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Higher cooldown, temperature lowers.
Colder temp = Denser moderator = Power rises greater than POAH
Divide total power output by every other number, you’re calculating essentially how much power per foot of fuel
*Don’t screw up units, make everything kW (1,800,000kW)
Multiply every number together except total power output (3400MW)
Then divide by total power output,
Compare Locations to result
*Don’t screw up units, make everything kW (3,400,000kW)
IRW: point to point reference
DRW and IRW relationship
(DRW POV)
DRW is SLOPE of IRW curve at pos.
DRW and IRW relationship
(IRW POV)
IRW is SUM of TOTAL Rod length
Heat Calculation Inputs
Heat Calculation
Indicated vs. Actual
Heat Calculation
Indicated vs. Actual
Calculate Core Thermal Power
Boron Worth relationship with Moderator Temperature
Differential Boron Worth becomes LESS Negative
as temperature INCREASES
At HIGHER temperatures, a 1ppm increase in Boron will add LESS boron atoms to the core
Shutdown Margin (SDM)
During Startup at the POAH (Point of adding heat)
Quadrant Power Tilt Ratio Effect on single rod drop
Ratio will RISE (worse)
LCO 3.2.4
Single Phase Coolant Flow Resistance Proportional to:
Velocity
Area
DIRECTLY proportional to velocity2 (More chaos, more friction)
INDIRECTLY proportional to cross section area (More space, Less chaos, Less friction)
Delayed Neutrons
More likely to be absorbed by B-10(boron poison)
Needs fewer collisions to thermalize, less likely to fission U-238
Delayed more likely to thermalize