Combination pipe rupture mitigator and in-vessel core catcher

Induced nuclear reactions: processes – systems – and elements – Reactor protection or damage prevention – Core catchers

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376399, 376352, 376281, G21C 1500

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044129696

ABSTRACT:
A device which mitigates against the effects of a failed coolant loop in a nuclear reactor by restricting the outflow of coolant from the reactor through the failed loop and by retaining any particulated debris from a molten core which may result from coolant loss or other cause. The device reduces the reverse pressure drop through the failed loop by limiting the access of coolant in the reactor to the inlet of the failed loop. The device also spreads any particulated core debris over a large area to promote cooling.

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