may be attained by increasing the nozzle length.

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115 pages ; illustrations.

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U.S. Atomic Energy Commission Contract AT(04-3)-189 Project Agreement 13.

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  • Grant Number: AT(04-3)-189 PA #13
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Moen, R. H. Nuclear Superheat Project. Internal Steam Separation Development of Radial Vane Steam Separators, report, May 31, 1963; San Jose, California.. (https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc1201354/: accessed October 8, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, UNT Digital Library, https://digital.library.unt.edu; crediting UNT Libraries Government Documents Department.

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