Coolball, a Machine Code for Thermal Analysis of Pebble Bed Reactor Cores

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COOLBALL is an IBM 650 machine program designed to calculate local gas and ball temperatures, gas flow, and pressure loses as induced by non-uniform power generation and voidage within an axial flow Pebble Bed Reactor core. This code has been used extensively to study the thermal characteristics of Pebble Bed Reactor cores in support of a broad program for the development of the PBR concept.

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iii, 16 pages plus un-numbered table pages : illustrations, tables

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Creator: Unknown. [1961].

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COOLBALL is an IBM 650 machine program designed to calculate local gas and ball temperatures, gas flow, and pressure loses as induced by non-uniform power generation and voidage within an axial flow Pebble Bed Reactor core. This code has been used extensively to study the thermal characteristics of Pebble Bed Reactor cores in support of a broad program for the development of the PBR concept.

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iii, 16 pages plus un-numbered table pages : illustrations, tables

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Digitized from microopaque cards (2).

Work performed under AEC contract AT(30-1)-2207.

AEC Research and Development Report, UC-81, Power Reactors.

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Coolball, a Machine Code for Thermal Analysis of Pebble Bed Reactor Cores, report, [1961]; Washington D.C.. (https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc1463135/: accessed May 29, 2023), University of North Texas Libraries, UNT Digital Library, https://digital.library.unt.edu; crediting UNT Libraries Government Documents Department.

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