Mixed MHD flow and Tritium transport were computed for a slender poloidal duct, representative of a DEMO HCLL blanket element. 2-D flow and temperature fields were computed in the duct’s cross section under the assumption of parallel, fully developed flow, while Tritium concentration C was found by solving a fully 3-D problem with simplifying assumptions at the duct’s ends. The spatial distribution of C depended on the intensity and direction of the forced flow. Significant peak factors were obtained if the net flow rate was so low that re-circulation occurred; C maxima were attained near the walls for upward flow, in the core region for downward flow.

CIOFALO M, DI MAIO PA, SPOSITO G, VELLA G (2005). Mixed MHD convection and Tritium transport in fusion-relevant configurations. FUSION ENGINEERING AND DESIGN, 75-79, 697-702 [10.1016/j.fusengdes.2005.06.205].

Mixed MHD convection and Tritium transport in fusion-relevant configurations

CIOFALO, Michele
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DI MAIO, Pietro Alessandro;VELLA, Giuseppe
2005-01-01

Abstract

Mixed MHD flow and Tritium transport were computed for a slender poloidal duct, representative of a DEMO HCLL blanket element. 2-D flow and temperature fields were computed in the duct’s cross section under the assumption of parallel, fully developed flow, while Tritium concentration C was found by solving a fully 3-D problem with simplifying assumptions at the duct’s ends. The spatial distribution of C depended on the intensity and direction of the forced flow. Significant peak factors were obtained if the net flow rate was so low that re-circulation occurred; C maxima were attained near the walls for upward flow, in the core region for downward flow.
2005
CIOFALO M, DI MAIO PA, SPOSITO G, VELLA G (2005). Mixed MHD convection and Tritium transport in fusion-relevant configurations. FUSION ENGINEERING AND DESIGN, 75-79, 697-702 [10.1016/j.fusengdes.2005.06.205].
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