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Temperature field analysis of spent fuel cask
Švaříček, Tomáš ; Nerud, Pavel (referee) ; Šen, Hugo (advisor)
The purpose of this thesis is temperature field analysis of spent fuel cask destined for dry buffer storage. Also to show possible ways of solving the difficulties in temperature field analysis, together with definition of simplifying presumptions and boundary conditions. Based on reasonable arguments were designed solving formulas, gained analytic solution of the temperature field and then compare analytical solution with numeric solution from ANSYS in the end of thesis.
Heat transfer in the storage cask and its impact on the environment
Marcell, Jan ; Slovák, Jiří (referee) ; Matal, Oldřich (advisor)
The main object of this diploma thesis is solving problems concerning heat transfer in disposal cannister for spent nuclear fuel. In forepart possibilities of conceptual solving according of disposal cannister to particular states are reviwed. On the basis of this a variant of possible protect of a nuclear fuel repository in the Czech republic has been chosen for calculationof a simplified model. Second part is computational solving that was divided into two parts. The first deals with calculation of heat transfer in disposal canister and is done by an analytical method. In the second part is calculation is done by numerical model. In this way region in near surroundings of this model of disposal cannister is analysed. Last part those diploma thesis deals with design of the storage of spacing among disposal canisters as well as optimum placing in underground part of nuclear fuel repository.
Adaptation of SW for estimation of radiologic impact of incidental releases of radionuclides\nfrom spent fuel storages.
Pecha, Petr ; Pechová, E.
Analysis of implicit group of radionuclides and its extension included nuclides with long half-llive of decay. Selection from spent fuel inventories. Selection from fision products, transurans an actinide group. Estimation of possible uncertainties. Comparison analysis is done betřween HARP and European COSYMA codes.
Simulation of potential occurrence of hot-spots in the case of radioactivity releases during atypical meteorological episodes
Pecha, Petr ; Tichý, Ondřej
Simulation of accidental releases of radioactiity during calm meteorological situations in relations with planned nuclear spent fuel storages. Approximation of discrete Gaussian puffs is introduced. After some time the stationary calm field is assumed to be scattered by wind flow. In the 3dr hour of the wind-flow phase under rain commencement some surprised hot spots of CS137 on terrain have occurred in rather far distances from the source of discharges.
Heat transfer in the storage cask and its impact on the environment
Marcell, Jan ; Slovák, Jiří (referee) ; Matal, Oldřich (advisor)
The main object of this diploma thesis is solving problems concerning heat transfer in disposal cannister for spent nuclear fuel. In forepart possibilities of conceptual solving according of disposal cannister to particular states are reviwed. On the basis of this a variant of possible protect of a nuclear fuel repository in the Czech republic has been chosen for calculationof a simplified model. Second part is computational solving that was divided into two parts. The first deals with calculation of heat transfer in disposal canister and is done by an analytical method. In the second part is calculation is done by numerical model. In this way region in near surroundings of this model of disposal cannister is analysed. Last part those diploma thesis deals with design of the storage of spacing among disposal canisters as well as optimum placing in underground part of nuclear fuel repository.
Temperature field analysis of spent fuel cask
Švaříček, Tomáš ; Nerud, Pavel (referee) ; Šen, Hugo (advisor)
The purpose of this thesis is temperature field analysis of spent fuel cask destined for dry buffer storage. Also to show possible ways of solving the difficulties in temperature field analysis, together with definition of simplifying presumptions and boundary conditions. Based on reasonable arguments were designed solving formulas, gained analytic solution of the temperature field and then compare analytical solution with numeric solution from ANSYS in the end of thesis.

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