Device for collecting reactor-meltdown products from a reactor p

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

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376284, G21C 9016

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ABSTRACT:
A device for collecting reactor-meltdown products from a reactor pressure vessel includes an antechamber disposed below the reactor pressure vessel, an expansion chamber having a floor forming an expansion surface for reactor-meltdown products, and a bulkhead being disposed between the antechamber and the expansion chamber and being destructible by the reactor-meltdown products. The bulkhead has a plurality of parts including at least one part being thermally destructible by the reactor-meltdown products. The at least one part is joined to the other parts for clearing a flow path for the reactor-meltdown products from the antechamber into the expansion chamber upon a destruction of the at least one part.

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patent: 5402456 (1995-03-01), Schabert et al.
Publ. World Scientific Jul. 1989, (Mollendorf et al.) pp. 19-23, "Emerging Nuclear Energy System 1989".

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