Induced nuclear reactions: processes – systems – and elements – Reactor structures
Patent
1986-12-09
1988-08-23
Kyle, Deborah L.
Induced nuclear reactions: processes, systems, and elements
Reactor structures
376245, 376247, G21C 1710
Patent
active
047659475
ABSTRACT:
A device is provided concerning probe guide ducts for allowing a probe to pass for carrying out measurements on the coolant at the outlet of the assemblies (6) of a nuclear reactor (1). It comprises sleeves (9) through which pass upper columns (12) grouping together the guide ducts (10). After running horizontally along the periphery of the reactor, the ducts (10) are grouped together in lower columns (15) in the form of bundles before running towards the outlets of the coolant from the asemblies (6) in contact with the upper plate of the core (7). This device provides an excellent protection of the probe guide ducts with respect of the flow of the coolant.
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Babin Michel
Desfontaines Guy
Framatome
Kyle Deborah L.
Wasil Daniel
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