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Study on Thermal Electric Conversion System for Sodium cooled FBR; Investigation for development of thermoelectric materials and systematic technology

Suzuki, Ryosuke*; Tanabe, Kentaro*; kondo, koki*; Ono, Katsutoshi*; Toda, Shinichi; Kasagawa, Yusuke; Tamayama, Kiyoshi; Oketani, Kazuhiro*

JNC TY4400 2003-004, 214 Pages, 2003/08

JNC-TY4400-2003-004.pdf:19.93MB

Recently, it has been important to reuse discharged heat energy from present nuclear plants in the view of reduction of environmental burden and improvement of heat efficiency for plant. For practical use in future of sodium cooled FBRs, which are typical high temperature system, this issue must be given priority. The thermal electric conversion system has been applied to the limited uses such as space or military, however, that results show good merits for reliability, maintenance free, and so on. Recently, this technology has been reconsidered in the view of saving energy in general industry. In this study, we made an investigation for applicability of the thermal electric conversion system to sodium cooled FBR as a heat recovery techbnology. Exactly, We have carried out the fundamental research and development for thermoelectric materials and elements, development of modules, and sodium tests with those modules, and then, we acquired the fundamental knowledge to estimate the efficiencies of thermal electric conversion system or modules for a sodium cooled FBR.

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Applicability of thermoelectric power generation system to Monju

Aizawa, Tatsuhiko*; Yamamoto, Shigeo*; Kim, S.*; Yang, J.*; Iwasako, Yasushi*; Toda, Shinichi; Kasagawa, Yusuke; Sakata, Hideaki; Oketani, Kazuhiro*

JNC TY4400 2003-003, 100 Pages, 2003/08

JNC-TY4400-2003-003.pdf:14.97MB

How to utilize the waste of heat is one of the most important issues for nuclear engineering. Its technological impact is significant in reduction of environmental burdens and minimization of CO2 emission through nuclear power generation with high efficiency. Research and development for thermoelectric power generation still weighs its importance on the search for high figure-of-merit materials; many engineering issues are still present to be solved toward promising solution to engineering issues are still present to be solved toward promising solution to engineering demand from market. Inthis study, new engineering ideas are proposed to make full use of heat waste via the prototype system for thermoelectric power generation. Sodium loop at the International Cooperation and Technology Development Center of Tsuruga Head Office in JNC was used as a heat source to demonstrate the effectiveness of the developed prototype system. The present research activities are categorized by the following elements.

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Improvement of the MSG code for the MONJU Evaporators; Additional function of reverse flow calculation on water/steam model and animation for post processing

Toda, Shinichi; Yoshikawa, Shinji; Watanabe, Osamu*; Kishida, Masako*; Oketani, Kazuhiro*

JNC TN4400 2003-005, 106 Pages, 2003/05

JNC-TN4400-2003-005.pdf:3.82MB

The improved version of the MSG code(Multi-dimensional Thermal-hydroulic Analysis Code for Steam Generators) has been released. It has been carried out to improve based on the original version in order to calculate reverse flow on water/steam side, and to animate the post-processing data. To calculate reverse flow locally, modification to set pressure at each divided node point of water/steam region in the helical-coil heat tansfer tubes has been carried out. And the matrix solver has been also improved to treat a problem within practical calculation time against increasing the pressure points. In this case pressure and enthalpy have to be calculated simultaneously, however, it was found out that using the bloci-Jacobean method make a diagonal-dominant matrix, and solve the matriz efficiently with a relaxation method. As the result of calculations of a steady-state condition and a transient of SG blow down with manual tip operation, the improvement on calculation function of the MSG code was confirmed. And an animation function of temperature contour in the sodium shell side as a post procssing has been added. Since the animation is very effective to understand themal-hydraulic behavior on the sodium shell side of the SG, especially in case of transient condition, the analysis and evalution of the calculation results will be enabled to be more quickly and effectively.

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