Thermophysical properties of U3Si2 to 1773K

Thermophysical properties of U3Si2 to 1773K

Use of U3Si2 in nuclear reactors requires accurate thermophysical property data to capture heat transfer within the core. Compilation of the limited previous research efforts focused on the most critical property, thermal conductivity, reveals extensive disagreement. Assessment of this data is chall...

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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of nuclear materials 2015-09, Vol.464 (C), p.275-280
Hauptverfasser: White, J.T., Nelson, A.T., Dunwoody, J.T., Byler, D.D., Safarik, D.J., McClellan, K.J.
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description Use of U3Si2 in nuclear reactors requires accurate thermophysical property data to capture heat transfer within the core. Compilation of the limited previous research efforts focused on the most critical property, thermal conductivity, reveals extensive disagreement. Assessment of this data is challenged by the fact that the critical structural and chemical details of the material used to provide historic data is either absent or confirms the presence of significant impurity phases. This study was initiated to fabricate high purity U3Si2 to quantify the coefficient of thermal expansion, heat capacity, thermal diffusivity, and thermal conductivity from room temperature to 1773K. Datasets provided in this manuscript will facilitate more detailed fuel performance modeling to assess both current and proposed reactor designs that incorporate U3Si2.
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